Times-News (Idaho)

The Times-News is a daily newspaper in the United States, catering to the Twin Falls community in Idaho.

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Real estate agent touts water, hopes for partnership for Canyon Spring land sale

11 hours ago | magicvalley.com | Eric Goodell

TWIN FALLS — It’s the water. The real estate agent selling the 277 acres of picturesque property in the Snake River Canyon is emphasizing a feature that will go to a new owner — lots of water in the form of an artesian geothermal well flowing at 14.6 million gallons per day. Heidi Baldwin listed the property last fall on behalf of the owners, the McCollum family, and said there has been significant interest. A company was hired to verify the amount of hot water flowing from the well.
2 years later, emotional scars remain: What became of Burley crime spree suspect?

1 day ago | magicvalley.com | Eric Goodell

BURLEY — It was a crime that shook this community two years ago. A knife-wielding man wearing a black hoodie sexually assaulted a woman in her house and entered two other homes, one time yelling at an occupant that he was going to kill her. He discovered a 4-year-old girl at the other home, put a blanket over her head, picked her up and carried her around the house. Security cameras captured video of the chilling incident.
An early start: Communities kick off Independence Day activities the week prior

2 days ago | magicvalley.com | Eric Goodell

JEROME — Why wait until July 4? Many local communities get an early start on Independence Day festivities, shooting off fireworks and holding parades. A lot of it gets started this weekend, with much-loved celebrations in various parts of Magic Valley, including Eden/Hazelton, Wendell, Hagerman, Rupert and Jerome.
Studer to pay $180,000 for F&G violations, gets lifetime ban on hunting license

4 days ago | magicvalley.com | Eric Goodell

TWIN FALLS — The sentence handed down against a man once charged with multiple Fish and Game violations doesn’t seem right with a group of hunters who on Monday attended his sentencing hearing. Though it includes an order to pay about $180,000 in fines and reimbursement, “it almost feels like a loss in a big way,” Brian Richter of Twin Falls said after the hearing. The redeeming factor in the sentence against Karl W.
Idaho unemployment rate drops to 3.6%, remains below US rate

5 days ago | magicvalley.com | Clark Corbin

Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased from 3.7% to 3.6% in May, the Idaho Department of Labor announced in a news release issued Friday. For May, the number of nonfarm jobs in Idaho increased by 2,500 jobs, for a total of 883,400 jobs, according to the Idaho Department of Labor.
Unlocking potential: Workshop gathers public's views on Rock Creek cleanup

5 days ago | magicvalley.com | Eric Goodell

TWIN FALLS — Upon first hearing about it, Steve Woods thought another meeting discussing the Rock Creek watershed restoration project would yield limited results. Before knowing more, he envisioned a group of residents engaging in talk without getting much of anything done. Later, he learned it was much more than that and was impressed with how far the effort had progressed.
'They know how to battle': Twin Falls Hawks A's fight leads to fast start

6 days ago | magicvalley.com | Justin Fitzgerald

Twin Falls Hawks A head coach Tyler Mildenberg told the Times-News he has a group that’s played together for years and does everything together. Christian Waitley backed that up, telling the Times-News that many of his teammates are also his closest friends. Team get-togethers, including frequent visits to Chick-fil-A, are common, Bo Stringer told the Times-News. Years and experiences built chemistry, fueling a fast start to the 2025 American Legion baseball season.
'I just saw the vision': Magic Valley Alphas make history with ICFL championship

6 days ago | magicvalley.com | Justin Fitzgerald

Said Carranza was still riding high about a week after leading the Magic Valley Alphas to the Idaho Contact Football league championship. Carranza always thought it was possible since moving to the area in 2012. The Magic Valley had enough talent to win the semi-pro league, he thought. Just no one could put all the pieces together, until June 7 when the Alphas made history as the first area team to win a semi-pro championship.
Americans Reject Cruel Approach to Immigration | NECOCHEA

1 week ago | magicvalley.com | Lauren Necochea

America needs a sensible, orderly immigration system that honors the contributions of immigrants and reflects our tradition of welcoming those who help build this country. What we have instead are masked agents in unmarked vehicles detaining people without warrants, including U.S. citizens and even a federal marshal. People who follow the rules and show up for immigration hearings are met with handcuffs, turning due process into a trap.
Idaho Land Board votes to hire outside legal counsel instead of AG Raúl Labrador

1 week ago | magicvalley.com | Clark Corbin

The Idaho State Board of Land Commissioners voted to be represented by outside legal counsel hired by the Idaho Department of Lands — not Attorney General Raúl Labrador, who is also a member of the land board.