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Calling 911 in an emergency situation is vital to getting the help you need, but many people don’t realize the importance of the dispatchers on the other line.

The Idaho Fairness in Women’s Sports Act was passed in 2020 and signed into law before a federal judge temporarily blocked its implementation.

Organization fears bill would ban abortion before many people even know they’re pregnant

State safety officials are urging Magic Valley drivers to be wary of traffic issues and road signs around construction work zones.

All Oregon residents age 16 and up will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine on April 19.

Up until now, they have only been testing people with symptoms, but they have decided to open it up to those who are asymptomatic.

Where you can get the vaccine and how to schedule an appointment, updated cases in Idaho and how many vaccines have been administered.

Con tanta desinformación en torno a la pandemia de coronavirus, KMVT quiere extender nuestros servicios de noticias COVID-19 a la comunidad hispana.

One person has been killed and two others were stabbed following an apparent fight.

A group of farmers has filed a federal antitrust case against several big agricultural companies, contending the companies worked together to ban e-commerce sales in order to keep prices for seeds, fertilizer and other chemicals artificially high

On Sunday President Russell M. Nelson announced plans to build 20 new temples throughout the world, and one of them will be in Burley

The route will operate three days a week: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

The "Niagara of the West" will not have the explosive flows of the past, but officials say it will still be worth the trip.

Republicans and Democrats don't see eye-to-eye on how to assure no more COVID-19 outbreaks occur while the House and Senate are in session.

The city of Twin Falls is reminding citizens about the laws regarding yard sales.

After two seniors at Burley High School tragically passed away earlier this year, one government teacher wanted to do something to honor them and their families.

After months of soaring gas prices, Idaho drivers were finally able to catch their breath, at least a little, this week. According to AAA, the state average increased by just three cents, the smallest weekly jump since January.

Fewer bison migrated out of Yellowstone National Park this winter than in years past, leading officials to drop plans to capture and remove some of the animals as part of a population control program.

Even with COVID-19 vaccines rolling out health officials are warning that we still have a ways to go before we reach herd immunity

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare tweeted on Friday new changes to the COVID-19 data update schedule.

The case of a man accused of choking his mother and threatening her with knives has been sent to district court.

KMVT News took a look at what scams are currently out there targeting seniors, and what they can do to protect themselves.

Magic Valley Paramedics SORT team were one of over 20 units who responded to truck hanging off a bridge over a canyon

General Conference for the church of Latter Day Saints was held over the weekend. The two-day event was held virtually, members of the community share about feelings of belonging and praise.

Idaho decided against allowing taxpayers to receive a break on taxes against the first $10,200 of unemployment income.

This week’s Academic All-Star is Jillian Young from Jerome High School.

Embrace Life Recovery Center is opening for its first round of patients at its Jerome County inpatient facility.

A controlled burn lost control and set fire to over 1000 tires. The fire had flames reported as tall as 80-100 feet.

The fire is at the corner of 3100S and 1800E

The bill would fully fund all-day kindergarten programs in the state