
Court: more study needed on Yellowstone-area gold mining
A gold exploration proposal just north of Yellowstone National Park has suffered a significant setback with a court ruling that says Montana…
Continue ReadingA gold exploration proposal just north of Yellowstone National Park has suffered a significant setback with a court ruling that says Montana…
Continue ReadingOur next storm system is moving through California with ample moisture and unstable air. By Saturday morning, the low will advance into Nevada.…
Continue ReadingThe seasoned Fisherman’s Breakfast goers know there are several tricks to remember: get there early, get there early, and whatever you do…
Continue ReadingIdaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit investigators arrested a 44-year-old Twin Falls man Wednesday for alleged Sexual Exploitation of a…
Continue ReadingIn a mutual decision with the State Board of Education, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben has agreed to stay on the job until June 2019. In…
Continue ReadingCiting his experience in municipal management and commercial aviation, the Idaho Falls City Council has approved the appointment of Rick Cloutier as…
Continue ReadingAlthough water supply issues had created some concern, Yellowstone National Park announced that Norris Campground would open on schedule Friday. Park…
Continue ReadingThe U.S. Census Bureau’s newest population estimates indicate Meridian has the 10th fastest rate of growth in the nation at 4.7 percent in…
Continue ReadingWhether you plan an extended vacation or just a day-trip, the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is encouraging homeowners to double-check…
Continue ReadingThe city of Rexburg will launch the summer season with a kickoff event at the historic Porter Park Carousel. Rexburg resident Patricia Burton led an…
Continue ReadingHigh pressure will deliver a warm afternoon for Friday, with highs into the lower to mid 80’s. However, another area of low pressure will…
Continue ReadingA Burley teenager is being called a medical miracle after several close calls in one night. 16-year-old Wyatt Bruesch’s heart stopped three…
Continue ReadingSpring is a time for insects to come out of hiding and that includes bees. After winter, the queens begin building up their colonies, laying hundreds…
Continue ReadingIdaho was ranked number 51 in a study conducted by Wallet Hub. They compared 50 states and the District of Columbia across three key areas: Child…
Continue ReadingHigh school athletics are done for the year as the 2017-2018 school year comes to a close. This is also the time of year where some students are…
Continue ReadingEarlier this week we told you about gel manicures. We spoke with a dermatologist about how it may increase the risk for skin cancer. Since then, a…
Continue ReadingMemorial day marks the beginning of camping and outdoor activities, but before you head out the Bureau of Land Management and Central Fire District…
Continue ReadingYou might be planning a cookout this memorial day weekend so it’s time to get your grill ready. We stopped by Rush’s Kitchen Supply in…
Continue ReadingMemorial Day weekend marks the beginning of summer. What does summer mean? A lot of swimming. It won’t be too long until families in Eastern…
Continue ReadingA ceremony is scheduled Saturday, May 26, at Noon to officially open the annual Field of Honor at Freeman Park in Idaho Falls. It will feature a…
Continue ReadingChubbuck Police are investigating a report of a mountain lion in the area of Chateau Street. Officers notified the Pocatello school district and were…
Continue ReadingCounty officials say a Medicaid expansion proposal has passed the signature threshold needed to get on the November ballot. Ada County Chief Deputy…
Continue ReadingUpdate: 2:40 p.m. Pocatello Police have released a more specific description of a suspect who held up the Kicks 66 convenience store early Thursday.…
Continue ReadingThe 25-acre Porcupine Landslide, 17 miles from Alpine, Wyoming, is continuing to move. Bridger Teton National Forest officials said the February 28…
Continue ReadingUtah Gov. Gary Herbert says he is open to changing the state’s gun laws as one of other strategies to prevent violence at schools. The…
Continue ReadingWe’ll look for drier conditions for Friday and Saturday, with a much lower risk of thunderstorm activity. High Pressure is also delivering a…
Continue ReadingBannock Development announced Thursday that Inergy Solar will move into its incubation building at 850 5th Street in Pocatello. Inergy Solar designs…
Continue ReadingWildlife managers are investigating the shooting of a grizzly bear in northwest Wyoming. Dan Smith of the state Game and Fish Department says the…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: 5-24 9:15 A.M. Blackfoot Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a bomb threat at the Blackfoot Community Center Monday night. A…
Continue ReadingVolunteers are needed to help decorate local cemeteries for Memorial Day weekend. Idaho Falls Parks & Recreation reports flags will be placed on…
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.…
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