TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Tuesday was a fantastic day to be out at the ballparks around the area as multiple area baseball and softball teams were in action. Starting in the 4A SCIC, the 2X defending softball champions Kimberly Bulldogs (8-1) …
After the Idaho Vandals walked off the field after a heartbreaking loss in the Big Sky championship, the team was entering a new phase of the program. With several key players graduating, with new faces and fresh energy, Idaho soccer is evolving. The …
BOISE, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Idaho Senate passed Senate Bill 1198 through a 27-8 vote on Monday, targeting DEI policies in higher education and aiming to free students from “compulsory ideological training.” The bill, sponsored by Sen. Ben Toews (R- …
It's the one day a year that you can trust absolutely no one--not a single person around you, not a single friend, not a single co-worker. April Fools' Day. The annual 'celebration' of pranks and laughter can bring out the worst in people-- …
A new law in Idaho gives health care professionals the right to refuse care based on personal beliefs or principles. It says, in part, that the health care professionals should not be required to participate in any medical procedure they object to based on …
Filming for one of the most controversial movies ever released began 55 years ago throughout London and spawned a cult following across the globe. Idaho fans of the film and book, which were banned in numerous countries, might not know that a state teacher …
IDAHO CITY, Idaho — Spring has sprung in Idaho, but a late-season snowstorm recently added to the already above-average snowpack, which, after being measured Tuesday, is offering a promising outlook for water levels in Idaho this summer. "So we have …
BOISE, Idaho — On Tuesday, Idaho lawmakers passed House Bill 135, legislation that restricts certain state-funded services for undocumented immigrants. RELATED: Governor Little and Idaho legislators back Trump's immigration policies, celebrate H.B. 83 …
Four days after Idaho Gov. Brad Little vetoed a bill that would’ve banned medical intervention mandates — including vaccines, medical treatment or medicine — by businesses, governments, schools and colleges, the Idaho Legislature’s immediate path forward …
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