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As Halloween rapidly approaches, many people in the United States are once again on the fence about celebrating due to spikes of the Coronavirus.

I don’t believe a cause was ever established.

First off, any city that has an Elm Street like we do should be going full bore with Halloween decor, but I didn't see a whole lot from this section of the city. The one street I did see some great decorations on was Madison.

I also trust my source.

I took a few minutes recently and wandered the grounds of the Twin Falls Visitor Center, and realized that you don't have to actually enter the building to learn just about anything you want to know about the city. The property surrounding the center is a southern Idaho history lesson in itself…

The Boise State Broncos have just three wins heading into Saturday's matchup with Colorado State, and have only five games remaining before the conference championship is set to begin on December 4.

The Twin Falls Police Department has featured the profile of a 15-year-old local teen that hasn't had contact with family for more than two weeks.

There are a lot of things coming this week to celebrate Halloween. We are compiling a list of all of them so you can plan out your week. If there are any we missed please let us know so we can add it to the list.

With Halloween arriving on Sunday, this is the week that many families are gathering in front of the television and watching scary movies to get into the spirit. I recently watched a film I'd never even heard of on Netflix, and was blown away by how good it was.

If you have been thinking about getting rid of your old, tired bookcases, tables, appliances, or dressers, the "free" section of Twin Falls' Craigslist has a lot of good stuff up for grabs presently.

Over the weekend, several posts on a social sharing website caught my attention. They were published by customers across the United States who had recently had their debit card information hacked through their local Walmart.

Three different varieties of whole raw onions shipped to the United States from Mexico have been found to carry a potential Salmonella risk. The onions are sold in 35 states, including Idaho.