Scattered showers, thunderstorms and gusty winds continue for Wednesday evening with clearing skies for Thursday morning. We’re still under the influence of an upper level low pressure system over the inland northwest. Cold for the overnight lows with numbers back into the 30’s and 40’s. There’s there possibly of snow showers mixed in with the
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The BBB says with new studies showing that up to 50 percent of people with the virus don’t show any symptoms, a lot of people are curious to get tested to know if they’ve had it.
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Power outages were reported near St. Anthony and Roberts Wednesday.
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It seems to be a smooth road ahead for the street department in Bannock County. However, they still have a lot of ground to cover.
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A hot spot for locals to cool down is up for sale.
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A Fremont County, Wyoming man has died of COVID-19.
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One hundred families went home with much more than the normal lunch, they also received a free pizza from the Rigby Pizza Hut.
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The Idaho Secretary of State’s office says it improperly released the protected addresses of 55 people to several groups and individuals that requested voter information.
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A surge in local cases of the coronavirus blamed on people not following social distancing recommendations or wearing face masks in public has prompted the cancellation of a Memorial Day car show in Wyoming.
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By now the news likely has settled in — your best-laid plans for sending the kids to summer camp have been obliterated by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Shelter-in-place restrictions may be loosening across the United States and around the world, but with gyms still closed in most US states and many online fitness sites sold out of equipment, finding safe and effective means to work out at home continues to be a mission for many of us.
Continue Reading Johnson & Johnson is abandoning a product that it may be most identified with and has been selling for more than 100 years — talc-based baby powder.
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The Madison County Motor Vehicles and Driver’s License Offices will soon be moving into a new location.
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For the fourth year in a row, the Idaho Water Resource Board has exceeded its goals to recharge an average 250,000 acre-feet of water into the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer this winter.
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A Utah state trooper has helped a pair of newborn moose calves reunite safely with their mother.
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The aerial tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort will be taken offline this summer, but the resort will put the time to good use.
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The Idaho Department of Labor is warning people about a scam targeting people who did not file a claim.
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Heath Perrine has been named District Ranger for the new Challis-Yankee Fork Forest Service District.
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On and off showers will effect the area through the day. Some thunderstorms are possible this afternoon.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Rigby’s 5A championship win over Coeur d’Alene is among the best high school football games in the country. National website Max Preps revealed its top ten high school football games of the past decade. The Trojans title win came in at number 10. Rigby erased a 15 point fourth quarter
Continue Reading Cars increasingly resemble a smartphone on wheels, storing personal information such as our location, how we drive, who we talk to and how to reach them. Some even hold a way to join our home WiFi network. If you’ve ever sold an old smartphone or laptop, you probably thought to wipe the hard drive first, to protect your privacy. When we sell a car, or return a rental car, a similar thought may not cross our minds, but cybersecurity experts say it should.
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A Japanese woman who built a cult following online with her video game skills has been recognized as the world’s oldest YouTube gamer — at the age of 90.
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Montana Gov. Steve Bullock says the state will further ease coronavirus restrictions in two weeks.
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Our area of low pressure continues to slide northward towards Montana. We’ll see showers and thunderstorms for Wednesday, with a bit of a break for Thursday. However, the wind will continue all week. More showers expected for Friday and a bit of the holiday weekend. Wednesday, A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs into the
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Idaho officials reported on Tuesday there are at least 2,476 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in 33 of the 44 Idaho counties, according to numbers released from the local health districts and the state.
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When you’re typically surrounded by eager students, teaching hands-on and interactive lessons to a computer is very different.
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Pier 1 Imports announced Tuesday it has filed Bankruptcy Court approval to begin an orderly wind-down of its retail operations as soon as reasonably possible.
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As Yellowstone National Park reopens its gates for limited access, park officials are advising visitors to be cautious around wildlife.
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Gov. Brad Little’s desire to make a significant course change involving a politically charged strategy on how to invest millions of dollars to benefit public schools and other beneficiaries has been rejected by his fellow members on the Idaho Land Board.
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Madison County Prosecutor Rob Wood is asking Lori Vallow-Daybell and her attorney, Mark Means, to produce a variety of information, evidence and material before her preliminary hearing in July.
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(BPT) – People often underestimate the financial implications that timing can have on retirement. Consider this scenario: You retire confidently with $1 million, but immediately get hit with a huge stock-market decline. “A major mistake I see people make is to assume that their investment returns will be average every year of retirement,” says Daniel
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(BPT) – Spending more time in the kitchen means learning the importance of not only keeping food fresh for weeks at a time, but also minimizing waste for fewer trips to the grocery store. Food waste also impacts our wallets. In fact, a recent Bosch home appliances survey conducted by OnePoll found that the average
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(BPT) – It will take some time to adjust and recover from the major disruption experienced because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and many consumers are figuring out how to cope with challenges when it comes to their financial health. A lot of people are feeling the financial strain of not being able to go to
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(BPT) – In these unprecedented times, when many families are facing physical, emotional and financial hardships, a common question is, “How do I keep up with my mortgage when I’m not working?” A home is a family’s most important asset. But now it’s more than that: It’s where they are hunkering down and staying safe.
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The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is urging drivers to use online services to help reduce crowds and wait times at our local DMVs.
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County election workers across Idaho were bustling for the state primary on Tuesday, but the tasks were far from the usual routine.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear the appeal of what was Wyoming’s lone inmate on death row, possibly clearing the way for his execution.
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U.S. Attorney Bart M. Davis announced a 23-year-old Blackfoot man was sentenced in U.S. District Court to more than 10 years (130 months) in prison for carjacking and possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.
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A Wyoming teacher charged with first-degree murder for the shooting death of her fiancee allegedly told deputies she feared he would beat her.
Continue Reading Whether you enjoy meat on a regular basis or savor a steak once in a while, one thing is true: Many people love meat.
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The chief of the University of Utah police department is ordering a new, outside investigation into allegations that an officer showed off explicit photos of a woman reporting she was being extorted by a man she had dated, shortly before he killed her.
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The First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have authorized a phased return to some of the faith’s weekly worship services and activities.
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Is the pandemic taking sibling rivalry to another, more feral level? Or is so much enforced proximity building stronger bonds between sisters and brothers?
Continue Reading The number of childhood vaccines administered in Michigan has dropped by as much as 22% amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report released Monday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Continue Reading Delirium, confusion and agitation may be common in severe coronavirus infections while patients are hospitalized, according to a new review of studies published Monday.
Continue Reading Weekly sessions of yoga may ease depressive symptoms in people with other mental health issues, according to a systematic review and meta-analysis of existing research.
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The Blackfoot Animal Shelter and Rescue is assisting with the safe handling of the dogs that have been located following the crash.
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The Idaho Primary Election is May 19, but it is being conducted by mail due to the COVID-19 pandemic and votes will actually be counted on June 2.
Continue Reading Breezy winds will continue to effect the area this afternoon. Scattered showers are expected tonight, with a wet weather anticipated all throughout the day, tomorrow.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Practices are underway for American Legion Baseball teams throughout Idaho. Due to Coronavirus pandemic, only groups of ten are allowed. Practices of up to fifty people can begin May 30. Players are just happy to get back to work. Idaho Falls Bandit Tavyn Lords says he’s been playing baseball every
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An upper level low is slowly moving through the west this week. We’ll continue to see gusty winds, scattered showers/thunderstorms and cooler temperatures. Tuesday, partly cloudy with highs into the lower 70’s. Winds 15-35 mph. Chance of afternoon and evening showers. Wednesday, A chance of showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Highs into the upper 50’s.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has started work to temporarily remove a damaged statue from the church’s Salt Lake Temple.
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The Battelle Critical Care Decontamination System uses concentrated vapor phase hydrogen peroxide to decontaminate thousands of N95 masks of the novel coronavirus.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported on Monday there are at least 2,455 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in 33 of the 44 Idaho counties, according to numbers released from the local health districts and the state.
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Wyoming lawmakers approved the outline of a large aid package for hospitals, businesses and people affected by the coronavirus in a rare special session over the weekend.
Continue Reading The Blackfoot Animal Shelter & Rescue has released an update about an accident on Interstate 15 that killed two people and more than a dozen dogs when a box truck transporting 48 dogs for a rescue group crashed Friday.
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Self-employed individuals economically impacted by COVID-19 now may be eligible to receive up to $7,500 in cash support through the Idaho Rebound cash grants for small businesses.
Continue Reading Three weeks into our extended coronavirus spring break at home, my husband wanted to discuss what we should be teaching our 4-year-old son.
Continue Reading For Andy Hull, this was the year that a lifelong dream of being a philosophy professor was set to culminate. Then a pandemic hit.
Continue Reading If you want to keep your brain sharp and focused as you age, it’s important to keep your heart healthy.
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The Victor City Council unanimously repealed two COVID-19 emergency ordinances relating to travel and tourism during a special City Council meeting Monday.
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Tourists entered Yellowstone National Park on Monday for the first time in nearly two months, but they weren’t allowed to camp and some parts of the park remained off-limits as part of continuing coronavirus-related restrictions.
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Bannock County Commissioner Steve Brown submitted his letter of resignation Monday.
Continue Reading The pandemic brought a major upheaval to the lives of Amber Sparks and her 5-year-old daughter, and her daughter is exhibiting unruly behavior because of it.
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The Power County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a crash that hospitalized two men Sunday around 6:40 p.m.
Continue Reading Southeastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed two new cases of COVID-19 in Bannock County.
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Ross Park Aquatic Complex plans to open with limited capacity June 1, with no slide access or tubes for the lazy river.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office has released the name of the deputy killed Monday.
Continue ReadingAs we all enter another week of trying to isolate ourselves from others, many of us are finding clever new ways to reach out to friends and neighbors.
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The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce is continuing with plans to hold the annual Independence Day Parade on July 4, 2020.
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game staff captured a sow grizzly and her yearling cub in the Yale Creek area of Island Park after the bears were seen getting into garbage.
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An Idaho woman has been charged with murder in connection with the death of her infant son.
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The Idaho Falls Arts Council has announced the limited reopening and reopening plans of the Carr Gallery at the Willard Arts Center and the ARTitorium on Broadway.
Continue Reading A man is dead and an elementary school teacher in jail after a shooting in Wyoming’s capital city.
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A grizzly bear attacked a man looking for antlers in western Wyoming.
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Continue Reading Idaho is holding an entirely mail-in primary for the first time as the state works to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Idaho gas prices have risen 12.7 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $1.92/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 802 stations.
Continue Reading Health officials say the first outbreak of the coronavirus at a nursing home in Wyoming has infected at least nine people.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The Idaho Falls Raceway is planning to have a practice on May 30. Their first race is scheduled for June 13. The Raceway will hold their May general meeting this Tuesday at 7 pm. They say having the meeting at the track will allow for proper social distance.
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Closer to 80 by Monday PM, gusty winds, especially around scattered storms with major storm chances by mid-week for most. Highs drop to the lower 60’s/upper 50’s by Wednesday and it will continue to be cooler into next weekend, as storm chances continue over the region, all week. Jeff Roper, First Alert Weather
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As Idaho moves into stage two of reopening, Pocatello is allowing limited access to the zoo.
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A new family-run coffee shop in Inkom is bringing new energy to Highway 30.
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Rexburg Police are attempting to locate 14-year-old Colton McMinn.
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The Idaho Falls Zoo opened Saturday and people were excited to see the animals.
Continue Reading Closer to 80 by Sunday/Monday PM, with limited shower chances and good chance of storms by mid-week for most. Highs will plummet to the lower 60’s by Wednesday and continue to be cool into next weekend. Jeff Roper, First Alert Weather
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Kroger, the parent company of grocer Fred Meyer, announced Friday that it will provide “thank you” payments to hourly employees after a union outcry over the company ending a $2 per hour pay bump it implemented in March amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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A handful of legislators met in person at the Wyoming Capitol and the rest by computer video Friday for a special session to address the coronavirus pandemic and its growing economic toll.
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Brigham Young University-Idaho will broadcast an online commencement service to celebrate and recognize Winter Semester 2020 graduates.
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Portneuf Medical Center’s patient visitation policy has been adjusted to better reflect the current community status.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported on Friday there are at least 2,389 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in 33 of the 44 Idaho counties, according to numbers released from the local health districts and the state.
Continue Reading Governor Brad Little announced his plans for Stage 2 of the State’s approach to reopening segments of Idaho on Thursday.
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They’re asking that everyone come in families or groups, so everyone can comply with social distancing by staying within their family while they serve.
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A few showers and gusty winds for Friday evening, with clearing skies into Saturday. With the exiting the system, we’ll have chilly overnight lows. The National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for the Upper Snake River Plain. Another round of stormy weather arrives Monday for central Idaho, with showers Tuesday & Wednesday for
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Snow King Mountain plans to reopen starting Memorial Day weekend.
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Idaho State Police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that was reported at 6:00 a.m. Friday on Interstate 15 at mile marker 105, west of Shelley.
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