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The Century Tennis team has been dominating the 4A level for a few years, and it goes to show. The Boys and Girls on the team are hanging two more…
Continue ReadingThe Century Tennis team has been dominating the 4A level for a few years, and it goes to show. The Boys and Girls on the team are hanging two more…
Continue ReadingThe Sugar Salem Diggers have a long storied history in athletics and coming out on top. In the 2018 school year alone the Diggers have won 9…
Continue ReadingWith Memorial Day coming up you may be getting ready to hit the road but is your car ready? Before you get on the road this weekend there are a few…
Continue ReadingIt was a memorable day for some people in Southeast Idaho. 19 people became American citizens Wednesday at the Federal Courthouse in Pocatello.…
Continue ReadingThe city of Shelley is still mourning the loss of one of their police officers, Sgt. Kent Swanson, who died after suffering a heart attack while on…
Continue ReadingWe are returning to the pattern of nice weather in the mornings with the threat for afternoon T-Storms. However, I expect Friday to be fairly warm…
Continue ReadingChubbuck police arrested a man Wednesday afternoon for theft after he stole from a store inside the mall and ran away. Police said the man stole more…
Continue ReadingDespite a fire that ruined their warehouse, a Pocatello ride share company is expanding its horizons and fast. The Izaic Transportation Company is…
Continue ReadingThe Latest on a vote in Wyoming that would allow grizzly bears to be hunted for the first time since 1974: 3:15 p.m. For the first time in 40 years,…
Continue ReadingThe family of Kayla Davis, the missing 23-year-old woman from Pocatello who reportedly fell into the Snake River on May 9, has released the following…
Continue ReadingThe National Weather Service in Pocatello has issued A Flood Watch for the Henry`s Fork near Rexburg and a Flood Advisory for the Teton River near…
Continue ReadingStormy weather drying up overnight with a sunny Thursday morning.We’ll still see some moisture in place for a chance for T-Storms for Tuesday…
Continue ReadingUPDATE 12:15 p.m.: Marsh Valley School Superintendent Marvin Hansen says he was very pleased with the response from the Bannock County…
Continue ReadingThe Madison Fire Department Pipe Brigade will be honoring those that have gone before by playing at the Madison County Cemeteries this Memorial Day.…
Continue ReadingFor the first time, Act It Out! Children’s Theatre is offering Cinderella summer camps in both Rexburg and Ammon. The day camps in June are for…
Continue ReadingParents at a Utah elementary school say they raised concerns about a janitor’s behavior months before he was arrested on child sex abuse…
Continue ReadingIf you can’t attend local high school graduations, don’t worry. You can still watch the ceremonies live online. The City of…
Continue ReadingU.S. Attorney Bart M. Davis announced Monday that a 39-year-old Blackfoot man and 41-year-old Pocatello man pleaded guilty to transportation of child…
Continue ReadingFive Idaho Falls students have been awarded college scholarships through the District 91 Education Foundation. The scholarships were funded by…
Continue ReadingBonneville County Sheriff’s Office’s Search and Rescue dove right into action today. The dive team practiced swift water rescue today on…
Continue ReadingThe Mormon church is pulling 169 missionaries from Nicaragua because of growing political instability in the Central American country. The Church of…
Continue ReadingScores of law enforcement officers from agencies across eastern Idaho turned out Tuesday afternoon as the body of Shelley Sergeant Kent Swanson was…
Continue ReadingWe’ll see cloudy skies with off and on showers and thunderstorms throughout the day today as a low pressure center moves over E. Idaho. Some of…
Continue ReadingThe Shelley Russets have had a long history in their athletic department. Coming into the spring sports state tournaments, they sat at 47…
Continue ReadingThis weeks Sermon Service and Electric Athlete of the Week comes after a strong performance in the circle and at the plate. Carter Thornton pitched…
Continue ReadingBeginning this summer, a neighborhood pharmacist will be able to do more than just fill a prescription. They will be able to actually write one. KIDK…
Continue ReadingOne local nonprofit is celebrating a big milestone…50 years of service to the community. The Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership first…
Continue ReadingIt’s getting warm, seems like a good time for ice cream. Pop’s Ice Cream opened for business in downtown Idaho Falls yesterday. They have…
Continue ReadingHK Construction has begun work on a new toddler playground at the Park Street Park in Rexburg. City officials said that while it has been well…
Continue ReadingSome stories have happy endings. A couple of weeks ago we introduced you to Valerie Goodwin, a woman who was in a horrific car accident that left her…
Continue ReadingIn 1951, the United States completed and commissioned the first nuclear reactor to produce a usable amount of electricity. Experimental Breeder…
Continue ReadingThe Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) has open positions for troopers, dispatchers and port of entry positions to fill throughout the state. WHP has 168…
Continue ReadingAfter a 35-year career, Pocatello’s National Weather Service Meteorologist-in-Charge Dean Hazen is retiring at the end of the month. Hazen…
Continue ReadingWe’re still stuck in the same pattern of afternoon T-Storms with mild temperatures. A low pressure center over Nevada will impact us for the…
Continue ReadingA couple of cyclists got quite a scare Monday when a protective mother moose tried to drive them off a bike trail in Anchorage. The footage was…
Continue ReadingUpdate: 5-22-18 The Democratic Party will meet to select a replacement candidate for the County Clerk race Monday, June 4, at 7 p.m. at the Pocatello…
Continue ReadingAs Memorial Day weekend is just around the corner, the St. Anthony Sand Dunes are bracing for the most people the community has ever seen, according…
Continue ReadingSecond District Court Judge John Stegner has been named to fill an Idaho Supreme Court vacancy. Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter announced the…
Continue ReadingA team of ISU graduate students has constructed a 20-foot-long concrete beam as part of a Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute Big Beam contest.…
Continue ReadingEastern Idaho Snake Plain Aquifer (ESPA) recharge is expected to hit 524,000 acre-feet of water by the end of the winter recharge season this month.…
Continue ReadingUpdate to original story:Officer Swanson was a Sergeant in the Shelley Police Department and a K-9 Officer. The department actually has 8 officers.…
Continue ReadingFewer people have visited Yellowstone National Park so far this year compared to the same time frame last year. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports…
Continue ReadingA class-action lawsuit is seeking the repayment of fees that many Idaho public schools charge students for classes, supplies and activities. The…
Continue ReadingWith Memorial Day weekend approaching us, more travelers will be on the road. Idaho State Police has teamed up with agencies across the state to…
Continue ReadingWe’re still stuck in the same pattern of afternoon T-Storms with mild temperatures. A low pressure center over Nevada will impact us for the…
Continue ReadingA lot of women get their nails done and in recent years gel manicures have grown in popularity. But according to the American Academy of Dermatology,…
Continue ReadingThere has been an increase of Pertussis in our area, it’s commonly known as “Whooping Cough.” What may be ‘just a…
Continue ReadingUPDATE 5:10 p.m.: Idaho Falls Police have released the name and a photo of the 23-year-old woman who reportedly fell into the river on May 9.…
Continue ReadingIdaho Department of Fish and Game officials responded to two reports of mountain lion sightings in the vicinity of Red Hill Trail behind Mountain…
Continue ReadingIdaho State Police reports a 61-year-old Blackfoot man was ejected from his vehicle and succumbed to his injuries after a crash on Interstate 15 at…
Continue ReadingThe East Idaho All Star Football Game is announcing the player selections for the 2018 All Star Game. The game is scheduled to be played at Snake…
Continue ReadingTuesday if you happen to be near the College of Eastern Idaho and see what looks like a large emergency response, there is no need to worry…
Continue ReadingMore than $118 million – that’s how much money Subaru’s “Share the Love” event has given to charities and non-profits…
Continue ReadingRuss Fulcher, the GOP nominee for Idaho’s open 1st Congressional District, has suffered broken ribs and scrapes in a recent motorcycle accident…
Continue ReadingTwo Pocatello fire engines were dispatched to Pacific Recycling Monday when a pile of recycling material storied outside the facility caught on fire.…
Continue ReadingPossibly due to Forest Service blasting in the area, a partial failure of the Middle Fork River Trail #6044 was discovered Saturday on the…
Continue ReadingIdaho State Police is investigating a crash on the northbound lanes of Interstate 15 at milepost 143. A semi-trailer-truck tipped over shortly after…
Continue ReadingWe’re still stuck in the same pattern of afternoon T-Storms with mild temperatures. A low pressure center over Nevada will impact us for the…
Continue ReadingSummer travel is “poised to plunge” because of high gas prices. That is the prediction of gasoline market watchdog GasBuddy.com. In its…
Continue ReadingVietnam Veteran Brent K. Young, of Blackfoot, will be among 300 veterans who will be inducted into the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF)…
Continue ReadingStrong storms move through much of the region today with reports of dime size hail. Many severe thunderstorm warnings issued, and expired at 5:30 pm.…
Continue ReadingThe Blackfoot Police Department received third-party information about threats made to a Blackfoot school around 10:20 a.m. and placed all schools on…
Continue ReadingThe first pair of golden lion tamarins ever to live at the Idaho Falls Zoo will make their debut at the zoo on Friday, May 25. Tam is a nine-year-old…
Continue ReadingThe U.S. Army Corp of Engineers met with contractors Saturday at a quarry near the Heise-Roberts levee system on the Snake River in Jefferson County.…
Continue ReadingBidders paid an average of $18.36 per pound Saturday for elk antlers collected from the National Elk Refuge. Jackson District Boy Scouts donated…
Continue ReadingParts of Idaho Falls was without power for several hours Sunday night while crews worked to replace a power pole. Idaho Falls Power said starting at…
Continue ReadingWe’re still stuck in the same pattern of afternoon T-Storms with mild temperatures. A low pressure center over Nevada will impact us for the…
Continue ReadingToday local kids got the chance to celebrate the love of reading. It was the grand opening of a home library called the “Lending…
Continue ReadingAn Idaho Falls man is severely burned after an RV fire on Saturday morning. At 4:28 a.m., the Idaho Falls Fire Department was dispatched to the Snake…
Continue ReadingFor the third time in less than two weeks, a mountain lion has been spotted near the Idaho State University campus. Police and officers from the…
Continue ReadingSaturday night was a big night for the Camp Magical Moments family, a cancer camp for kids in Swan Valley. It was the premiere and signing of the…
Continue ReadingThe Healing Sanctuary is officially open in Idaho Falls. The new medical facility is located in an old LDS church in downtown Idaho Falls. The owners…
Continue ReadingAfter more than three decades in business, a bookstore in Pocatello will soon be closing its doors. Circle C Books has been open for 31 years, but no…
Continue ReadingIdaho Falls School District 91 is proposing a new bond to improve its high schools after their previous bond failed in November. District 91 is…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Falls Fire Department welcomed home one of their own Wednesday night after being deployed in Romania for the past 12-months. Fire…
Continue ReadingThe Legacy Flight Museum in Rexburg hosted kids from the “D.A.R.E.” program Friday afternoon. About 500 students were able to watch…
Continue ReadingIdaho Attorney General, Lawrence Wasden, stopped by our studio earlier today. He discussed the rule of law, that’s when every person is subject…
Continue ReadingThe Museum of Idaho (MOI) has received new grant and sponsorship money totaling more than $82,000 from the Idaho STEM Action Center. The money is…
Continue ReadingUPDATE 3:00 p.m.: Idaho Falls Police reports the shelter in place has been lifted. Officers said they couldn’t verify any evidence to…
Continue ReadingFor years the Bureau of Land Management has struggled to get its mustangs adopted. There are more wild horses in the west then there is grass to feed…
Continue ReadingNinty third grade students from Sunnyside Elementary School toured the Idaho Falls Police Department to learn about bike safety and Crime Scene…
Continue ReadingFor the first time, doctors have performed an allogeneic stem cell transplant in Idaho. Boise television station KTVB reports that previously Idaho…
Continue ReadingWe’re locked into the same weather pattern all the way into next week. An area of low pressure over the Great Basin, with sunshine in the…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Falls District 91 School Board will ask its patrons to approve an $86.2 million construction bond at the polls on August 28. It would pay…
Continue ReadingErik Ohlson, 40, was formally arraigned in Driggs Thursday afternoon for the murder of Jennifer Nalley and her unborn child in July 2016. According…
Continue ReadingThe Mormon church did not issue an apology for a “history of racism” during a news conference this week with NAACP leaders, despite a…
Continue ReadingA northern Idaho philanthropist convicted of poaching a moose near Mica Bay has been ordered to serve 30 days in jail. The Coeur d’Alene Press…
Continue ReadingHarper Construction will begin work Monday on a revamped bus stop at the northeast corner of East Sherman and North 7th Avenue in Pocatello. The…
Continue ReadingFor the fourth month, Idaho ranked in the top two of the nation in over-the-year job growth. Idaho finished April with a seasonally adjusted…
Continue ReadingPocatello’s Ross Park Aquatic Complex will be opening for the 2018 season at noon on Saturday, May 26. The lazy river resistance walking events…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Falls Police department continues to serve warrants for wanted people in the city. Thursday afternoon officers served a felony warrant at a…
Continue ReadingA Fort Hall man was sentenced to over seven years in prison for illegal possession of a sawed-off shotgun. U.S. Attorney Bart Davis said Tyrell Owen…
Continue ReadingChallis school administrator Peter McPherson has been appointed Chief Deputy to State Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra. McPherson,…
Continue ReadingIt’s been eight days since a woman disappeared into the Snake River in Idaho Falls. While law enforcement agencies are searching every day, her…
Continue ReadingMayor Brian Blad has appointed Skyler Beebe as Pocatello Regional Transit Director. Friday was Beebe’s first official day on the job. He will…
Continue ReadingWe’re locked into the same weather pattern all the way into next week. An area of low pressure will remain over the Great Basin for Friday,…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Falls Tigers saw an early exit from the state tournament Thursday evening. A year after losing to Twin Falls in the state championship…
Continue ReadingThe Blackfoot Broncos dropped a close affair with the Skyview Hawks two to one. The Broncos got solid pitching from Payson Mills went 5 innings…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Falls Police Department is cracking down on crime. In the past week, IFPD served 23 warrants. Drug trafficking, possession of controlled…
Continue ReadingAn emergency has been declared in Jefferson County. U.S Army Corps of Engineers were deployed to Jefferson County on Wednesday to help with levee…
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