Twin Falls police confirm they are responding to an active shooter situation in the area of In-N-Out along Blue Lakes Blvd. in Twin Falls.
Circulating video shows the gunman firing several shots into a parked Tesla in Twin Falls, Idaho.
Unclear if this was before or after he opened fire at the In-N-Out burger.


Authorities are currently looking for at least one to two shooters.
Police told a KMVT reporter on scene that they are looking for a shooting suspect near the new hotel that is getting built.
The Twin Falls Police Department urged people to avoid the area to allow emergency crews to work safely. Roads near the scene, including a bridge in the area, have been closed. Authorities asked the public to use alternate routes and not attempt to enter the area.
Rock Creek Fire Chief Aaron Zent told a KMVT reporter on scene that law enforcement is searching the hotel that’s overlooking the visitor center for the shooter.
The parking lot near Dick’s Sporting Goods is getting cleared out, according to our reporter on scene. Businesses in the parking lot are on lockdown.


According to our reporter, there are officers from Twin Falls, Buhl, Jerome Police Department, and Idaho State Police at the scene. The Twin Falls Fire Department and Magic Valley Paramedics are also present.


The FBI is sending agents to assist in the incident, but it remains a local police case.
KMVT News is aware of multiple social media posts which show alleged video and pictures of a shooting suspect at the In-n-Out.
We are still awaiting confirmation from law enforcement regarding any information on shooters and victims. In an effort of clarity and transparency we will not share any of this until it is cleared by proper authorities investigating this incident.
Locals claim there are injuries, but nothing confirmed yet by officials.


Witnesses described a significant emergency response, with flashing lights visible throughout the area as police worked to preserve evidence and reassure the public.
Police are also asking anyone who was in the area at the time of the incident to review any mobile phone recordings, dashboard camera footage, or surveillance video that may help establish a timeline of events.
The reported shooting comes as the Twin Falls In-N-Out Burger has attracted large crowds since opening in late July 2026, becoming one of the city’s busiest new businesses.
In the viral moment, circulating footage showed at least one gunman firing multiple shots at vehicles and the restaurant area, sparking immediate emergency response from Twin Falls and surrounding jurisdictions.
As of 3:30 p.m., the Perrine Bridge is shut down, along with roads in the area.
Authorities quickly established a perimeter and began searching nearby buildings, including a newly constructed hotel near the visitor center. The incident drew officers from multiple departments and prompted heightened security throughout the commercial area.
Information about potential victims, suspects, or what led to the shooting was not immediately available.

