The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is conducting a Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) process to look at ways to improve the US-20 corridor between Ashton and the Idaho State Highway 87 Junction.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little says he wants to use federal coronavirus relief money to increase day care capacity to help alleviate the state’s worker shortage.

Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the Hells Half Acre trail west of Idaho Falls Monday around 10 p.m. to a report of two missing hikers.  

Idaho State troopers continue to be busy responding to crashes and slide offs all over Eastern Idaho.

If your vehicle is long overdue for a tune-up, you’re not alone. 

The weather forecast calls for the first significant snowfall to occur this coming Monday night. Although most areas will see negligible amounts of snow, there are areas in the Tetons and in the foothills of the Tetons that can receive up to a foot of snow.

Idaho authorities say two recent deaths in neighboring counties may be linked, and both cases are being investigated as homicides.

The Jefferson County School District are partnering with the Upper Valley Child Advocacy Center to provide a mental health symposium for a day. Together, they are hoping that talks, breakout groups, and speeches can help to provide more teaching and information on mental health for adults.

The Idaho Supreme Court has issued clarifications to the types of court proceedings that can be held in person as courts seek to protect public health and safety amid the coronavirus pandemic.

A local man is awarded, again, for his dedication to serving his community and keeping them safe from severe weather. 

Governor Brad Little joined other governors for a visit to the United States-Mexico border in Texas Wednesday.

A popular restaurant in victor suffered some major fire damage.

Two people with nearly a century in combined court experience have received the two most prestigious awards in Idaho’s state court system.

BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) — Rocky Mountain Power was authorized by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to pass on a federal billing credit to certain residential or farm customers in Idaho.

The lightning caused Boundary Fire that started on August 10 has burned 84,535 acres and is 64% contained.

Idaho legislators, representatives from the National League of POW-MIA Families, community members and the Idaho Transportation Department will officially celebrate the naming of US 26 in Idaho as the “POW-MIA Memorial Highway” on Oct. 6 in Carey.