The US Veterans Center in Eastern Idaho is moving from the Gate City to a new facility in Idaho Falls. Their current location has been helping servicemen and women living in and around Pocatello since 1998.
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A cold front is moving through Idaho and Wyoming Monday evening, with scattered snow showers and gusty winds. Behind this cold front, we’ll see cold temps for Tuesday with highs into the upper 20’s and lower 30’s. For Tuesday, there will still be a few lingering snow showers in Western Wyoming, with a clearing sky
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Idaho officials reported 1,214 new COVID-19 cases and 9 new deaths on Monday.
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Eastern Idaho Public Health has taken delivery of a unique low-temperature freezer capable of storing the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
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Idaho State Police investigated a two-vehicle injury crash at the intersection of Ferry Butte Road and Blackhawk Road in Bingham County Sunday around 10 p.m.
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Wyoming’s governor still had mild symptoms of COVID-19 five days after testing positive for the virus.
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Local health officials reported 303 new COVID-19 cases in the area Monday.
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed three deaths associated with COVID-19.
Continue Reading Eastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed two deaths associated with COVID-19.
Continue Reading Idaho has reached an alarming milestone, with health officials reporting that more than 100,000 residents have been infected with the coronavirus.
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It will cost more to enter and use an Idaho State Park beginning December 10.
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Idaho attorney Luke Malek has announced he will be a republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor in 2022.
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Major League Baseball and the Pioneer League jointly announced the Pioneer League has been designated a “Partner League” of MLB.
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Teton County Health has amended its mask ordinance for the month of December.
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Due to the ongoing pandemic and following Governor Brad Little’s Modified Stage 2 order, Pocatello Regional Transit (PRT) is canceling the 2020 Tour of Lights.
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Idaho State University nuclear reactor operator and research assistant Spencer Ercanbrack was recently featured on the cover of the November 2020 issue of Nuclear News.
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With the Thanksgiving holiday coming to a close, many travelers were out and about this weekend to return home or back to work.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden has announced a settlement agreement with three Idaho gas retailers following an investigation into their fuel prices during the state’s COVID-19-related state of emergency declared in March 2020.
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Your part in this year’s Small Business Saturday is more critical than ever before.
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Station Square in Historic Downtown Pocatello hosted a variety of businesses and vendors for Small Business Saturday. The venue provided many businesses the chance to offer their products in a more centralized location.
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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is inviting the public to participate in the development of a long-term feedgrounds management plan beginning with a series of virtual meetings in December.
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Buster Brown, a comic book character created in 1902 and later used as the mascot for Buster Brown Shoes in 1904, was the inspiration for the neon sign. The sign made its public debut during Historic Downtown Pocatello’s Christmas Night Lights Drive-Thru celebration on Friday.
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Monday will bring more cloudiness into the day and Salmon will begin to see the effects of a cold front by lunch with light snow and windier conditions. Highs for most 37-42 and 31 in Jackson and Island Park. Winds pick up SW 15-20mph by afternoon. Snow into tonight with lows in the mid teens.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported 824 new COVID-19 cases and 7 new deaths on Sunday.
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A cold front is moving out of the northwest for Monday afternoon and evening. We’ll look for afternoon winds into the 10-20 MPH range, with increasing cloud cover into the evening. Monday night, chance of snow showers with gusty winds. Snake River Plain cities are looking to see light accumulations of snowfall. The system clears
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IDAHO FALLS (KIFI) Idaho Falls Fire units were able to extinguish and control a Sunday morning outbuilding, chicken coop fire, on the north side of Idaho Falls The Idaho Falls Fire Department says, “At about 10:56 a.m. the Idaho Falls Fire Department was dispatched to the area of 6000 North and 25th East to an
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Teton School District #401 students will return to the classroom Monday, after the county’s COVID-19 ranking improved.
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Idaho Falls Police are investigating a series of “porch pirate” package thefts in the Fairway Estates area.
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Teton County Health has teamed with the Wyoming Department of Health and “Curative” to bring two COVID-19 testing kiosks to the county.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – After having their season opener canceled on Wednesday, the Idaho State women’s basketball team opened the season Saturday afternoon with a 85-61 win over Utah State. The Aggies could not stop Big Sky first team all-conference guard, Dora Goles. She scored a team-high 24 points for the Bengals. “It was fun,
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SANTA CLARA, California (KIFI/KIDK) – The Idaho State men’s basketball season started with three-straight loses in the Bronco Invitational in Santa Clara. Idaho State fell to Santa Clara 62-49 on Wednesday, Nicholls State 70-51 on Friday, and UC Davis 70-61 on Saturday. The Bengals turned the ball over 69 total times and struggled shooting the
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported 1,160 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths on Saturday.
Continue Reading Southeastern Idaho Public Health has 153 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in southeast Idaho.
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Fremont County Search and Rescue (FCS&R) is calling on the public to show some common sense before driving off established roads.
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JACKSON, Wyo. (KIFI/KIDK)-Lower Valley Energy experienced a disruption of its natural gas service in Teton County, Wyoming after problems in its gas distribution system. According to Teton County Emergency Management, that service is now back to normal, as of 12:10 p.m., but people affected by the outage should use extreme caution. If you still have
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Lower Valley Energy has restored natural gas service to Teton County, Wyoming.
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Idaho Falls Police are looking for suspects involved in the robbery of a Mormon Church missionary at knifepoint.
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The Community Dinner Table served Thanksgiving dinner at Jason Lee Memorial United Methodist Church. The CDT prepared and packaged meals that were handed out to many families in the community through a drive-thru format at the front door.
Continue Reading Portneuf Medical Center has moved its outpatient COVID-19 testing site, effective Monday, November 30.
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High temperatures will trend above freezing over the weekend. Warming climaxes Monday with high’s around 40 ahead of a cooldown.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported a record of 1,997 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths on Friday.
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Idaho Falls officials are sharing details on how they will handle violations of COVID-19 restrictions put in place by Governor Little.
Continue Reading There were 5 new COVID-19 related deaths in eastern Idaho and 1 in southeast Idaho today.
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As winter weather arrives in Idaho, the Idaho Transportation Department has launched its annual winter safety campaign, “Idaho Ready.”
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health is joining with organizations around the world to take action towards ending the AIDS epidemic by offering free rapid HIV and syphilis testing for at-risk people for the entire month of December in each of our 8 county offices.
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The number of people filing ongoing unemployment claims with the Idaho Department of Labor continued to rise last week.
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For 33 years the Salvation Army has hosted its traditional Thanksgiving feast at the Elks lodge but this year was a little different.
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Before you hit Main Street, or the keyboard, the Idaho Department of Finance is encouraging bargain hunters to “shop smart.”
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As part of a national movement, the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce has proclaimed November 28 as “Small Business Saturday.”
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The Christmas season opens in Idaho Falls with a number of events in the downtown area., both in-person and online.
Continue Reading Don’t expect anymore snow for the next several days. A slow warming trend will just see highs into the upper 30’s by Monday, ahead of our next cooldown.
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New plans have been announced for the Traditional Jackson Town Square Lighting and Santa on the Square.
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The Christmas season will formally get underway Friday when Town Square in Jackson welcomes Santa.
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The American Farm Bureau says the cost of an average Thanksgiving dinner is down 4% this year over last.
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The Idaho Potato Commission says more mashed potatoes are consumed on Thanksgiving than any other day of the year, which is why the fourth Thursday of November is also recognized as National Mashed Idaho® Potato Day.
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Showers to the SE dissipate this morning by the time you wake up then fog burns out for some sun this afternoon. Snowy slick spots on many roads, so travel caution is advised as temps wont get beyond 32 for most. Light winds today and continued cold tonight in the teens and around 22. Calm
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Our Sermon Service and Electric athlete of the week helped West Side win back-to-back 2A State Championships. Adrian Luevano introduces us to Pirates linebacker, Taze Stegelmeier.
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As planned, Idaho State University is returning to remote learning for the remainder of the fall semester.
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The man who walked away from the Idaho Falls Community Reentry Center Saturday is back in custody.
Continue Reading Eastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed two deaths associated with COVID-19.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported 1,773 new COVID-19 cases and 21 new deaths on Wednesday.
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Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has tested positive for COVID-19, but has only minor symptoms, he said Wednesday.
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A cold front is making its way east into Wyoming for Wednesday night. With the winds from the north, we’ll see a upper Snake River Plain convergence zone forming. We’ll see another couple of inches in snowfall in the Snake River Plain, Steady light snow is expected. The snow should clear by Thursday morning, with
Continue Reading Local health officials reported 376 new COVID-19 cases in the area Wednesday.
Continue Reading Southeastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed two deaths associated with COVID-19.
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A local woman is stepping up to make sure those who are struggling have a Thanksgiving meal in their home during this tough time.
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A unique population of salmon that for thousands of years has been reproducing in one of Idaho’s wildest places experienced a small increase in adults returning to spawn this year.
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The Idaho State Board of Education reopened the Strong Families, Strong Students application portal starting Wednesday.
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Micron Technology employees gave 1,684 turkeys and 827 hams to the Idaho Food Bank, bringing much-needed food to more than 2,500 households.
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Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin has proposed using millions of dollars in coronavirus relief aid to have a Nevada company install additional safety technology including “walk-through disinfectant cubes” at the state Capitol in Boise.
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Lieutenant Scott Killian has served as an Idaho Falls Police Officer since 1994.
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A number of Caribou-Targhee National Forest areas and roads will begin to close for the season between November 27 and December 15.
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The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare staff will not update the COVID-19 dashboard case data on Thursday.
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Officials in northern Wyoming have voted to remove Dr. Ed Zimmerman from his position as Washakie County health officer, a decision Zimmerman believes is in response to him implementing a mask mandate.
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The Idaho Falls City Council has given final approval to a $30 million Police Department Complex financing plan.
Continue Reading Slick spots can make for hazardous travel. Jeff Roper KIFI KIDK will have what’s happening now, what’s new, and what’s next for your holiday travel and days off. Snow beginning at lunch just in time for Local News 8 at noon. Watch and be informed. We an expect some heavier snow beyond Rexburg into Island
Continue Reading One man was hospitalized in critical condition after a crash and fire near milepost 120 on Interstate 15 at around 7:42 p.m. Tuesday.
Continue Reading One man was hospitalized in critical condition after a crash and fire near milepost 120 on Interstate 15 at around 7:42 p.m. Tuesday.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Ten different players scored for Highland in a 41-37 win over Century in girls basketball Tuesday. The Rams got eight points each from Clariss Schrock and Lydia Maughan. Kayzee Vaughn added six points. The only player that got in the game and didn’t score left in the first quarter with an
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK), Girls high school basketball
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Families across the country are making the tough decision this week as to how they’ll spend their holiday.
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Many are staying home for Thanksgiving to stay safe from COVID-19, but now we are being reminded that we also need to stay safe in the kitchen.
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Phil Meador Subaru presented a check for $12,000 to the Russell Davies PTSD Veteran Athletes Organization Tuesday.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported 1,640 new COVID-19 cases and 8 new deaths on Tuesday.
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Crews at the Radioactive Waste Management Complex have begun to close the Transuranic Storage Area Retrieval Enclosure.
Continue Reading Local health officials reported 614 new COVID-19 cases in the area Tuesday.
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We’re seeing some low clouds Tuesday evening, leading to some snow flurries and light snow showers. A Pacific Northwest storm system moves in Wednesday, with scattered snow showers and gusty winds. Overnight lows will be back into the teens and 20’s. For Wednesday, look for highs into the mid 30’s with gusty winds. Snowfall amounts
Continue Reading Southeastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed another death associated with COVID-19.
Continue Reading Eastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed two more deaths associated with COVID-19.
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Grand Targhee opened its season last Friday and 8 more Idaho resorts plan to open this week.
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Legislative leaders in Wyoming voted Tuesday to hold two swearing-in ceremonies for new lawmakers, one that will follow public health orders to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and one that won’t.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department personnel are investigating the killing of a cow elk in the Meadow Creek area near Spencer in Clark County.
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There was no evidence of widespread election fraud in Idaho during the Nov. 3 election, state election officials said.
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Visitor numbers at Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks were way up in October.
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In response to requests for water for other purposes, the Idaho Water Resource Board decided Tuesday it will not divert 200 cubic-feet-per-second of streamflow for Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer recharge between December 1,2020 to February 15, 2021.
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The latest White House Coronavirus Task Force report obtained by ABC News shows Idaho remains in the red zone for new confirmed cases.
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A structure fire Tuesday morning at the 1900 block of Henryanna Avenue caused an estimated $10,000 in property damage and $5,000 in content damage.
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UPDATE: The Idaho Falls City Council approved a resolution Tuesday night stressing the importance of following the Governor’s Stage 2 health orders.
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The Idaho Falls City Council is considering a resolution Tuesday that would create a “general obligation” in the form of a $30 million lease agreement.
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Utah had record high voter turnout this year, with a staggering 90% of active voters casting ballots.
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