Month: August 2020

The Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office released information Tuesday on three incidents.

A Wyoming climber was rescued from a Grand Teton ice crevasse after spending Friday night on the mountain.

Temporary signals are being set up this week at each end of the Snake River Bridge construction project on Wyoming 22 at the intersection with Wyoming 390.

Seventeen regional hospitals have endorsed the recommendation that “everyone should wear a protective facemask when out in public.”

Occidental Petroleum has announced it is negotiating the sale of millions of acres of land grant properties with a bidder.

During the current COVID-19 pandemic, many Idahoans have flocked outdoors to enjoy public lands.

Shelley, Firth, BLM, and Idaho Falls firefighters are gaining control of a fire that burned about 100 acres south of Goshen.

The Idaho Division of Behavioral Health has initiated a new COVID-19 Help Now Line.

The Idaho Falls School District began registration for a new D91 Online Academy Monday.

Idaho State Police recovered about $50,000 worth of stolen property at the end of a pursuit through Jefferson and Clark County Sunday.

Idaho Department of Fish and Game officers responded to a call Sunday at 11:00 a.m. for a juvenile osprey was tangled in some twine beneath a light pole in Ririe.

A 31-year-old Pocatello man is recovering from “non-life-threatening” injuries after he was stabbed with a knife.

Franklin County deputies rescued a drowning woman just west of the junction of Highway 34/36.

One person was killed in a one-vehicle crash on Interstate 15, near Spencer Friday.

The Blackfoot appearance of “The Wall That Heals” has been canceled.

The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office says no one was hurt when a helicopter made an emergency landing on US Highway 20 Thursday.

Wyoming Department of Transportation contract crews will begin work Monday to address movement in a slope near the Munger Mountain landslide.

The Fremont School Board has determined the district won’t have enough time to implement a new Learning Management System before the scheduled start of school on August 26.

Health protocols guided Jackson Hole Mountain Resort through the summer and the resort plans the same for the winter season.

Senator Jim Risch named Maag Prescription and Medical Supply as his Idaho Small Business of the Month for August.

The Idaho Department of Labor reports 3,607 Idahoans filed first-time unemployment insurance claims in the week ending August 1.

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon is voicing support for Grand Teton National Park’s new plan to manage non-native mountain goats.

Oregon-based FCR (First Call Resolution, LLC) has announced plans to expand its operations to Idaho Falls.

The Eastern Idaho Interagency Fire Center reports eastern Idaho is primed to ignite from one careless spark.

No one was hurt in an apartment fire at Riviera and 17th in Idaho Falls Wednesday night.