Jordan Scheufler
Meteorologist/MMJ
Hello, I am Jordan Scheufler and I am the weekend meteorologist at KMVT. I graduated from The Ohio State University with a Bachelors of Science in Atmospheric Science. Outside of work I love to hike, storm chase, play guitar, and love watching movies.
Community gardens are a great way to learn important skills, while also providing food for those in need.
On Thursday, 80 students from around the magic valley gathered to learn important trade skills
The National Weather Service is an integral part of weather forecasting in the United States, and you’re even using their data they provide without realizing it.
Carl Norris is a World War II Navy veteran who, after his service, became a radio engineer for the KTFI radio station.
With warmer temperatures on the horizon, a favorite outdoor sport, pickleball, is gaining popularity. With that comes the potential for more injuries.
Have you ever wanted to try caviar? Well did you know a local aqua ranch in the Magic Valley produces the delicacy?
Idaho power will be lowering the Twin Falls reservoir this Tuesday for an annual checkup on the dam.
On Saturday, Mountain Humane held the Paw n' Pole event in the Wood River Valley, where dog lovers people from across the area came to enjoy some winter festivities.
A two-vehicle crash caused a significant traffic backup along southbound U.S. Highway 93 on Saturday afternoon.
Strokes are a common but serious condition. When one happens, every second counts, so it is essential to know the signs.
With growing season fast approaching, to start production you need seeds.
This past weekend, Bellevue hosted an annual skijoring event, that brings people together from across the area.
Fish and game are starting up their hunter education classes here very soon.
Phlebotomist Recognition Week is well underway. Phlebotomists are crucial in providing lab results that help guide patient care.
The bird flu is not an exclusive disease for poultry, but can also infect cows, which have seen an uptick in cases recently
A new captain is at the helm of the South Central Community Action Partnership.
The Burley Fire Department was at the nearby Smith’s on Saturday to fundraise and fight cancer.
February is American Heart Month, and the Cardiac Catheterization Lab performs some of the most significant heart procedures.
The CSI Expo Center is hosting the Southern Idaho Home and Garden Show this weekend.
With the recent spike in egg prices, you might be starting to think about raising your own chickens.
The avalanche warning covers the Sawtooth, Smoky and Soldier Mountains. The warning also includes mountains near Atlanta, Stanley, Smiley Creek, Baker Creek, Dollarhide Summit and Fairfield.
For February, you can ski the slopes in Sun Valley for a good cause.
With colder temperatures people are spending more time indoors and in close contact. With that comes the spread of many illnesses like the “norovirus” which has seen an uptick in cases.
The “Southern Idaho AG Show” is underway at the CSI Expo center showcasing the latest and greatest for one of the most important industries in our state
The Sun Valley Resort and Fly Sun Valley Alliance presented a special event on Sunday, where a limited amount of lift tickets costed only 60$.
Glanbia Nutritionals plays a major role in the dairy industry within the state of Idaho.
Monday is National IV Nurses Day time to recognize the importance of infusion nurses. That’s the focus of this week’s Fit and Well Idaho Report.
January marks Poverty in America Awareness Month, and there is a free website to help anyone in need. That’s the focus of this week’s Fit and Well Idaho report.
Winter barley is another variety of barley that is planted at the end of harvest season instead of spring. This variety is used in a multitude of products, including feed and even malt.
Protein is an essential part of your daily diet, but you might not be getting enough of it. That is the focus of this week’s Fit and Well Idaho report.
Sean Ellis, spokesman for the Idaho farm bureau, says when it comes to last year’s yield, it went about as expected
An EEG can help diagnose a variety of brain conditions, and that’s the focus of this week’s Fit-and-Well Idaho report.
The farms around Idaho rely on the snowpack season that runs until April 1.
Shaylin and Eric Heywood said they dreamed of owning reindeer, and last year, it came true when they opened the Sawtooth Reindeer Ranch in Carey.
InterMountain Beef has expanded in the last few years and recently partnered with True West Beef in the Magic Valley.
Road conditions on some busy roads in the Magic Valley are listed as difficult on the ITD website as snow hits the region.
The sugar beet conference is an annual event highlighting an important cash crop in Idaho.
When it comes to processing meat, look no further than your local butcher.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded $5.5 million for different agriculture projects around Idaho.
Adam Thompson of Moss Greenhouse shares simple fall gardening tips
Joseph Maxwell, a Kimberly FFA advisor, highlights the importance of FFA programs.
Spencer Stoker, owner of the Burley Straw Maze, speaks of the farm's attractions that run throughout the year
Scoular held a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating their expansion of its Jerome plant.
Idaho's Farm to School month show the benefits of locally sourced foods in schools.
As the harvest season concludes, farmers and ranchers are assessing their yields
Tubbs Berry Farm is now open for fall activities! They offer a variety of pumpkins for picking and carving and memorable family fun.
