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Can you ever recall pulling a two-mouthed species (of any fish) from a body of water in the Gem State?

If you check out the tourism brochure that shows most of the amazing things in the area, no wonder everyone wants to move here. But we all know those highlights don't paint the full picture. Here are the things that should be in the brochure.

It's like the dress all over again. This one is an optical illusion with animals though rather than clothing and I have to admit, I can see both. It is a nice little trick on your brain. So sound off Twin Falls.

t is a great way to start honing those skills as a teenager. But, based on some things I think this list is what really is being taught in Twin Falls drivers ed.

The thrill of the find might be more valuable than this style of watch, but I doubt it, seeing as your average starter Apple Watch rings in at around $250. Let's hope this one is waterproof, and not water resistant.

If indeed three of the bars were located 118 years ago, then that still leaves a hefty amount of money still awaiting Idaho treasure seekers somewhere in the waters of this meager lake that spans just over 5,000 acres of land.

It may be slightly embarrassing, but most of us have done this at work.

This morning on August 20th around 5 a.m. there was a pretty massive power outage from Eden to almost Oakley. According to the Idaho Power Outage Map roughly 4,000 people were out of power. So, if this happens to you we can help you out.

A few weeks ago someone decided to leave a very well painted rock near our back door of the station. The first time I saw it I thought how cool it was. It has been sitting near our back door for weeks now. So, what do we do with it now?

It seems crazy to think that summer is almost officially completely over. Fall is almost a month away and with the changing of the seasons comes all things spooky. It looks like Spirit Halloween is officially hiring for Twin Falls.

There was just an earthquake near Old Faithful and another earthquake near the Yellowstone and Montana border.

While I might not be a die-hard fan of his, I did grow up listening to Elvis, because it was all my dad played. He ordered a cassette series of his greatest hits when I was probably eight or so years old, and he still has them today.