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π Hereβs your Monday look at the latest news, local sports, traffic information and weather across the Magic Valley.
Drivers in the Burley area should be aware of several access changes beginning today. πβ οΈ
Burley Avenue access is closed from:
π Fruitland
π 4100 North β also known as Deep Creek Road
π 1400 East β Castleford Road
Drivers should plan alternate routes and follow all posted detour signs. π§
Meanwhile, a potato truck overturned Saturday on Balance Rock Road near Castleford. π₯π Authorities say a mechanical failure caused the truck to roll backward while traveling uphill before tipping over.
One lane was temporarily blocked, but no injuries were reported. Twin Falls County deputies and Castleford firefighters responded to the scene.
Twin Falls County deputies are asking the public for help identifying a driver involved in a reported road-rage incident near Filer. π¨
Authorities are looking for a dark-colored Chevy Silverado crew cab with:
πΉ Roof marker lights
πΉ Chrome bumpers
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office at 208-735-1911.
Twin Falls Police officers will face no criminal charges following two separate reviews.
Prosecutors determined that the April shooting involving Colton Copeland was justified. They also found insufficient evidence to charge an officer over the use of force during the August 1 Canyon Park West mass shooting.
Twin Falls is also moving forward with plans for a permanent memorial honoring the victims of the August 1 In-N-Out shooting.
The shooting killed three people and wounded seven others. The Idaho Community Foundation has donated $20,000 to begin fundraising, and city officials say the community will have a role in shaping the memorial. ποΈ
Governor Brad Little says storing spent nuclear fuel over the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer is a "nonstarter" as Idaho continues discussions surrounding a possible nuclear innovation campus.
Federal officials say hosting such a campus would require the host state to accept spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste from other states.
Little says Idaho has not committed to hosting the project, no location has been selected, and firm safety guarantees would be required before he would sign a final agreement. β’οΈ
The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine has issued new guidance for doctors caring for patients experiencing high-risk pregnancies in states with abortion restrictions.
The recommendations include establishing out-of-state referral networks, counseling patients about treatment options and coordinating with hospital legal teams to clarify what care is permitted.
The organization says uncertainty surrounding abortion restrictions can contribute to delays in treatment for patients experiencing serious complications.
A major change involving fire protection and emergency medical services is coming to the Wood River Valley.
The Blaine County South and Ketchum fire districts are scheduled to merge Thursday, October 1, creating the Blaine County Fire District. π
Residents will continue calling 911, and emergency services will continue operating from the same stations.
The merger will combine leadership, training and budgeting under one command structure.
Hailey voters will decide in November whether their community will join the district.
Boise State University is moving forward with plans to explore development on parking lots east of Albertsons Stadium. ποΈ
University President David Hahn announced plans to study possibilities that could include:
π¨ A hotel
π Housing
ποΈ Shops
π½οΈ Restaurants
The university is seeking an advisor to study the development options and potential revenue.
Friday night brought plenty of action across the Magic Valley! π
Burley 15 β Minico 12
Burley will host Jerome this Friday.
Other weekend scores:
π Twin Falls 34 β Canyon Ridge 14
π West Side 21 β Declo 14
π Hagerman 36 β Oakley 30
π Carey 44 β Richfield 6
π Camas County 54 β Lighthouse Christian 48
π Castleford 54 β Dietrich 12
π Raft River 66 β Glenns Ferry 0
π Jerome 26 β Mountain Home 18
π Buhl 21 β Wood River 6
Hagerman's Will Mavencamp accounted for three touchdowns, while Jerome's Taiten Van Tassel caught four touchdown passes.
Weekend soccer action included:
β½ Twin Falls 4 β Burley 1
β½ Teton 11 β Buhl 0
β½ Gooding 8 β Buhl 0
β½ American Falls 3 β Gooding 1
β½ Buhl 4 β American Falls 3
β½ Sugar-Salem 2 β Wendell 0
β½ Canyon Ridge 4 β Thunder Ridge 2
β½ Caldwell 2 β Mountain Home 1
β½ Wood River 1 β Jerome 0
β½ Teton 10 β Buhl 0
β½ Wood River 2 β Jerome 1
β½ Sugar-Salem 8 β Wendell 0
β½ Canyon Ridge 5 β Minico 0
More soccer is on tap today, with girls' matches beginning at 4 p.m. and boys' matches at 5:45 p.m. π₯
Kimberly and Filer both picked up sweeps over Sugar-Salem.
Gooding split a pair of five-set matches, beating South Fremont before falling to American Falls.
Tonight's schedule includes:
π Carey at Camas County β 6 p.m.
π Wendell at Castleford β 7 p.m.
π Hagerman at Glenns Ferry β 7 p.m.
π Hansen at Lighthouse Christian β 7 p.m.
π Murtaugh at Raft River β 7 p.m.
π Dietrich at Richfield β 7 p.m.
π Oakley at Shoshone β 7 p.m.
The Boise State Broncos are back in the national rankings at No. 22 in the AP poll following a 32β7 win over Western Michigan. π΄
Quarterback Maddux Madsen threw three touchdown passes, while Dylan Riley ran for 138 yards and a score.
The Broncos are now 3β1 and will host Utah State Saturday at 5:30 p.m. in their first Pac-12 game. The game will air on CBS Sports Network.
Idaho State improved to 4β0 after holding off Southern Utah 28β24.
Chedon James scored twice, including a go-ahead 43-yard touchdown catch in the fourth quarter.
The Bengals will host Northern Arizona Saturday at 6 p.m. in the ICCU Dome.
CSI men's soccer battled No. 17 Snow College to a 1β1 draw, with Juan Porto Pascual scoring in the 81st minute.
The CSI women lost 1β0.
CSI volleyball, ranked No. 12 nationally, split its weekend series with USU-Eastern. Emma Pannell led the Golden Eagles with 13 kills and 11 digs.
It looks like a beautiful stretch of fall weather is developing across Southern Idaho. πβοΈ
Monday: π₯οΈ Mostly cloudy early, gradually becoming sunny. High near 70Β° with west-northwest winds and gusts up to 20 mph.
Monday night: π Mostly clear with a low around 47Β°.
Tuesday: βοΈ Sunny with a high near 72Β°, with wind gusts potentially reaching 23 mph.
Wednesday: βοΈ Sunny with a high around 73Β°.
Thursday: βοΈ Sunny with a high near 77Β°.
Friday: π Sunny and warming to around 80Β°.
Saturday: π€οΈ Mostly sunny with a high near 76Β°.
Sunday: βοΈ Sunny with a high around 78Β°.
It looks like the Magic Valley could be in for a beautiful week, with plenty of sunshine and temperatures climbing toward 80 degrees by Friday. πβοΈ
From road closures and breaking local news to high school sports, weather and what's happening across the Magic Valley, we'll keep you updated throughout the day.
Stay informed. Stay safe. And have a great Monday, Southern Idaho! πΊπΈπ»
The largest restockings are planned for the Blackfoot Reservoir, Magic Valley's Lake Walcott, and the Snake River.
A beloved Boise tradition will reopen the 8th Street block during this week's First Thursday event following a lengthy construction project.
The two occupants were out of the car when crews arrived. Both were transported to the hospital for further evaluation of minor injuries.
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