Month: May 2016

As the Democratic and Republican parties near closer to their respective conventions, people who don’t like the presumptive nominees, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, are becoming frustrated with the choices. That’s why third parties like the Libertarian Party hope to capitalize and possibly gain major momentum in 2016. “This year we have candidates who are

As the president of Pocatello’s Friendship Club — a safe space for those with substance abuse problems — Chris Daniels knows firsthand how tough those problems can be. “All you have to do is read the newspaper on a daily basis and you can see the beginning of the scope of the problem,” Daniels said.

Less semi-truck traffic may be seen on several roads pretty soon in Pocatello. The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) needs your help in making this possible. You see many semi-trucks on highways and interstates everyday carrying heavy loads. They may be slower than the usual flow of traffic, and may even be in your way. But

An exhibit from the Smithsonian Museum is now on display at the Idaho Falls Public Library. Water/Ways covers everything from water’s impact on American culture to how it’s an environmental and biological necessity. “It’s a very appropriate topic for eastern Idaho and actually all of Idaho as we have a water resource board and mitigation

Blackfoot High School seniors gave many elementary schools kids a treat by visiting their schools Tuesday. One of their stops was Fort Hall Elementary School, to show the kids what they can achieve. “To show kids that we made it! And we want them to have higher expectations of graduating, want them to get through

Blackfoot Community Center will be moving to a new location in Riverside Plaza and it will have a YMCA feel to it. The community center is still in its pre-opening construction phase. The Blackfoot Community Center partnered with the charter school next door. The center will have access to classrooms, and the charter school will

Dickinson Frozen Foods is cited and fined $273,000 for violating serious safety procedures. The Department of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) found the frozen food manufacturer failed to safeguard employees and maintenance technicians when 1,300 pounds of anhydrous ammonia leaked at it’s Sugar City facility on Dec. 1, 2015. Investigators issued 19 serious and

Customers of Idaho Power Company will see their electricity rates increase by 3.77 percent effective June 1. The higher rates are part of the company’s annual Power Cost Adjustment and Fixed Cost Adjustment. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission said nether adjustment increases the company’s earnings, but go toward paying down power supply expenses that vary

UPDATE (May 31, 2016)A four year old boy, injured when the boat he was in capsized on the Snake River in Idaho Falls May 24, has been released from the hospital. According to the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office, the boy’s father, Dennis Davey, said the boy was expected to make a full recovery. UPDATE: (May

Kim Thompson, 49, of Rigby was sentenced to three years of probation Tuesday, including six months of home confinement, for bankruptcy fraud. Chief U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill also ordered Thompson to pay a $3,000 fine. U.S. Attorney Wendy Olson said Thompson pleaded guilty on February 10 as part of a plea agreement. According

Jefferson County Sheriff’s deputies have arrested Robin Challender of Idaho Falls for aggravated driving under the influence. On May 29th Jefferson County Sheriff’s office responded to an accident involving a car and a motorcycle. The driver and passenger of the motorcycle, Tony Walters of Rigby and Beth Anne Jagger of Idaho falls, were both taken

Most people spend their Memorial Day doing activities from this era. But people in Chesterfield spent the day in another era: the 1800s. The Chesterfield Historical Site is made up of old buildings and homes that have been restored for the public to tour. Everything in Chesterfield is centered around its history. All the activities

The Department of Defense recently selected Idaho Falls as a partner city with 7,000 other communities across the United States to help honor the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War. War veteran Bob Reinisch said, “Its a well worn cliche but freedom isn’t free. Today is to remember those who paid that price.” Many veterans

This week Idaho Republicans will select delegates to head to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Donald trump is the presumptive GOP nominee, but Idahoans did not support him in the March 8th primary. Ted Cruz won Idaho with more than 45 percent of the vote. Trump only got about 28 percent. Sen. Mike Crapo

A Kimberly man was killed at 10:37 a.m. Sunday when the semi-truck he was driving crashed on westbound SR-218 near milepost 4, just outside of Amalga, Utah, which is west of Smithfield. The Utah Highway Patrol said Salvador Lemus-Tellez, 57, apparently drifted off the right side of the road and rolled down an embankment. Lemus-Tellez

For Arantza Zabala, she’s taken many steps in her life “I think it started when I was a little girl watching the civil rights movement and thinking if I lived there I’d be marching with them,”said Zabala. As the Program Manger for Diversity and Inclusion at Idaho National Laboratory, she’s worked tirelessly to recruit talent

With the weather warming up, that means more people will be breaking out their bicycles for the summer. Bike experts said while riding can be fun and healthy, there are some safety tips riders need to keep in mind. Kathleen Van Wesenbeeck, manager of the Element Outfitters bike shop in Pocatello, said the first step

It’s estimated that by the year 2022 four years of college tuition and expenses could cost just over $90,000, so Ideal Idaho College Savings Program wanted to give parents at five hospitals a jump start on their bundle of joy’s education. The first parents to give birth to a child at on May 29 received

A local non-profit recently conducted a survey of male and female students at BYU-Idaho and found 45 percent of males watch pornography on a weekly basis. Citizens for Decency was first started in Rexburg eight years ago, and founder Craig Cobia made it his mission to combat pornography addiction. Cobia’s passion developed when a woman

Fort Hall is proud to show off the new Purple Heart signs on the reservation, in honor of our veterans who were wounded in combat, receiving a purple heart medal. Back in December, it was announced that Fort Hall was the first indian reservation in the country to honor military personnel who were wounded in

On your marks, get set, go!Saturday afternoon was one of the many championship relay horse races in Fort Hall. The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes along with other tribes were there, set apart on teams for the race. These races are a part of the Tribe’s tradition, and has been going on for many years.Saturday, one of the

A fun get-together was held on the field at Taylorview Middle School Saturday. Compass academy held a cancer awareness fundraiser. “We are setting up a carnival to raise money for Camp Magical Moments to help kids with cancer have a great summer,” said fundraiser event leader Madison Thrailkill. Compass Academy is an alternative high school

More than 1,000 flags are flying at Freeman Park in Idaho Falls for Memorial Day. Volunteers came out Friday to set-up the display. People can sponsor a flag for $30 to honor a hero. Proceeds from donations go to help local veterans, their families, victims of child abuse and community crime prevention efforts. It’s also

Many drivers are stopping here at the gas station this weekend, as they share what safety precautions they’ve taken before getting on the road. “We made sure the air pressure was right for the tires, because you don’t want a blow out on the freeway,” said George Garvin, Memorial Day Traveler. Garvin and his wife

For the past 61 years, people have headed to the city of St. Anthony and enjoyed a hot breakfast during Memorial Day Weekend. This Friday was no different. Thousands enjoyed themselves at the annual Fisherman’s Breakfast in St. Anthony. The line was huge and took hours to wind down. “We serve over 4,000 people, so

Bannock County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of a man wanted in connection to an SUV that was stolen in April. According to Sheriff Lorin Nielson the body of Brandon James Lenker, 36, was found Thursday morning on the Fort Hall Reservation. Sheriff Nielson says they are investigating the death as a possible homicide.

The Madison Fire Department says that an explosion at Paradise Nursery on Yellowstone Highway in Madison County has sent one person to the hospital. The fire department responded to the fire at around 9 a.m . this morning. When firefighters arrived at the nursery the found smoke coming from the shop area of the nursery

A coyote who calls Zoo Idaho home is taking a leap forward in her recovery from an attack earlier this month. This week, Ky was given the OK to return to her exhibit following a visit with her veterinarian. Peter Pruett, Zoo Idaho Superintendent, says that Ky’s condition is improving daily and doctors felt she

Three people were sent to the hospital from two separate accidents in eastern Idaho overnight. Idaho State Police report the first accident happened at approximately 11:50 p.m. Thursday on Interstate 15 near mile marker 92, south of the Blackfoot exit. Police said Logan Barnett, 23, of Idaho Falls, was heading north in a Chevy pickup

Idaho Falls Police have arrested a suspect for the Sunday morning robbery of the Common Cents Store at 1940 West Broadway. 24-year-old Trevor D. Thomas-Enloe was arrested on a robbery warrant Thursday night. Police said Thomas-Enloe entered the store just before 6 a.m. Sunday. He pointed a handgun at the clerk and demanded money. She

The Idaho Falls Fire Department will be presenting the city council with an emergency request Thursday night. It is asking for approval to purchase two new ambulances. The fire department believes it can convince the council to waive certain conditions in order to buy these new ambulances immediately since emergency medical calls are coming in

The community of St. Anthony is looking forward to a new program that will allow for thesafer exchange of goods purchased online or from classifieds. The designated location for those who prefer doing business away from their home will be located at 420 North Bridge Street in St. Anthony. The Safety Exchange Zone is near

Pocatello Police have charged Timothy David Blaney, 20-years-old with first degree murder for the death of 22-year-old Skylar T. Huffield. According to the Pocatello Police, officers responded to a disturbance at 3842 Hawthorne Road early Wednesday morning. When the officers arrived they found a severely injured Huffield who was taken by ambulance to Portneuf Regional

A charge was dismissed against an FBI worker accused of tipping off her husband about an investigation. Jennifer Barnett, head of building security at the FBI office in Pocatello, was arrested May 16. According to Bannock County court records, police were investigating Barnett’s husband, David Phillips, on child pornography. Police had planned to search Phillips’

Michael Angelo Miera was arrested for leading police on a high speed chase and injuring one police officer. According to the Bannock County Police Department, Michael Miera and his cousin Janeal Miera, led police on a chase through Chubbuck, Tyhee and Fort Hall. Miera also hit a Fort Hall police officer, sending him to the

If a person is happy when talking about a particular subject, could that possibly indicate a deeper personal characteristic? That’s what one Idaho State University professor is researching. Psychology professor Tera Letzring recently received a grant from the National Science Foundation to study personality traits and emotions. The grant was for $406,358. Letzring said she

A Bonneville Judge granted Devin Crawford a continuance due to pending charges Crawford accumulated while in county jail. This is the second time Crawford’s sentencing has been continued. Charges of witness intimidation along with bringing in contraband into the jail were filed back in February. Judge Bruce Pickett approved the request and said he hopes

The following is a press release from Governor Otter’s office: Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter declared May “Wildfire Awareness Month” T as Idahoans prepare to flock to the forests for the Memorial Day holiday weekend – marking the unofficial start of summer with rising temperatures and increasing wildfire risks. Governor Otter joins seven other governors in

What parent wouldn’t be interested in providing their student with an early jump start on a career and not spending expensive college money in the process to do it? A program in Bonneville School District #93 offers that type of education with a drastic savings. “(It’s) awesome that I’m so much ahead. I mean, seniors

Update 7:00 p.m:The Idaho State Police have released additional details about a rollover crash that left one lane of northbound I-15 blocked earlier today. At around 3:16 pm ISP responded to a two vehicle injury crash on northbound I-15 at milepost 97, just north of Blackfoot. David Salmond, age 63, of Clinton, UT, was driving

Memorial Day weekend is nearly here and that means people will be heading to the cemeteries. Along with placing flowers on graves, many people clean their family’s headstones. Monument experts said there are some things to be careful of for people cleaning headstones themselves. Walker Monuments said oftentimes people aren’t careful about what they use

As you prepare for camping this Memorial Day weekend, we want to make sure you are aware of water dangers. Boating, swimming, fishing, water skiing- there are tons of activities you can do at your local rivers and reservoirs. Though we may do the same outdoor activities every year, we still need to be reminded

A former tennis player at ISU, Orin Duffin is suing Idaho State University for discrimination against his faith. Duffin has filed a complaint stating the discrimination stemmed from his tennis teammates and his coach. According to courts records, Duffin attended ISU’s Fall semester in 2014. The records state the discrimination didn’t start until December of

Keith A. Strawn was sentenced to 120 days in prison for felony injury to a child, his daughter. Strawn must serve at least 60 days consecutively and then he may file for work release. Judge Moeller ordered Strawn to serve a suspended sentence of four years in prison with two years fixed and two years

Idaho Falls made the list as one of the most playful cities in the country for the second consecutive year. The nonprofit group KaBoom! names the cities and towns to be honored as Playful City USA. Among the standards that the cities need to meet: Residents need to have easy access to parks and playgrounds,

The Lemhi County Sheriff’s Office has wrapped up a new search for evidence in the DeOrr Kunz, Jr case at the Timber Creek area of Lemhi County. During the three-day search, Lemhi County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by multiple other county sheriff’s offices, search and rescue teams and other state and federal agencies. The information

Pocatello Police have arrested a man Sunday for kidnapping a woman and stealing a vehicle. According to police reports, 43-year-old Gary Prentice Henson, Jr., forced a Blackfoot woman into his vehicle and drove her to Pocatello Sunday. Pocatello Police became involved after the two started fighting when they reached Pocatello. As police investigated the situation

The Idaho Falls Police Department is trying to identify a man who robbed a convenience store early Sunday morning. According to police, the suspect walked into the Common Cents store on West Broadway, threatened the clerk with a gun and demanded cash. Police said the suspect was wearing a maroon-colored jacket and camouflage pants and

The PTO at Midway Elementary School in Menan has come up with a creative way to publicize the need for a new playground. Students did a music video. The current playground was built in 1968. The deteriorating old wooden structure has become home to bees is giving students splinters. They are being cut by old

Ammon is paving the way for a new method in financing fiber optics into homes. This “opt in, opt out” model is setting a historic example for the rest of the country. Thursday night the Ammon City Council voted unanimously to allow citizens to opt in or out of having fiber optics installed in their

The U.S. Department of Energy announced today that it is unlikely to meet the deadline for the start of waste treatment at the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit at the Idaho National Laboratory Site. Under a consent agreement with the state of Idaho, DOE agreed to begin treating the remaining 900,000 gallons of radioactive waste by

After nearly four decades of service, Bonneville County Clerk Ron Longmore is retiring. He announced his leave among fellow commissioners in a press conference Thursday. Longmore has seen the county grow and has made great impacts throughout his tenure. He decided to retire with 2 years left in his official term. He was elected county

Downtown Idaho Falls may see some changes soon. The Idaho Falls Redevelopment Agency met Thursday to continue discussing the plans they have to revitalize the downtown area. The Redevelopment Agency is looking to build on the old Kelsch property to attract more people downtown. The property is located at Broadway and Memorial on the site

Three Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies were awarded the Idaho Medal of Honor for their life saving efforts. Last Fall, they pulled a man out of a car that had flipped upside down into a canal. In the middle of the night, the three men responded to the crash on East Lincoln road in Bonneville County.

On Thursday, eighth graders from William Thomas Middle School took hot air balloons to Holt Arena for a science experiment. Students got to design and build scale models before creating the balloons, all the while utilizing science, technology, engineering, and math. “It’s Sort of a combination between the things we learned this year. Involving fluids,

The Charlotte fire left acres of ground scorched and 66 homes burned as it spread through Pocatello four years ago. The Pocatello Fire Department said one reason this huge fire was so tough to fight was because it spread so rapidly. Fires can jump quickly from home to home if people aren’t careful about their

The Storm Prediction center in Norman, Oklahoma, has issued a marginal risk for severe storms Thursday. SUMMARY… STRONG TO LOCALLY SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS MAY OCCUR TODAY AND INTO TONIGHT FROM SOUTHEAST TEXAS INTO SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA AND ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN US AND FLORIDA PENINSULA. STRONG STORMS ALSO MAY OCCUR OVER PARTS OF THE GREAT BASIN

Pocatello police are looking for a 17-years-old who hasn’t been seen since February 21. Ismael “Izzy” Ramos-Mendez is believed to have runaway from home. If you have any information on his whereabouts, call Pocatello Police at 208-234-6121.

A five-month old baby and a 16-year old with a debt of $725,000 have one thing in common: both their identities were stolen. According to a study done by the Carnegie Mellon Cylab, these are only two examples in a long line of child identity theft victims. When thinking about identity theft, most people instantly

State legislators and Idaho State Police officials grabbed their shovels to break ground on a new state police building in Pocatello. ISP said this building is necessary. Currently, ISP is spread among three different buildings across Pocatello. Officers said this can sometimes make communication between the divisions difficult. They said it’s also confusing for the

People turned out to the polls Tuesday night to vote. The results left some people happy and others disappointed. One of those disappointed was Bannock County Sheriff Lorin Nielsen, after voters failed to pass the $18 million jail bond. The proposed bond would expand the jail, adding 250 beds. It would also help cover several

An FBI employee Jennifer Barnett, 38, of Pocatello was arrested for destruction, alteration, or concealment of evidence. The evidence was involved in an investigation on her husband, David Phillips, 41. She was arrested for informing Phillips of the investigation before it was conducted. According to Bannock County Court records, police were planning to search for

A collection of all primary election results from Eastern Idahosorted by state races and county. Most election results will not be available until after 9 p.m. State Office Races State Legislature Races BannockCounty Bear Lake County Bingham County Bonneville County Butte County Caribou County Clark County Custer County Franklin County Fremont County Jefferson County Lemhi

Nationwide, 6,500 postal carriers have been bitten and attacked while on the job in 2015. That’s according to claim reports from State Farm Insurance.Pocatello Letter Carrier Casey Rubidoux says preparedness is key in terms of dog bite prevention throughout his route. “I don’t use my dog spray, it’s kind of a last resort,” said Rubidoux.

Summer is around the corner, that means more people hitting the roads and an increase in accidents. Many times these accidents are caused by distracted drivers. Texting, eating, speeding, even having multiple people in your car can cause major distractions. “If you get in a wreck and somebody gets injured or killed, that’s something you’re

The effort to exonerate a man convicted of an Idaho Falls murder is gaining momentum. Since his 1998 conviction, various advocacy groups have questioned if Christopher Tapp really killed Angie Dodge. There is a free forum Tuesday night at 6:30 at ARTitorium on Broadway in Downtown Idaho Falls. Judge Mike Heavey (Ret.) and co-founder of

Francis Ernest White IV, the man accused of injuring his 18-month-old daughter by throwing a skateboard at her, appeared in court Tuesday to waive his preliminary hearing. The case now heads to district court on June 9th. White is charged with felony injury to a child, with one count of enhancement for infliction of great

As Brigham Young University-Idaho continues to grow, so does the need for more space and updated facilities. Come this fall, the university plans to dedicate three new facilities/buildings for use. The first of those new buildings is the updated university power plant, which now burns clean natural gas instead of coal. “Obviously natural gas is

UPDATE: The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office confirms the injured Fort Hall Officer has a broken leg among other injuries. The officer is in serious condition at a local hospital. ORIGINAL STORY: Two people have been arrested after a high speed chase spanning from Chubbuck to the Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Monday evening. Police say an

UPDATE: The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office says one juvenile has died in the Roberts area crash. No names have been released. —- ORIGINAL STORY: Jefferson County law enforcement, Roberts QRU and Life Flight were called to a one car rollover crash in the 23 hundred block of North Berrett Road near Roberts. At least three

Having a couple of debit and credit cards herself, Darcie Conforti has some personal safeguards so she won’t be robbed of her money. For example, if she’s shopping online she will only use her credit card. “(I do that so) if something were to happen it wouldn’t deplete my checking account. It would just be

The primary election is Tuesday, and the biggest concern is how many Idahoans will actually participate. The worry is there isn’t really an attention grabbing race to attract people to the polls. “A lot of people don’t now there’s an election,” Bonneville County Elections Supervisor Penny Manning said. “They voted on the president in March,

Grace $150,000 School Plant Levy Grace $150K School Plant Levy Grace $300,000 Supplemental Levy Grace $300K Supp. Levy North Gem $400,00 School Levy North Gem $400K School Levy Caribou County Sheriff REP – Caribou Sheriff

Commissioner Seat 3 REP – Butte Commissioner 3

Commissioner Seat 3 REP – Clark Commissioner 3

Firth $130,000 School Levy Firth $130K School Levy Shelley $575,000 School Levy Shelley $575K School Levy Aberdeen $11.85 million Bond Aberdeen $11.85M School Bond

Bear Lake County Prosecuting Attorney REP – Bear Lake Pros. Attorney Bear Lake County Sheriff REP – Bear Lake Sheriff

County Commissioner Seat 2 REP – Franklin Commissioner 2

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UPDATE (10:30 a.m. Monday) Blackfoot Police have charged Kenneth Leslie Caldwell, 33, of Idaho Falls for carrying a concealed weapon. According to reports, Blackfoot Police contacted Caldwell on a motorist assist call at 1:36 p.m. Sunday. Police then noticed several suspicious items within his car, including propane cylinders, a large quantity of BB’s, pipes, fireworks,

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It’s National Police Week and as part of that, Monday was Peace Officers Memorial Day. A flag raising ceremony to honor fallen officers was held at the Idaho State Police headquarters in Pocatello Monday morning. All law enforcement divisions in Pocatello were represented. The honor guard was made up of members of the Bannock County

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Developers have pulled plans to build a 200-acre solar energy farm at the Pocatello Regional Airport. The airport’s manager, David Allen, said the process was just taking too long. Because the process was taking so long, investors decided to move on. The solar farm project started in 2012. But before any developments on an airport

Bannock County Commissioner REP – Bannock Commissioner 1 REP – Bannock Commissioner 2 Bannock County Jail Bond Bannock $18M Jail Bond

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Yellowstone National Park rangers have euthanized a bison calf that had been picked up by tourists. The visitors were cited for placing a newborn bison calf in their vehicle and transporting it to a park facility. The visitors told park rangers they were concerned for the animal’s welfare. Park officials said it was a dangerous

A southwesterly flow is bringing in much warmer temps over the next 48 hours, before major changes head our way by the end of the week. Tonight, some clouds with a south breeze at 10-20mph. Lows still rather mild into the 40’s and 50’s. Tuesday, mostly sunny skies with more southern breezes. Temps will be

Pocatello Police tased a suspect after he squared off to fight officers Friday. Police were called to the AT and T store on Hurley Drive shortly after 5 p.m. to investigate a suspected fraud. According to police, Eric Mouson, 23, of New York City was leaving the store as they arrived. Mouson refused to stop

The parking lot at the Walmart in Blackfoot is now open. Earlier, the Idaho Falls Bomb Squad and Blackfoot police set up a perimeter after finding small explosives in a car. The bomb squad has removed those explosives from the area to examine them. Police have a suspect but haven’t interviewed him yet so they

Ten years ago, Aubrey Drumm almost lost her life, but miraculously she recovered. Doctors said that despite a portion of her skull being removed she shouldn’t have any problems with epilepsy. “My doctors back home had said that you’re pretty much in the clear,” said Drumm. “You’re never going to have one if you don’t

One violent crime happens every five seconds. One rape happens every two minutes. With the high frequency of crime in the U.S., self defense is a necessity. Bob Davis has a lengthy history in law enforcement and protection. He uses the knowledge he’s gained to teach self defense to women. He uses the same movements

Lindsay Christensen, 27, has been shooting arrows since she was a kid. Growing up hunting with her dad inspired her hunting passion and gave her some of her earliest memories. “I’ve pretty much been hunting since before I could walk,” Christensen said. “In fact, one of my first words was dirt.” She harvested her first

Update 5/15 6:19 p.m.: The Sublette County Sheriff’s Office announced on Facebook the mother of kidnapping and assault suspect, Dereck James “DJ” Harrison has been arrested as well. Maryann Dalrymple Harrison was arrested for breaking the conditions for leaving the state of Utah. She went to the Sublette County Sheriff’s Office to find information about

Idaho isn’t usually known for auctioning off Hollywood items.But on Saturday morning, the Prime Time Auction in Pocatello was selling something well known. If you’ve ever seen the movie Napoleon Dynamite, you might remember the school bus scene. An auctioneer at Prime Time says a Pocatello Regional Transit (PRT) bus being auctioned, and it was

The 24th annual National Association Letter Carriers Food Drive was Saturday, and all of the food collected went to your local food bank. The Idaho Falls Community Food Basket, the Salvation Army, the Idaho Falls Soup Kitchen, and St. Vincent de Paul joined resources to host one of the biggest food drives in Idaho Falls.