Idaho Senate Votes To Ease Workers Comp For Firefighters
Senate lawmakers have endorsed a bill to better protect Idaho firefighters who contract cancer. The Senate voted 23-10 Monday to pass legislation…
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Senate lawmakers have endorsed a bill to better protect Idaho firefighters who contract cancer. The Senate voted 23-10 Monday to pass legislation…
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Teton County, Wyo, commissioners are using a new Childcare Assessment to determine how to spend $2.5 million left over from its 2006 Day Care Center…
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There’s a chance for flooding in Wyoming because of warm weather that’s expected to break up icy rivers. The National Weather Service in…
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The House voted 59-7 to require Idaho schools to develop rules governing when student athletes must be pulled from games following a possible…
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House members voted 49-13 to encourage private insurers to establish their own health insurance exchange, rather than having federal or state…
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A House panel rejected a bid to raise Idaho’s cigarette tax by $1.25 per pack, with Republicans calling it social engineering. The Revenue and…
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The Idaho Board of Medicine is investigating complaints that a Pocatello doctor – who is also an Idaho State University faculty member –…
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Even after leaping ahead an hour, it seems like Eastern Idahoans still can’t catch up to the ever-escalating price of gas. “I think they…
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Calling itself the Alliance for Property Rights and Fiscal Responsibility, a group of Bonneville County property owners is seeking a temporary…
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Rexburg police said 15 vehicles have been burglarized in the Hyde Park apartments parking lot on Fifth West. Police said two vehicles were entered at…
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West Valley City police have canceled an Amber Alert for a 10-year-old girl after she was found safe. Authorities issued the alert Friday afternoon…
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The world’s second largest angus bull sale was held right here in Idaho Falls. Nearly 600 people attended Riverbend Ranch’s 12th annual…
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Caleb joined Local News 8 and KIDK Eyewitness News in August 2011 from his hometown of Boulder, Colorado. During his time at the University of…
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Karole Honas underwent a medical treatment earlier today, called photodynamic therapy, or a “blue light” treatment. She had to get it…
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The Idaho Board of Education wants 60 percent of 25 to 34-year-olds to have some kind of post-secondary education by the year 2020. Representatives…
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A new agreement between Brigham Young University-Idaho and Idaho State University will make it possible for BYU-ID s tudents to complete two degrees…
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We have 25 pairs of tickets to give away to the West Yellowstone Snowmobile Expo. The event will be March 16 to 18. More details are available at…
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The state mental hospital in Blackfoot could be in danger of losing its accreditation due to major cuts in staffing in recent years. Rep. Fred Wood…
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The flames have been extinguished at the Franklin County Grain Growers building after Wednesday’s fire, but now, the real work is just…
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A Pocatello man was arrested on a Bonneville County warrant for grand theft Thursday, Idaho Falls police said. Police said James Drew Ridings, 45,…
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Idaho Republicans have already selected a presidential nominee, but local campaigns are just starting to heat up ahead of the May primary. One of…
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The intersection of Hitt Road and 17th Street is often dubbed one of Bonneville County’s worst intersections. Now, that intersection spanning…
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The Big Sky Tournament is bringing a big boost to local businesses in the Pocatello area. Members the Pocatello business community said it…
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Brigham Young University-Idaho is displaying a first-edition copy of the Book of Mormon at the school library. The book was donated to BYU-Idaho more…
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When Bruce Hill filed a declaration to run for Fremont County commissioner Wednesday, he thought he was running for a seat in District 1. But…
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A flood watch is in effect for parts of southeastern Idaho, the National Weather Service announced Friday. Areas affected include the Caribou…
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Republican Ron Paul’s dismal “Super Tuesday” performance, even in states like Idaho where he predicted he could win, shows his…
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The Jackson Hole community is grieving after an avalanche killed two well-known local skiers. The bodies of Steve Romeo and Chris Onufer were found…
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KIFI began as a family company in 1947. Back then, it was a radio station started by Jim Brady, the son of J. Robb Brady the owner of the Post…
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Some welfare recipients could be required to undergo drug tests to qualify for benefits under a bill that has passed the Utah Legislature. Republican…
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A Montana man will get prison for the 2010 robbery of Zions Bank in Rexburg. According to Madison County Prosecutor Sid Brown’s office, 7th…
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A planned Internet sales tax bill may not have made it through the legislature, but the Idaho State Tax Commission says people already owe taxes on…
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Law enforcement officials are searching for Chris Hudson, who is wanted on a $250,000 felony drug warrant. They surrounded an apartment on Eve Drive…
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The bodies of two well-known backcountry skiers were recovered from the northern Teton Range of Grand Teton National Park. Park officials say an…
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If Tuesday night was any indication, more people may be fired up about the chance to be part of early voting. Stan Bell, the first vice-chair of the…
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A former New York City firefighter is sharing his story about being called to the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. Scott Schrimpe spoke to a…
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Moderate Republicans are retiring in droves from the House, likely resulting in a further rightward tilt during the November 2012 elections. The…
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The United Dairymen of Idaho Distinguished Student recipient says he wouldn’t be who is if it weren’t for his good friends. Madison High…
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The landslide victory for Mitt Romney across eastern Idaho and the entire state isn’t the only set of numbers in this process. As with any…
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Smokers may have to think twice before they light up in a bar if a proposed Idaho Falls ordinance passes. Last month, several bar owners met with…
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The bodies of two well known back country skiers have been recovered from the northern Teton Range of Grand Teton National Park. Park officials say…
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It was a landslide victory in Bannock County on Tuesday night with Mitt Romney taking 79 percent of the vote. Ron Paul got 12 percent, Rick Santorum…
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A man who pleaded guilty in connection with a Jackson bar fight will be able to stay out of jail if he avoids getting into more fights. A judge…
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Bonneville School District will be holding an informational meeting to discuss their 14-million dollar bond Wednesday night. The money would be used…
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A 24 year old Idaho Falls man faces charges of leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving after his pickup crashed into the Summerwood…
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Fire fighters worked through the night to completely put out the flames at the Franklin County Grain Growers building after a fire broke out just…
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Grace Lutheran School in Pocatello is adding a 13,000-square-foot addition to the current campus. The new facility will bring day care, preschool,…
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Bear Lake School District #33 will be closed Wednesday due to blowing and drifting snow that has caused bad road…
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Seven Grand Teton National Park rangers were honored with the Department of Interior’s prestigious Valor Award by Secretary Ken Salazar…
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Thanks to leap day, Idaho saw a 20 percent to 25 percent boost in February’s precipitation numbers. The Natural Resources Conservation Service…
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is praising Idaho and Montana for successful management of gray wolves. In its 2011 Annual Report for the Northern…
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is praising Idaho and Montana for successful management of gray wolves. In its 2011 Annual Report for the Northern…
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A pickup truck crashed into an LDS church on Summerwood Drive. Police found 1990 Ford F-150 at 2 a.m. Tuesday. It was unoccupied, and several…
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Idaho Republicans gathered throughout the state and declared Mitt Romney the winner, giving the former Massachusetts governor a landslide victory…
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Twenty workers at the Hoku Materials plant in Pocatello are losing their jobs. The polysilicon manufacturer said it is working with affected workers…
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A historic deal last week saw a group of water districts moving to purchase 3 Hagerman-area hatcheries. Before the deal, the hatcheries controlled…
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Idaho Power Co. wants regulators to let it hike residential customers’ rates by an average of $3.56 monthly, to pay for a new natural gas power…
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The IRS is warning the public to be aware of bogus refund schemes. Con artists are said to be targeting seniors citizens. Scammers are encouraging…
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If you haven’t had your pet spayed or neutered, the Rexburg Animal Shelter is offering a special deal. The city received a two-year grant from…
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We will have live local coverage of the GOP presidential caucus in southeastern Idaho starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Watch it…
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A southeastern Idaho product is teasing taste buds nationwide: Five Guys french fries. The russet burbank potatoes come from local spud fields and…
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An internal email from the Bureau of Land Management’s deputy director discusses his concerns about credit card abuse and possible time-card…
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The Civic Auditorium was standing-room-only for Ron Paul’s rally Monday night, with nearly 1,900 people showing up to hear the Republican…
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Although it claims it’s not collecting enough from its eastern Idaho customers to cover its power supply expenses, Rocky Mountain Power is not…
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Ron Paul spoke to a full house at the Idaho Falls Civic Auditorium on Monday. The GOP presidential candidate arrived a few minutes late to the event,…
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Lincoln Day is an annual celebration and fund raising event for Republican party members around the country. With the Gem State’s first-ever…
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The National Park Service has released an economic study that has officials at Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks pleasantly surprised. The…
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On Saturday, state and federal representatives made stops in various parts of the region. “When you don’t live at the state capital or in…
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Couples who attend pre-marital counseling would get a discount on their marriage license if a Utah legislator’s proposal becomes law.…
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Lawmakers are battling over a proposed hunting regulation at the state house. The House Resources Committee is considering a bill that would strip…
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The federal tax deadline is about a month away, so the time to get all of your receipts, w2’s and paperwork in order is rapidly shrinking. To…
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Ron Paul will talk to supporters at a rally at 7 p.m. in the Idaho Falls Civic Auditorium. Watch it live…
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An investigation into the second of two deadly grizzly bear maulings last summer at Yellowstone National Park is unable to conclude if the same bear…
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The Idaho Republican caucuses are now only a day away. Since a Republican candidate is still undecided, those still in the running are eying Idaho…
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The Idaho Republican caucuses are now only a day away. Since a Republican candidate is still undecided those still in the running are eying Idaho and…
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A Blackfoot man died in a car crash Monday. Greg Steely, 57, was driving a 2001 GMC 2500 north on US 93 near Milepost 113. He was alone in the car.…
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A series of late-night text messages received on cell phones throughout the region have people calling the Better Business Bureau to verify if they…
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Lawmakers have approved a 3.5 percent increase for Idaho’s Department of Correction, with much of the boost going to contracted medical…
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Bingham County sheriff officials are investigating the shooting of 19-year-old Dakota Olesen, whom they said was shot by his 16-year-old brother in…
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a fatal single-vehicle accident. According to the sheriff’s office, Martine…
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On Thursday night, the Pocatello City Council voted unanimously to approve splitting the Alameda plaza into five different plats in preparation for…
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When you have to use both hands to count the number of extracurrucular activities a student is involved in, you know she’s a high achiever.…
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There were more shakeups Thursday night with local legislators in Bannock and Power counties, and this time it was bipartisan. Pocatello-Chubbuck…
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Idaho Falls police officers performing a welfare check arrested a woman after they said she kicked them. Amanda Nicole Rolle, 26, is charged with two…
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The Tautphaus Park Zoo has announced the death of a snow leopard. Panja, a 7-year-old male, was euthanized as complications from his fibrosarcoma…
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Utah based SME Steel will be shutting down operations at its Pocatello steel plant. The company said that because of lost contracts layoffs have…
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Just one day after an extremely well-attended Mitt Romney rally in Idaho Falls, hype is growing over Tuesday’s first-ever Republican caucus in…
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March 2 is Read Across America Day for kids all over the country. Woodland Hills Elementary went all out to celebrate. Students flocked to the…
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Local governments are putting some extra effort into keeping rivers clean, and some business groups are also joining the call for cleaner water. ISU…
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Several car dealerships in Bonneville County recently suffered thousands of dollars in damage when a number of vehicles were vandalized with what…
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Mormon church leaders say the church’s policy of not performing posthumous baptisms of Holocaust victims and others unrelated to its members…
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Idaho firefighters who get cancer they think is caused on the job are a step closer to winning stronger workers compensation protections.…
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Documents released Friday show that Josh Powell told social workers in Washington he liked to take pictures of strangers’ legs in public…
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A bill to require drug testing for participants in a state welfare program has cleared its first hurdle in the Wyoming Senate. The Senate’s…
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A high-ranking LDS church official will address the church?s young adult members from Rexburg on Sunday. Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the…
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Melaleuca CEO Frank VanderSloot is in the national spotlight amid accusations that he threatens journalists to make negative reports about him go…
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A gun safe and several guns were stolen from a home on Easy Street, Idaho Falls police said Thursday. The victim reported that sometime between…
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Presidential candidate Mitt Romney visited southeastern Idaho and was greeted by what is reportedly one of the largest rallies yet on his campaign…
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A group is traveling the state, trying to help people understand what the Affordable Care Act means for health care in Idaho. At it’s core,…
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