Idaho Cleanup Project seeks public input
The Idaho Cleanup Project Citizens Advisory Board will accept public comment on a proposal to expand the project’s mission in Idaho. The…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Cleanup Project Citizens Advisory Board will accept public comment on a proposal to expand the project’s mission in Idaho. The…
Continue ReadingScattered snow showers for this evening with more wet weather arriving for Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures will be into the lower to mid…
Continue ReadingA company that breeds wild game birds has decided not to collect sage grouse eggs this year for an attempt to breed the species in captivity. Diamond…
Continue ReadingIdaho budget writers have tweaked the spending plan for Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra’s office to include funding for a…
Continue ReadingA proposal reversing a contentious 2016 law that made it easier for Idaho employers to sue former employees over non-compete agreements is headed to…
Continue ReadingHydroelectricity is a bigger part of the Idaho Power Company energy mix than it is to most other American utilities. Idaho Power reported Tuesday…
Continue Reading– A former Boise pastor who was held in an Iranian prison for nearly three years was arrested in Idaho on a misdemeanor charge of violating a…
Continue ReadingThe Blackfoot Police Department has welcomed a new addition. Ryder, a 5-year-old German Shepher/Belgian Malinois was purchased by the department last…
Continue ReadingMajor Aaron L. Jarnagin has taken command of the 1st Battalion of the 148th Field Artillery Regiment. The transfer of authority came during a…
Continue ReadingA weak ridge of high pressure is with us for Tuesday, with just a few isolated light snow showers possible. Another round of widespread rain and snow…
Continue ReadingGov. Butch Otter has signed into law a proposal making it illegal for anyone driving in the left-lane of a freeway to impede the flow of traffic in…
Continue ReadingGov. C.L. “Butch” Otter has signed into law a bill that would expand Idaho’s open meeting laws. Otter signed the measure on Monday…
Continue ReadingA man who chained himself to a concrete-filled barrel in an effort to prevent trucks from hauling Yellowstone National Park bison to slaughter has…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: 6:30 p.m. Idaho State Police responded to a two-vehicle crash eastbound on US 26 near milepost 337 in Idaho Falls. Keagan Huffman, 18, of…
Continue ReadingProsecutors in northwestern Wyoming have dropped animal neglect charges against two brothers after Park County officials learned the full extent of…
Continue ReadingA proposal that would funnel a portion of Idaho’s scholarship fund to help adults finish their undergraduate degrees is headed to the…
Continue ReadingA weak ridge of high pressure is with us for Tuesday, with just a few isolated light snow showers possible. Another round of widespread rain and snow…
Continue ReadingFive eastern Idaho agri-business people will be inducted into the Eastern Idaho Agriculture Hall of Fame Friday. The five include Dubois rancher and…
Continue ReadingBirthdays are important and one local group wants to make sure every kid has a special one. The Facebook group, “Idaho Falls Blessings,”…
Continue ReadingScientists have reviewed seismic and temperature data from sensors in the Norris Geyser Basin. Based on that review, they now believe the Steamboat…
Continue ReadingTeton County and the Town of Jackson have released draft regulations intended to promote affordable housing in the community. The regulations are…
Continue ReadingIdaho’s average retail gasoline prices rose 2.4 cents in the past week to an average $2.51 per gallon. Nationally, prices rose 2.5 cents per…
Continue ReadingThunderstorm activity expected along the Idaho-Wyoming boarder. Mostly cloudy skies for the rest of the region with a slight chance of snow showers.…
Continue ReadingThe American Legion is turning 99 years old. It was created in 1919 following the first world war after there was a need to help veterans returning…
Continue ReadingWhether you’re seven or seventy-seven, O Aois Caite Dance Academy is hoping to bring new meaning to Irish dance, and educate about it’s…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Falls American Legion celebrated its 99th birthday by giving out awards to local law enforcement and educators. Each recipient was chosen…
Continue ReadingAn area of low pressure continues its march onshore towards southern Idaho this weekend. We’re expecting to see scattered snow and rain showers…
Continue ReadingFremont County Search and Rescue was called to the Island Park Reservoir around 9 p.m. Thursday after a call was placed that two people were stranded…
Continue ReadingThe 12th annual Chrome in the Dome car event kicked off in Holt Arena in Pocatello on Friday. The show draws in car enthusiasts from all over and is…
Continue Reading“It’s been a long and grueling process,” Canyon Mansfield said of the process to pass legislation to permanently ban the use of…
Continue ReadingAs Eastern Idaho students head out of school for spring break, it usually a great time for most. What with no homework, no teachers, and no tests…
Continue ReadingThe reading impasse. For weeks, the debate over an Idaho reading test has generally played out behind the scenes at the Statehouse. Now the fight is…
Continue ReadingAn area of low pressure continues its march onshore towards southern Idaho and northern Nevada for this weekend. We’re expecting to see…
Continue ReadingThe National Weather Service offices in Pocatello and Missoula, have issued Winter Storm Warnings and Advisories for Central Idaho, and the Snake…
Continue ReadingSo-called free-range parenting is now the law of the land in Utah, after Gov. Gary Herbert announced he has signed a bill that formally legalizes the…
Continue Reading– Legislation cracking down on people who make threats against schools is now headed to the Idaho governor’s desk. Senate lawmakers on…
Continue ReadingThree finalists have been identified for final consideration as the next President of Idaho State University. The ISU Presidential Search Committee…
Continue ReadingCandidates for Governor will be answering questions from a panel of economic leaders Thursday, March 22. The forum will be held at the Blackfoot…
Continue ReadingOver 14,000 owner-members of the Fall River Electric Cooperative are getting money back this month. The cooperative issued its first-ever rebate to…
Continue ReadingYellowstone National Park employees reported seeing an eruption of Steamboat Geyser Thursday night. Park officials compared the sightings with remote…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: 3-16 11:20 a.m. After taking custody of a biology teacher’s snapping turtle, the Idaho Department of Agriculture has humanely…
Continue ReadingIdaho Power Company customers could see lower rates if the utility gets its way. Idaho Power filed its annual Fixed Cost Adjustment with the Idaho…
Continue ReadingYellowstone National Park Rangers have taken two protestors into custody Friday morning. The protestors chained themselves to barrels they brought…
Continue ReadingIt was organized chaos at the Bennion Student Union building at University Place in Idaho Falls Thursday. More than 800 4th and 5th graders took part…
Continue ReadingThe director of the Idaho National Laboratory shared some of the research projects they are working on at the site. Dr. Mark Peters said they are…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho State Board of Education has come out against a legislative proposal seeking to revise the state’s 20-year-old reading test for young…
Continue ReadingThe Wyoming Legislature ended its budget session Thursday in Cheyenne. Lawmakers ultimately passed 142 bills, out of 330 bills and resolutions…
Continue ReadingA closely watched island cam off the coast of California is catching several births of our national bird. Two bald eagles were born this week on…
Continue ReadingRain and snow showers expected for Saturday with highs into the lower 40’s and overnight lows below freezing into the upper 20’s. Also,…
Continue ReadingThere’s a new fitness class in town designed to improve the quality of life of people with Parkinson’s Disease. It’s called rock…
Continue ReadingNext month is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. One local man is heading to Washington D.C. to talk to our representatives about it. This is in…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello Police recognized seven members of their Department who go above and beyond when duty calls. This ceremony was held to publicly thank…
Continue ReadingOver three thousand high schoolers all across Idaho gathered for the 17th annual Tech Expo, sponsored by the ISU College of Technology this…
Continue ReadingThe new Deseret Industries in Ammon will open next week with a big 3-day grand opening. The thrift store offers vocational training for their…
Continue ReadingUPDATE 5: 55 p.m.: Idaho State Police reports the crash has been cleared and all lanes of travel have been re-opened on US 20. ISP said traffic may…
Continue ReadingThe first public underground parking garage in Idaho Falls got topped off with concrete Thursday morning. Construction crews poured the lid of the…
Continue ReadingTraveling through the roundabout at Lincoln and Hitt Roads in Idaho Falls is kind of a mess right now. Construction has begun at the intersection to…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho State Board of Education has come out against a legislative proposal seeking to revise the state’s 20-year-old reading test for young…
Continue ReadingThe Wyoming Legislature has failed to override Gov. Matt Mead’s veto of a bill that could have brought tougher penalties against protesters at…
Continue ReadingGov. C.L. “Butch” Otter says he has reluctantly allowed legislation eliminating the requirement for high school students to take math…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello Animal Shelter is using three grant awards to establish an on-site surgical suite for shelter animals. The shelter was awarded a…
Continue ReadingA Pocatello woman has been named 2018 Idaho Small Business Person of the Year by the the U.S. Small Business Administration. September Myres is…
Continue ReadingIdaho State University says its student loan default rates are now below the national average. The cohort student loan default rate has dropped from…
Continue ReadingThe city of Victor will bring a non-property sales tax measure to voters in the May 15th election. In a unanimous vote, the Victor City Council…
Continue ReadingSpotty rain and snow showers will continue for Friday and Saturday with highs into the lower 40’s and overnight lows below freezing into the…
Continue ReadingRapid erosion has prompted the Bureau of Land Management’s Salmon Field Office to temporarily close the Discovery Hill Bluffs Road. Officials…
Continue ReadingThe Franklin County Idaho Sheriff’s Office wants to ensure the community the Preston School District has received no credible threats.…
Continue ReadingFederal officials have killed 10 wolves in northern Idaho at the request of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to boost elk numbers. The U.S.…
Continue ReadingA serial bank robber nicknamed the “Great Outdoors Bandit” because witnesses described him as outdoorsy has been sentenced to more than…
Continue ReadingBoise Airbnb hosts expect to earn about $120,000 thanks to the first and second round NCAA men’s regional basketball tournament at Boise State…
Continue ReadingOne month after the deadly school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, local students, teachers and staff are wanting…
Continue ReadingDemolition has been halted on two vacant buildings damaged in a fire in Burley as the Environmental Protection Agency tests for asbestos at the site.…
Continue ReadingA proposal that would increase reporting requirements for abortion providers is headed to the Idaho governor’s desk for his consideration. The…
Continue ReadingThe Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is coming to Idaho Falls Thursday, March 15. “Ketchup” and “meat” the Wienermobile at…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: 3-15 8:20 a..m. Idaho State Police said Kenneth Foster, 54, of Aberdeen was driving a 2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser northbound on the interstate…
Continue ReadingSpotty rain and snow showers will continue today, but less widespread than yesterday. Some folks will just see clouds today and breezy conditions.…
Continue ReadingAfter 18 years, Dr. Slaughter’s is closing it’s doors. What started as a birthday party in a basement, turned into one of the most…
Continue ReadingMembers of the Eastern Idaho community gathered Wednesday night in Ammon to discuss and learn more about human sex trafficking. Hosted by KID…
Continue ReadingStudents from Shelley High School participated in the National School Walkout and were encouraged to meet new people while doing so. “Get to…
Continue ReadingThis organization saw a gap, and they filled it. Elderly people may have one last wish on their bucket list and these people grant it. It’s…
Continue ReadingWyoming has joined about a half dozen other states that let big game hunters don pink in the field. Gov. Matt Mead on Wednesday signed into law a…
Continue ReadingLocal students got a taste of reality today. The Idaho Falls Community Transition Team took students on a trip to “Reality Town.” During…
Continue ReadingStudents here locally participated in the National Walk Out. The walkout began at 10 a.m. and lasted 17 minutes, one minute for each life lost in…
Continue ReadingGov. C.L. “Butch” Otter has signed into law a roadkill bill that would allow motorists or passers-by to humanely put a badly injured…
Continue ReadingAlfredo J. Padilla, 59, of Pocatello was sentenced this week to 15 years in federal prison, followed by a life term of supervised release for sexual…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Judicial Council has identified four finalists to fill a vacancy on the Idaho Supreme Court. In no particular order, the list includes…
Continue ReadingA large area of low pressure is moving in from the west coast. Rain and snow showers will dot the region for the rest of the week. Thunderstorms are…
Continue ReadingAn organization that grants Bucket Wishes to the…
Continue ReadingUPDATE 1:40 p.m. Classwork resumed at Jackson Hole Middle School at 11:15 a.m. after law enforcement swept the building and students’…
Continue ReadingProsecutors say a retired Boise priest was in possession of more than 2,000 images and videos of child pornography with some depicting the rape and…
Continue ReadingRexburg Police arrested Matthew David Lacarte, 37, on felony charges of attempted strangulation, domestic assault or battery with a child present,…
Continue ReadingA proposal to build a second vehicle arrestor location on Teton Pass will be the subject of a public meeting in Wilson Tuesday, March 20. The Wyoming…
Continue ReadingThe American Conservative Union is the latest high-profile group to announce an endorsement in the race for Idaho’s 1st Congressional District…
Continue ReadingA review by the Bonneville County Prosecutor’s Office has found Pocatello Police officers were justified in using deadly force to apprehend a…
Continue ReadingWednesday is the 30th anniversary of Pi Day! As most people know, Pi represents the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. Pi has…
Continue ReadingEastern Idaho Regional Medical Center has named David Hoffenberg as its new Chief Operations Officer. Hoffenberg comes to EIRMC from Sunrise Hospital…
Continue ReadingAn open house is scheduled from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, March 19 for a new Bonneville County facility in Swan Valley. The building will host the…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: 3-14 A public meeting has been set for 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Alpine Civic Center, 121 U.S. 89 in Alpine to discuss the Porcupine landslide.…
Continue ReadingAn Oklahoma driver was hospitalized after a crash on Interstate 15 at milepost 106.5 near Shelley at around 8:57 p.m. Tuesday. Idaho State Police…
Continue ReadingElection Results for March 13, 2018 Bonneville Joint School District 93 Bond 27 of 27 precincts reporting In Favor of – 2314 71.9% Against…
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