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09/16/2024

Double the birthday, double the fun! 🎂

After spending so many years together, the sisters’ bond has grown into something stronger than ever.

09/16/2024

Taylor Swift arrived about 90 minutes before kickoff to see her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and the two-time defending Super Bowl champions play the Cincinnati Bengals.

09/16/2024

A Taylor Swift corn maze opened up over the weekend.

09/16/2024

This week’s KMVT Friday Night Blitz Play of the Week goes to Minico Spartans senior running back Preston Sonner-Cranney for his amazing tackle-breaking run against the Jerome Tigers this past Friday.

09/16/2024

The Idaho Vandals football team was eliminated last season in the FCS Quarterfinals by the UAlbany Great Danes in a 30-22 home loss, on Saturday, Idaho had a chance at their revenge and got just that in a dominant 41-13 win.

09/16/2024

The Idaho State Bengals allowed 38 straight points in the first half and that deficit was far too much to overcome despite outscoring North Dakota in the second half as the Fighting Hawks soared to a 52-28 win.

09/16/2024

It’s not uncommon for teams to struggle in their first year of existence, however both College of Southern Idaho soccer teams have started things out on the right foot, no pun intended.

It’s not uncommon for teams to struggle in their first year of existence, however both college of Southern Idaho soccer teams have started things out on the right foot, no pun intended.

09/16/2024

The College of Southern Idaho volleyball team wrapped up non-conference play with a four set loss to No. 8 Weatherford College in the last match of the UFirst Intermountain Invite.

09/16/2024

Crews worked on chipping operations on Saturday to minimize fire fuel, according to fire officials.

09/15/2024

Residents in Stanley and Grandjean are starting to return to their homes, according to the Wapiti Fire Information team.

09/15/2024

Warm and dry weather increased fire activity yesterday, but no additional fire spread was recorded, according to the Chimney Fire Information team.

09/15/2024

A long-awaited investigation of the Lahaina fire disaster said that complacency and neglect contributed to the catastrophic destruction.

09/15/2024

Shooting at Trump's golf club was 'apparent assassination attempt'

Donald Trump's campaign said gunshots were fired in his vicinity.

09/15/2024

The spa pumps were sold at several retailers.

09/15/2024

BREAKING: Suspect in custody after shots fired near Trump's golf club

Donald Trump's campaign said gunshots were fired in his vicinity.

09/15/2024

Home Depot has settled a civil lawsuit in Los Angeles County that alleged it was overcharging customers and had false advertising.

09/15/2024

Officers have taken the individual responsible for the threats into custody, according to the Twin Falls Police Department. The case has been sent to the Twin Falls County Prosecutor’s Office.

The Twin Falls Police Department has allegedly located the individual responsible for creating the post and claim there is no viable threat.

09/15/2024

UPDATE: The U.S. Secret Service said it was investigating and that the incident occurred shortly before 2 p.m. “The former president is safe,” according to the Secret Service.

BREAKING: Donald Trump's campaign said gunshots were fired in his vicinity.

Donald Trump's campaign said gunshots were fired in his vicinity.

09/15/2024

Last week, Taylor Swift said she was voting for Vice President Kamala Harris.

09/15/2024

DirecTV announced Saturday it had reached a deal with Walt Disney Co. that will restore ESPN and ABC-owned stations to its service.

09/15/2024

The talks come amid signs that the White House could be moving toward a shift in its policy, and as Russia’s President Vladimir Putin warned that Ukraine’s use of long-range weapons would put NATO at war with Moscow.

09/15/2024

A search warrant carried out this week at a property in North Carolina is connected with the decades-old case of Asha Degree.

09/15/2024

A new study from Bankrate found retailer card interest rates have reached a record high since 2008.

09/15/2024

Enrique Delgado-Garcia, 25, died at a hospital on Friday, a day after the exercise at the Massachusetts State Police Academy

09/15/2024

The boys were trapped with no way out as flames spread through their home.

The home was a total loss, but no lives were lost, thanks to the two police officers.

09/15/2024

Clark, the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA draft out of Iowa, is averaging 19.1 points and a league-high 8.4 assists.

09/15/2024

Ballet dancer Michaela Mabinty DePrince, who performed on some of the world’s biggest stages, has died.

09/15/2024

Officials in Oregon say the Department of Motor Vehicles may have mistakenly registered voters without confirming their citizenship.

09/15/2024

A bus driver in Kentucky is no longer driving students while the school district investigates a fight that broke out between two middle school students on a bus.

09/15/2024

The fire is slowly backing with limited progression from Little Redfish Lake as firefighters monitor the area, according to fire officials.

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Military appreciation night at Kimberly!

What do you think…should cell phones be banned in schools? InvestigateTV+ shows all sides of the discussion today at 11:30am on KMVT.

InvestigateTV+ continues searching for solutions for families who have lost their loved ones’ remains in the mail. See what the investigators have uncovered today at 11:30am on KMVT.

A man’s life savings was seized at the airport after he’d already made it through TSA. InvestigateTV+ uncovers a practice that could be happening at your airport. Today at 3pm on KMVT Your Hometown Station.

Luckily, police in Nashville were prepared for an active shooter event. Not every city has the same equipment. InvestigateTV+ looks for answers today at 3pm on KMVT.

We have showers and storms dotting the region with the main line coming through later with the passing of a cold front. What to expect plus the rest of your week's forecast right here! - Chief Meteorologist Bobby Klark - KMVT

The number of firefighters in the U.S. has been on the decline since 2020. InvestigateTV+ uncovers the effects this crisis could have at 3pm on KMVT.

What would you do if you were stopped and searched after already making it through airport security? InvestigateTV+ uncovers why officers are making these searches at 3pm on KMVT.

Canal Breach

The excess water is being drained from a field, into the Twin Falls Coulee and into the Snake River. This is video from N 3700 E south of the Triple Y Dairy Farm

Canal Break

The small flood on N 3800 E about two miles south of Hansen has almost turned into a raging river after only ten minutes on the scene. Nearby properties are under threat from the moving water.

Water is quickly blocking off N 3800 E near Hansen

Canal Break near N 3800 E

Water is quickly blocking off N 3800 E two miles south of Hansen, officials are working on shutting down the canal as water continues to flood the road.

Electric vehicles are a new challenge for firefighters, but there are some new tools that could help save time and lives. InvestigateTV+ shows you at 3pm on KMVT.

Cam Andersen: Football guy. Kole Emplit- KMVT Sports Director had a fun time at Burley's practice this morning with Coach Andersen mic'd up. Talking more with the Bobcats tonight on Countdown to Kickoff!

You're watching Countdown to Kickoff with the Buhl football team! Kole Emplit- KMVT Sports Director caught up with the Indians ahead of the 2024 season. More on the Tribe tonight.

A Kansas City bridge is known for ripping trucks to shreds. You won’t believe what one local artist envisioned for the bridge. Check it out today on InvestigateTV+ at 3pmon KMVT.

CSI Volleyball

CSI volleyball is here! The Golden Eagles square off with the College of Idaho in a preseason contest. We’ll have highlights tonight!

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Our Story

We are part of Gray Television of Twin Falls. We own and operate 3 local TV stations: KMVT CBS, KTWT FOX 14 and Southern Idaho's CW.

The station moved to its present location in 1986 from its original site at the corner of Eastland Drive and Elizabeth Boulevard in Twin Falls, Idaho. At this original location, radio station KLIX first sent a signal to the Magic Valley in December, 1946. It was the third radio station in a town of 17,000. In 1955, station President Frank C. Carman announced the company would operate a television station along side of KLIX radio.

KLIX-TV went on the air on June 1, 1955, with approximately 40 employees sharing the duties of selling and operating both the radio and television stations.

In 1957, Abe Glasmann of Ogden, Utah, purchased KUTV in Salt Lake City and KLIX. The radio station was sold, retaining the call letters KLIX. The television station remained the property of the Glasmann group, with the call letters KMVT, an acronym for Magic Valley Television.

In 1965, KMVT became the first station in Idaho to originate local programming in color. At that time, only a small percentage of network programs were broadcast in color. Live studio color capabilities from KMVT followed a few years later.

In 1970, the station was sold to KMSO-TV, Inc., which was owned by Western Broadcasting Company of Missoula, Montana. After approval by the FCC, KMVT was owned and operated by Dale G. Moore of Missoula until February 28, 1984. At that time, control of KMVT Broadcasting, Inc., passed to the Chapman S. Root 1982 Living Trust.

As the only true local TV broadcaster in Southern Idaho, KMVT CBS 11 and KSVT FOX 14 take seriously their obligation to broadcast in the public interest by focusing attention on quality entertainment and local news coverage.

In April of 2012, Neuhoff Communications made the investment necessary to enable new broadcasts in high-definition.

July 1, 2015 we became a part of the Gray TV family and our goal is to remain the dominant TV broadcaster in Southern Idaho by maintaining high audience ratings, solid news credibility and service to and within our communities.

Our news team is “Putting You First.” Here is a look at recent awards:

Idaho State Broadcasting Association 2019

Tom Frank has been with KMVT since the mid-1970s. He’s worn a number of hats, seen many changes in the broadcast industry and even been part of making history. He is currently the creative services director and recently received a well-deserved Lifetime Achievement Award.

He is a staple in the community and at KMVT.

You can read about some of the highlights of his time at KMVT in this article: “KMVT employee wins lifetime achievement award.”

Thanks, Tom, for all you do!

Kelsey Souto did a Veteran’s Day Special called “Healing Heroes.”

She outlines the daily battle fought by military veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder and the urgent task to curb veteran su***de. She sees what veterans and veteran groups are doing to help the lives of those who’ve put so much on the line for their families and their country.

“Men and women heading to war, then returning to their families a shell of who they once were, sometimes trying to fight dangerous days that continue to haunt their minds.”

Elenee Dao attended one Burley group’s event to remember those who’ve lost their life to an overdose. This was on Black Balloon Day.

Addiction is a struggle for a number in the Magic Valley community. One Burley group hopes to help others along the road to recovery.

She talks about the somber moment the names of those who have died were read aloud.

"Let's get awareness out there. Let's bring this recovery and hope to Mini-Cassia area," said Marcy Bruderer, the director of the Mini-Cassia Transitional Living Center.

Idaho Press Club Awards for 2019

Garrett Hottle-1st Place - Weathercast

Brittany Cooper-1st Place - Sportscast

Brittany Cooper-1st Place - Election Reporting

Brian Neudorff-2nd Place - Weathercast

Brittany Cooper-2nd Place - Sports News Story

Garret Hottle-2nd Place - General News Report

Ricardo Coronado-3rd Place - Education Reporting

Rachael Fabbi-3rd Place - Rookie of the year

Kelsey Souto-3rd Place - General News Report