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…
Continue ReadingSenate lawmakers have endorsed a bill to better protect Idaho firefighters who contract cancer. The Senate voted 23-10 Monday to pass legislation…
Continue ReadingTeton 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…
Continue ReadingThere’s a chance for flooding in Wyoming because of warm weather that’s expected to break up icy rivers. The National Weather Service in…
Continue ReadingThe House voted 59-7 to require Idaho schools to develop rules governing when student athletes must be pulled from games following a possible…
Continue ReadingHouse members voted 49-13 to encourage private insurers to establish their own health insurance exchange, rather than having federal or state…
Continue ReadingA 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…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Board of Medicine is investigating complaints that a Pocatello doctor – who is also an Idaho State University faculty member –…
Continue ReadingEven 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…
Continue ReadingCalling itself the Alliance for Property Rights and Fiscal Responsibility, a group of Bonneville County property owners is seeking a temporary…
Continue ReadingRexburg police said 15 vehicles have been burglarized in the Hyde Park apartments parking lot on Fifth West. Police said two vehicles were entered at…
Continue ReadingWest 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…
Continue ReadingThe world’s second largest angus bull sale was held right here in Idaho Falls. Nearly 600 people attended Riverbend Ranch’s 12th annual…
Continue ReadingCaleb 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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Continue ReadingKarole Honas underwent a medical treatment earlier today, called photodynamic therapy, or a “blue light” treatment. She had to get it…
Continue ReadingThe 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…
Continue ReadingA new agreement between Brigham Young University-Idaho and Idaho State University will make it possible for BYU-ID s tudents to complete two degrees…
Continue ReadingWe 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…
Continue ReadingThe 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…
Continue ReadingThe flames have been extinguished at the Franklin County Grain Growers building after Wednesday’s fire, but now, the real work is just…
Continue ReadingA Pocatello man was arrested on a Bonneville County warrant for grand theft Thursday, Idaho Falls police said. Police said James Drew Ridings, 45,…
Continue ReadingIdaho Republicans have already selected a presidential nominee, but local campaigns are just starting to heat up ahead of the May primary. One of…
Continue ReadingThe intersection of Hitt Road and 17th Street is often dubbed one of Bonneville County’s worst intersections. Now, that intersection spanning…
Continue ReadingThe Big Sky Tournament is bringing a big boost to local businesses in the Pocatello area. Members the Pocatello business community said it…
Continue ReadingBrigham 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…
Continue ReadingWhen Bruce Hill filed a declaration to run for Fremont County commissioner Wednesday, he thought he was running for a seat in District 1. But…
Continue ReadingA flood watch is in effect for parts of southeastern Idaho, the National Weather Service announced Friday. Areas affected include the Caribou…
Continue ReadingRepublican Ron Paul’s dismal “Super Tuesday” performance, even in states like Idaho where he predicted he could win, shows his…
Continue ReadingThe Jackson Hole community is grieving after an avalanche killed two well-known local skiers. The bodies of Steve Romeo and Chris Onufer were found…
Continue ReadingKIFI 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…
Continue ReadingSome welfare recipients could be required to undergo drug tests to qualify for benefits under a bill that has passed the Utah Legislature. Republican…
Continue ReadingA Montana man will get prison for the 2010 robbery of Zions Bank in Rexburg. According to Madison County Prosecutor Sid Brown’s office, 7th…
Continue ReadingA 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…
Continue ReadingLaw enforcement officials are searching for Chris Hudson, who is wanted on a $250,000 felony drug warrant. They surrounded an apartment on Eve Drive…
Continue ReadingThe bodies of two well-known backcountry skiers were recovered from the northern Teton Range of Grand Teton National Park. Park officials say an…
Continue ReadingIf 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…
Continue ReadingA 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…
Continue ReadingModerate Republicans are retiring in droves from the House, likely resulting in a further rightward tilt during the November 2012 elections. The…
Continue ReadingThe United Dairymen of Idaho Distinguished Student recipient says he wouldn’t be who is if it weren’t for his good friends. Madison High…
Continue ReadingThe 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…
Continue ReadingSmokers 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…
Continue ReadingThe bodies of two well known back country skiers have been recovered from the northern Teton Range of Grand Teton National Park. Park officials say…
Continue ReadingIt 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…
Continue ReadingA 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…
Continue ReadingBonneville School District will be holding an informational meeting to discuss their 14-million dollar bond Wednesday night. The money would be used…
Continue ReadingA 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…
Continue ReadingFire fighters worked through the night to completely put out the flames at the Franklin County Grain Growers building after a fire broke out just…
Continue ReadingGrace Lutheran School in Pocatello is adding a 13,000-square-foot addition to the current campus. The new facility will bring day care, preschool,…
Continue ReadingBear Lake School District #33 will be closed Wednesday due to blowing and drifting snow that has caused bad road…
Continue ReadingSeven Grand Teton National Park rangers were honored with the Department of Interior’s prestigious Valor Award by Secretary Ken Salazar…
Continue ReadingThanks to leap day, Idaho saw a 20 percent to 25 percent boost in February’s precipitation numbers. The Natural Resources Conservation Service…
Continue ReadingThe 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…
Continue ReadingThe 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…
Continue ReadingA 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…
Continue ReadingIdaho Republicans gathered throughout the state and declared Mitt Romney the winner, giving the former Massachusetts governor a landslide victory…
Continue ReadingTwenty workers at the Hoku Materials plant in Pocatello are losing their jobs. The polysilicon manufacturer said it is working with affected workers…
Continue ReadingA historic deal last week saw a group of water districts moving to purchase 3 Hagerman-area hatcheries. Before the deal, the hatcheries controlled…
Continue ReadingIdaho 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…
Continue ReadingThe IRS is warning the public to be aware of bogus refund schemes. Con artists are said to be targeting seniors citizens. Scammers are encouraging…
Continue ReadingIf 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…
Continue ReadingWe will have live local coverage of the GOP presidential caucus in southeastern Idaho starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Watch it…
Continue ReadingA southeastern Idaho product is teasing taste buds nationwide: Five Guys french fries. The russet burbank potatoes come from local spud fields and…
Continue ReadingAn internal email from the Bureau of Land Management’s deputy director discusses his concerns about credit card abuse and possible time-card…
Continue ReadingThe Civic Auditorium was standing-room-only for Ron Paul’s rally Monday night, with nearly 1,900 people showing up to hear the Republican…
Continue ReadingAlthough it claims it’s not collecting enough from its eastern Idaho customers to cover its power supply expenses, Rocky Mountain Power is not…
Continue ReadingRon 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,…
Continue ReadingLincoln Day is an annual celebration and fund raising event for Republican party members around the country. With the Gem State’s first-ever…
Continue ReadingThe National Park Service has released an economic study that has officials at Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks pleasantly surprised. The…
Continue ReadingOn Saturday, state and federal representatives made stops in various parts of the region. “When you don’t live at the state capital or in…
Continue ReadingCouples who attend pre-marital counseling would get a discount on their marriage license if a Utah legislator’s proposal becomes law.…
Continue ReadingLawmakers are battling over a proposed hunting regulation at the state house. The House Resources Committee is considering a bill that would strip…
Continue ReadingThe 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…
Continue ReadingRon Paul will talk to supporters at a rally at 7 p.m. in the Idaho Falls Civic Auditorium. Watch it live…
Continue ReadingAn investigation into the second of two deadly grizzly bear maulings last summer at Yellowstone National Park is unable to conclude if the same bear…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Republican caucuses are now only a day away. Since a Republican candidate is still undecided, those still in the running are eying Idaho…
Continue ReadingThe 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…
Continue ReadingA 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.…
Continue ReadingA series of late-night text messages received on cell phones throughout the region have people calling the Better Business Bureau to verify if they…
Continue ReadingLawmakers have approved a 3.5 percent increase for Idaho’s Department of Correction, with much of the boost going to contracted medical…
Continue ReadingBingham 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…
Continue ReadingThe Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a fatal single-vehicle accident. According to the sheriff’s office, Martine…
Continue ReadingOn Thursday night, the Pocatello City Council voted unanimously to approve splitting the Alameda plaza into five different plats in preparation for…
Continue ReadingWhen 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.…
Continue ReadingThere were more shakeups Thursday night with local legislators in Bannock and Power counties, and this time it was bipartisan. Pocatello-Chubbuck…
Continue ReadingIdaho Falls police officers performing a welfare check arrested a woman after they said she kicked them. Amanda Nicole Rolle, 26, is charged with two…
Continue ReadingThe Tautphaus Park Zoo has announced the death of a snow leopard. Panja, a 7-year-old male, was euthanized as complications from his fibrosarcoma…
Continue ReadingUtah based SME Steel will be shutting down operations at its Pocatello steel plant. The company said that because of lost contracts layoffs have…
Continue ReadingJust one day after an extremely well-attended Mitt Romney rally in Idaho Falls, hype is growing over Tuesday’s first-ever Republican caucus in…
Continue ReadingMarch 2 is Read Across America Day for kids all over the country. Woodland Hills Elementary went all out to celebrate. Students flocked to the…
Continue ReadingLocal governments are putting some extra effort into keeping rivers clean, and some business groups are also joining the call for cleaner water. ISU…
Continue ReadingSeveral car dealerships in Bonneville County recently suffered thousands of dollars in damage when a number of vehicles were vandalized with what…
Continue ReadingMormon church leaders say the church’s policy of not performing posthumous baptisms of Holocaust victims and others unrelated to its members…
Continue ReadingIdaho firefighters who get cancer they think is caused on the job are a step closer to winning stronger workers compensation protections.…
Continue ReadingDocuments released Friday show that Josh Powell told social workers in Washington he liked to take pictures of strangers’ legs in public…
Continue ReadingA bill to require drug testing for participants in a state welfare program has cleared its first hurdle in the Wyoming Senate. The Senate’s…
Continue ReadingA 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…
Continue ReadingMelaleuca CEO Frank VanderSloot is in the national spotlight amid accusations that he threatens journalists to make negative reports about him go…
Continue ReadingA gun safe and several guns were stolen from a home on Easy Street, Idaho Falls police said Thursday. The victim reported that sometime between…
Continue ReadingPresidential candidate Mitt Romney visited southeastern Idaho and was greeted by what is reportedly one of the largest rallies yet on his campaign…
Continue ReadingA 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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