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IDAHO FALLS – Legendary entertainer and music icon Donny Osmond has announced that he will bring his award-winning solo show to select U.S. cities this summer for his Crazy Horses tour. The tour begins June 10, 2027, in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and ends August 14, 2027 in his hometown of Salt Lake City, with stops in cities such as Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, Denver, Atlanta and Nashville. Osmond will make two stops in Idaho. The first one will be June 28 at the Morrison Center for the

Lafayette City Council has approved an 18-month moratorium on new data center applications, giving staff time to figure out whether the city's rules are even equipped to handle the industry's water, power and noise demands. The pause blocks applications for building new data centers in the city during that window.

A truck driver who was fired by a Midland, Texas, company kept driving its semi for weeks, police say, until license plate cameras tracked the $52,000 truck to Georgia.

A 59-year-old man has minor injuries after crashing his minivan into the Blue River in southern Overland Park on Monday evening. Firefighters from Overland Park and Leawood responded to the scene along with Johnson County Med-Act paramedics for a possible water rescue near 159th Street and Kenneth Road just after 7:40 p.m.

Kansas State had to start a fifth-year backup under center in Tempe last Saturday, and they may face uncertainty again at Colorado. It’s a clear sign of how dire the quarterback room has become. For the first time in Collin Klein’s head coaching tenure, every QB on the roster has spent time on the injury report. Heading into the weekend, Klein admits he still doesn’t know who will take the very first snap. On3’s Derek Young reported via X that all four Kansas State quarterbacks are injured, with

The legendary Wynonna Judd is bringing The Hard Truth Tour to the Oaklawn Event Center in Hot Springs on Feb. 20. Doors open at 6 p.m.; music begins at 7 p.m. In her most recent album, The Hard Truth, Judd reinvents herself as an artist while carrying everything she’s endured. The album consists of 10 tracks dedicated to sorrow and persistence that strip away layer after layer, delivering her most personal and powerful work yet.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (KATV) — A Hot Springs man who was sentenced to death signed an agreement on Monday that will see him spend the rest of his life in prison. The man, 66-year-old Eric Reid, was sentenced to death in March 2018 in connection to the shooting deaths of his wife Laura Reid, 57, and his daughter Mary Ann Reid, 32, at the family's home in Hot Springs.

Conway Corp has suspended all outdoor irrigation and will stay in Phase 3 through year end as Brewer Lake sits 15.4 feet below full. Hand watering is allowed.

(KNSI) – Deer hunters in central Minnesota should have no shortage of deer to watch for when the firearms season opens November 7th, but many will also have a new requirement once they fill their tag. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says deer numbers in the central part...

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison filed two civil lawsuits against businesses and individuals accused of defrauding federal child nutrition programs during the COVID-19 pandemic. The lawsuits, filed in Hennepin County, target Nasib Bakery and its former owner Abshir Hossen in one case, and East African...