KSAW-TV (Nampa, ID)

KSAW-LD is a low-power television station affiliated with ABC, located in Twin Falls, Idaho. It caters to the Southern Idaho region known as the Magic Valley. The station transmits a high-definition digital signal on UHF channel 15, which is also accessible as virtual channel 51 through PSIP. Its transmitter is situated on Flat Top Butte, close to Jerome, Idaho.

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A second high-ranking official resigns from Mountain Home government over council comments

4 days ago | kivitv.com | Joey Martin

MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho - The turnover at Mountain Home City Hall continues. The city's police chief is not the only official to resign due to comments made by city council members. In the same week that Mountain Home Police Chief Jon Thompson resigned, the city's military liaison, Marty Anderson, also submitted his letter of resignation. This decision was also in response to accusations and comments made by city council members.
Driver hits IDOC work van during Work Zone Awareness Week, highlighting safety concerns

4 days ago | kivitv.com | Keith Burrell

CANYON COUNTY, Idaho - A driver who struck an Idaho Department of Corrections work van on Interstate 84 near New Plymouth has been released from the hospital with only minor injuries, despite being ejected from their vehicle during the crash. The collision occurred Tuesday afternoon when the driver's Toyota Tundra hit a parked IDOC work van while crews were cleaning trash along the roadside. According to police, the truck then veered across both lanes of traffic and rolled.
Magic Valley teen to compete in China for 2025 Archery World Cup

5 days ago | kivitv.com | Joey Martin

TWIN FALLS, Idaho - Seventeen-year-old Jacey Cypriano, a native of the Magic Valley, is on the brink of realizing her dream of representing the USA. Cypriano, an archer, is preparing for the 2025 World Cup, which will take place from May 6th to 11th in Shanghai, China. "I'm going to China for the World Cup in archery. It will be against competitors from all over the world," said Jacey Cypriano of Team USA Archery.
Tractor Supply Company breaks ground on first northwest distribution center in Nampa

5 days ago | kivitv.com | Keith Burrell

NAMPA, Idaho - Tractor Supply Company has officially broken ground on its 11th distribution center and first in the Northwest. The 865,000 square foot industrial complex is the newest addition to a growing Nampa. Idaho beat out four other states to secure the facility, which will serve as a key distribution hub for the company in the Northwest region. "One of my goals, long-term, was actually that we had jobs in our local community and a variety of jobs.
Mountain Home Police Chief resigns after harsh criticism from City Council is caught on video

6 days ago | kivitv.com | Joey Martin

MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho - There is some turmoil within the government of Mountain Home, as the police chief has submitted his resignation due to departmental disputes and statements made by city council members and Elmore County commissioners. Mountain Home Police Chief Johnathan Thompson submitted his letter of resignation last week after a video surfaced online from a joint meeting between the city council and county commissioners on March 7.
Catholic Diocese of Boise to hold memorial mass following the death of Pope Francis

6 days ago | kivitv.com | Brady Caskey

BOISE, Idaho - Catholics across the world, including here in Boise, are mourning after Pope Francis died of a stroke on Easter Monday. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Boise will host a local memorial mass to honor the Pope. "I was shocked when I heard this morning, and I think that's the reaction, even though we knew he was sick," says Deacon Scott Pearhill, the Director of Communications for the Diocese of Boise. A reaction of shock and sadness for Idahoans.
College of Western Idaho drone program prepares students for evolving industry demands

6 days ago | kivitv.com | Keith Burrell

NAMPA, Idaho - At the College of Western Idaho, students are learning to navigate the skies with drone technology that's reshaping industries across the economy. The college's Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) program is designed to prepare students for a wide range of career opportunities in the rapidly expanding drone industry.
A guide on what to do with your unwanted items

1 week ago | kivitv.com | Brady Caskey

BOISE, Idaho - Spring cleaning is upon us and many Boise residents are looking to get rid of their unwanted items. Bulky items like couches often end up dumped on public lands, but the City of Boise has a better option for free. "We feel like we have a great value and provide a lot of services that the community wants," said Peter McCullough, with the City of Boise. Residents get access to various services for free along with their regular trash service fee.
Father-son taxidermists in Filer face criminal charges stemming from high-profile poaching investigation

1 week ago | kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton

TWIN FALLS, Idaho - A father and son from Shiermeier Taxidermy are facing new charges linked to a lengthy poaching investigation that has already implicated a group of hunters. Investigators allege that Tom and Ryan Schiermeier accepted orders for trophy mounts of 43 animals that were taken illegally, without proper documentation. Idaho News 6 previously reported on the investigation, which has led to multiple felony charges against several hunters connected to alleged ringleader Karl Studer.
Mountain Home Police Chief resigns after clashing with city council

1 week ago | kivitv.com | Kate Jacobson

MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho - Mountain Home Police Chief Jonathan Thompson has submitted his resignation after two and a half years leading the department. Thompson, who was appointed in November 2022, will step down effective April 30, ending a 36-year career in law enforcement that began when he joined the Marine Corps at age 18.