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A family in Twin Falls is in need of help now, and the community has come together to support them, but they still need more, and you can be apart of helping them.

Which cities are the neediest and which are holding together better than most? How needy are the cities in Idaho?

My philosophy, when surrounded by family, has been to avoid conversations that may cast a light on a person's misfortune or failures. Egos should be left with coats at the front door during holiday gatherings

Rob Nejezchleba retired from the Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office in 2012 where he served as captain. According to his daughter, Rob dedicated his life to serving the Magic Valley and virtually the entire family followed in his footsteps of public servants. Rob is battling a rare disease and now he needs the help of the community he served.

The lieutenant governor of Idaho will be at an open house for Twin Falls organization that provides free counseling services for people challenged by substance abuse and mental health issues.

The Twin Falls School District hopes to partner with an app that will enable people to help students with various needs. The app is called Purposity, it connects users with individual needs in specific community

Rock Creek Elementary School is pitching in to help two families left homeless by a fire last week. In a Facebook post, the Twin Falls elementary says it is helping the two families impacted by a house fire and is asking other families with children at the school to help as well.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) The city of Twin Falls would like to hand out some money to community centered organizations.

JEROME, Idaho (KLIX) Jerome emergency coordinators have asked county citizens to report damage caused by recent flooding.

The Jerome Police Department has shared images of two people they hope the public can help identify. One is a woman the other is a man. The police department shared it to their Facebook page and asks anyone with information to give them a call...

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) The grand opening for the Crisis Center of South Central Idaho is next week, but patients are being admitted now.

Helping a child at a park just seems like the right thing to do, right? Apparently, this isn't always the case. Last month, my family and I were at a park in Washington. A little boy approached me and asked me to lift him onto a swing.