Prosecutors accused Chad Daybell of conspiring with Lori Vallow-Daybell to keep the bodies of her children hidden on his rural Idaho property, adding to the charges he faces in the strange case that involves the couple’s doomsday beliefs and the mysterious deaths of their former spouses.
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“The way we treated COVID over there, it’s, it’s not like any other virus you are used to treating,” Craythorn said.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – There’s a new rule of the road for Idaho drivers starting tomorrow. We are required to use electronic devices in hands-free mode while behind the wheel. With few exceptions, the new hands-free law makes holding a cell phone illegal while operating a vehicle; this includes when stopped at a red
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In the fourth round of surveillance testing on Yellowstone employees, all tests came back negative.
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There’s a lot of rules in the Flag Code, which makes it hard to remember all of them.
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Idaho officials reported a record 365 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday bringing the total confirmed and probable cases to 6,117.
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A Blackfoot High School football staff member tested positive for COVID-19. Principal Roger Thomas sent a message to athletes and parents on Tuesday.
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Our area of low pressure, delivering stormy weather, will begin to lift for Wednesday. Look for the showers gradually ending, with warmer weather building in. A second area of low pressure from Canada, brushes by the region with just a few isolated afternoon thunderstorms for Wednesday afternoon. With this passing low, we’ll see gusty winds
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health has four new confirmed cases of COVID-19.
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Retail shops that sell tobacco, nicotine, or electronic smoking device products and including vape shops will be required to obtain a permit beginning July 1, according to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
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The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes have canceled the 57th Annual Shoshone-Bannock Indian Festival due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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U.S. District Judge Lynn Winmill has ordered a 48-day extension for Reclaim Idaho to gather signatures for its Invest in Idaho Education Initiative.
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The Idaho Falls Chukars 2020 season is officially canceled.
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A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Idaho officials to accept online signatures for an effort aimed at putting a $170 million education funding initiative on the November ballot.
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Implementation of a new trade agreement should be good news for Idaho agricultural producers, according to Idaho State Department of Agriculture Director Celia Gould.
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Fluor Idaho has finished processing a liquid waste they call ”squeezants.”
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Madison County Prosecutor Rob Wood has released an amended criminal complaint against Lori Vallow-Daybell.
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The mayor of a small Wyoming town has resigned as part of a plea agreement with prosecutors to charges she misused a police database.
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The man accused in the rape and murder of Angie Dodge is asking the court to throw out his alleged confession.
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New York is urging travelers from eight additional states to self-quarantine for 14 days as it awaits a decision on the reopening of indoor dining in New York City.
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All air carriers serving the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) are now requiring the usage of face coverings for air travel.
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Lori Vallow-Daybell made a first-appearance Tuesday afternoon in Fremont County Court at St. Anthony.
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The Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled a public hearing to discuss proposed updates to the county’s comprehensive plan.
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Beginning Wednesday, July 1, 2020, a new law meant to keep drivers engaged while behind the wheel goes in effect.
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The Pocatello and Idaho Falls regional airports will receive a share of $800 million in airport safety and infrastructure grants through the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Four juveniles were hospitalized after a one-car rollover on the Old Lemhi Road near Boots Road, east of Salmon.
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Bannock County conducted formal ceremonies Monday to swear in two new officials.
Continue Reading Six men all reached plea agreements in a Franklin County court for the illegal killing and possession of three mule deer and 16 elk, including several trophy class animals in the fall of 2018 near Preston.
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Idaho Falls Police Officers responded to the 1100 block of Irving Street after several calls were placed to 911 Thursday shortly before 1:00 a.m.
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Idaho Falls Police were dispatched to a residence on Three Fountains Drive for a report of a disturbance Wednesday around 9:00 a.m., police reported Monday.
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Yellowstone National Park officials report a bison gored a 72-year-old woman from California after she approached within 10 feet of a bison multiple times to take its photo.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported 209 new COVID-19 cases on Monday bringing the total confirmed and probable cases to 5,752.
Continue Reading Southeastern Idaho Public Health has 15 new confirmed cases of COVID-19.
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“Research shows that if a student has one trusted adult that they can talk to whether that’s at the school or at home, their success rates of at any type of social activity is higher, and they feel better. And so we’re trying to just be able to have more outlets for them,” said head counselor at Sugar-Salem High School, Jocelyn Hobbs.
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Scattered thunderstorms, gusty winds and showers for Monday night and Tuesday. An area of low pressure over Idaho, will continue to spin slowly towards the north for Tuesday. That low, will keep us cool, with scattered showers and mostly cloudy skies. By Wednesday, we’ll begin to transition to some drier weather, with just a few
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Idaho residents may vote in person during elections in August and November despite the continuing spread of the coronavirus, officials said.
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Republican Idaho legislators are developing a package of constitutional amendments and other legislation they believe will protect people from “overreach by the executive” branch of state government.
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A 19-year-old swimmer drowned while swimming at the Sportsman’s Park boat ramp in Aberdeen.
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Blackfoot Mayor Marc Carroll says he will not allow the Eastern Idaho State Fair to proceed until he sees an acceptable health plan.
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Governor Mark Gordon says Wyoming’s current public health orders will be extended through July 15 because the number of COVID-19 cases in the state continues to steadily increase.
Continue Reading After a special public meeting Monday morning, the Jackson Town Council has unanimously adopted a resolution requiring individuals to wear a face covering when in the public.
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a call at 11:20 a.m. Monday of smoke coming from the back bedroom of a single-family home on Kearney Street.
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Search and rescue teams looking for a missing Idaho man in western Montana have discovered his vehicle in Glacier National Park, Flathead County officials said.
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The Pocatello Police Department has released a video explanation of an officer-involved shooting that happened on February 25, 2020.
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The Pocatello Police Department is asking for your help identifying this man.
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When Taz McBride first laid eyes on “Hissy” he was up close with the tiny black bear in his grandmother’s Melody Ranch backyard.
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Authorities say a 23-year-old inmate at the Idaho State Correctional Institution has died in an apparent suicide.
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A wildfire that prompted the evacuation of about 3,100 homes on Sunday destroyed one home near Saratoga Springs and damaged 12 others, city officals said Monday.
Continue Reading Utah health officials have reported the most coronavirus cases in one week since the pandemic began as a surge in infections continues across the state.
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Eddy C. Stone, 26, Blackfoot has been charged with manslaughter after a Saturday morning bar fight.
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A couple of days of rain and scattered storms, plus cold air make things dreary, but sunny and warm days are coming. Chilly today 57 and 40’s tonight with more rain, thunderstorms, and mtn. snow (7000 ft.) tomorrow and around 60. Clearing out Wednesday afternoon and back to the 70’s. Jeff Roper, First Alert Weather
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The Central Fire District reports a fiery two-vehicle crash occurred Sunday around 9:09 a.m. at 657 N. 3775 E. in Jefferson County.
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Wyoming firefighters are expecting a multitude of fires will threaten lives and property this summer, in other words, a normal year.
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Idaho gas prices fell 1.3 cents per gallon in the past week to an average $2.28 per gallon.
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Showers will continue into the front half of the work week. A warming trend will bring us back up to our Summertime averages by Independence Day, Saturday.
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The Shoshone Bannock Tribes have placed the Tribes’ Public Transit employees on administrative leave.
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Firefighters contained an 18-acre fire near Lead Draw by 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
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A young bull elk was tranquilized and moved back to the forest after wandering into an Idaho Falls neighborhood Saturday.
Continue Reading Temperatures will by down from 80’s Saturday, to 60’s and 50’s into Saturday. Cold, wet weather will carry us through the first half of the work week.
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Idaho State Police investigated a two vehicle fatal crash on State Highway 33 at milepost 72, west of Rexburg Saturday around 12:30 p.m.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported 171 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday bringing the total confirmed and probable cases to 5,319.
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The East Idaho State Fair is continuing plans to host the fair this year after the fair board voted to proceed in a four to two decision Thursday night.
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In an effort to encourage community members to shop local, Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper proclaimed tomorrow, Saturday June 27th, as ‘Back in Business Day’.
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An estimated five-acre fire is burning near Outback Golf Park in Pocatello.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported a record 283 new COVID-19 cases on Friday bringing the total confirmed and probable cases to 5,148.
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The Fort Hall Tribal Emergency Management Office (TOEM) has been notified as of June 26, of four new COVID-19 positive cases of residents who live on the Fort Hall Reservation.
Continue Reading Southeastern Idaho Public Health has 10 new confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Continue Reading Hospitals are preparing for a potential influx of older patients after a recent spike in coronavirus infections among young people visiting bars who are likely bringing the illness home to their parents and grandparents, a health expert said Friday.
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Hot and windy for Saturday, before a colder wet period of weather moves in for next week. Sunday through Tuesday, we’ll see colder temperatures with scattered showers and thunderstorms. High pressure will warm us back up into the 70’s and 80’s, as we close out the week. Saturday, partly cloudy with highs into the upper
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Idaho’s neighbors, Montana and Wyoming, have seen relatively mild impacts from COVID-19 so far, but officials in both states say that is changing.
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The Teton County, Wyoming Health Department has announced plans to use a telephone mobile app to help it track and trace COVID-19 cases.
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An Idaho Falls man was arrested Monday after Idaho Falls Police caught him actively spray-painting a car that was reported stolen earlier.
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Idaho Falls Police were called to Fox Hollow Elementary School for a report that a 2-year-old had been found alone in the playground on June 22 around 11:40 a.m.
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Below are the 2020 Independence Day events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming and a list of canceled events.
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The President has announced plans to nominate William Perry Pendley to be Director of the Bureau of Land Management.
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A Wyoming judge sentenced a teenager to up to 20 years in prison Thursday for bringing firearms and ammunition to his school in 2018 after he said he was upset following his biological father’s death.
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A 42-year-old man has been arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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The Chubbuck Police Department reports a theft occurred at 1 a.m. at Mckee’s Pet, Garden, and Feed Center on Friday.
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Prospective students at the University of Utah will no longer be required to submit ACT or SAT scores for the next two years in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which is causing colleges to rethink their application processes.
Continue Reading Vice President Mike Pence leads a White House Coronavirus Task Force briefing. This briefing is not at the White House, and President Trump is not expected to join. You can watch it below. WATCH NOW: EVENT LIVESTREAM
Continue Reading An Idaho man imprisoned for more than two decades for bombing a Planned Parenthood clinic and robbing a bank in Spokane Valley in 1996 walked free from federal custody this week.
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State Farm Insurance announced Friday it will cut car insurance rates for about 281,000 customers.
Continue Reading The Fort Hall Tribal Emergency Management Office (TOEM) has been notified of a new positive
case of COVID-19 case on the Fort Hall Reservation.
An era is ending in Bannock County. Sheriff Lorin Nielsen is retiring at the end of next week.
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In cooperation with the Pocatello Christian Outreach Center, the Farmers to Families Food Box program will return to Pocatello for a community distribution Saturday.
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Crush the Curve Idaho is preparing for what it expects to be a surge of Coronavirus cases over the next few days.
Continue Reading Make the most of today and tomorrow. Stormy Sunday with a big temp drop. Highs mid 80’s to 88 in Salmon. Tomorrow 90+ Jeff Roper, First Alert Weather
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Thursday June 25
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Every Thursday night players meet up to throw bags at Bob’s Indoor Golf. Cornhole Idaho East say they welcome new members every week and all skill levels are welcome. “It’s awesome,” said. “I mean, the great thing is anybody can play. We have Colin he’s 11 or 12. Women, Men,
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The Eastern Idaho State Fair votes to move forward with the fair.
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) – A low-flying helicopter last weekend harassed a work crew building a public trail on an easement crossing private land that connects the popular tourist destinations of Redfish Lake and Stanley in central Idaho, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
The department on Wednesday asked a judge to prohibit future harassment during work on the trail that’s at the center of a federal lawsuit.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported 220 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday bringing the total confirmed and probable cases to 4,865.
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Showers coming to an end Thursday night, leading to a sunny Friday with just a few isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. Another cold front approaches for Saturday evening, leading to showers and thunderstorms for Sunday and Monday. Friday, highs into the mid 80’s with mostly sunny skies. A few afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains. Saturday,
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“One of the big things going into this season was really the rehabilitation of The Sheep Fire we did some aerial seeding of sagebrush, and we’re focusing on a lot more things this year,” said INL Fire Chief Eric Gosswiller.
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Next week’s primary elections in Utah will be slightly different due to legislation passed to accommodate struggles voters may have faced during the coronavirus pandemic.
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After 8 years in Boise, Concordia University School of Law will permanently close at the end of the summer term.
Continue Reading Utah reported its second-highest daily number of new coronavirus cases Thursday as the state deals with a troubling surge that has already led the state’s Republican governor to enact a face mask requirement at certain state buildings and pause before lifting more business restrictions.
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