Three Dead, Two Wounded in Shooting Near Twin Falls, Idaho, In-N-Out Burger
Three people were killed and two wounded Saturday afternoon in a shooting near the In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, according to police. Concealed Nation reports that a shelter-in-place order has been lifted and police are not searching for a suspect, though several key details were still unconfirmed.
The short version
Concealed Nation reported on August 1, 2026, that shots were fired near the In-N-Out Burger on one of the busier commercial strips in Twin Falls. Local, county and state agencies responded. A Twin Falls Police Department spokesperson told reporters that three people were pronounced dead and two were hurt. The two injured were taken to St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center, which asked the public to stay away from its campus except for emergencies; its emergency department stayed open.
Officials first told nearby residents and visitors to shelter in place, then lifted the order after deciding there was no ongoing threat. Roads around the scene, including the Perrine Bridge, stayed closed while investigators worked. The outlet included a social media video it said appeared to show a suspect firing what looked like an AR-style rifle, and noted authorities had not said whether the shooter was among the dead or injured.
Key points
- Casualties: Police reported three people dead and two wounded.
- Location: The shooting happened near the In-N-Out Burger in a busy Twin Falls commercial area.
- Hospital: The wounded went to St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center, which asked residents to avoid the campus unless they had an emergency.
- Public order: The shelter-in-place order was lifted, and police said they were not searching for a suspect.
- Road closures: Routes around the scene, including the Perrine Bridge, remained closed during the investigation.
- Open questions: Authorities had not said whether the shooter was among those killed or hurt.
Bottom line
This was an early report on a developing incident, and the number of suspects and the shooter's status had not been confirmed. Twin Falls residents and drivers were told to avoid the area and use other routes while the scene was processed.
Summary by Firearm Discounts. Read the full story at Concealed Nation.