White Pine Charter School students sent home
White Pine Charter School in Idaho Falls has released students from the elementary school due to an HVAC problem in the building.
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White Pine Charter School in Idaho Falls has released students from the elementary school due to an HVAC problem in the building.
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Flu season in America is still going strong with the B strain dominating the 19 million cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention so far.
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The courts and lawyers have been silent since Lori Vallow missed a court-ordered deadline last week.
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The Old Town building formerly known as the Riverside Apartments, located at 729 W Center St., is expected to have renovations and construction completed in the next 14 months.
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Legislation granting an emergency water right when crews are trying to clean up spills in Idaho waterways passed the House on Tuesday and is headed to the governor’s desk.
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A panel of lawmakers on Tuesday removed standards for initial teacher certification.
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Idaho Republicans altered course Monday on a bill restricting voters in presidential primaries after complaints it would have disenfranchised hundreds of voters.
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Pocatello Regional Transit announced that they are “canceling all non-essential trips today. The A, B, C, D, and E routes will be running as normal.”
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March and August election dates school districts use to ask voters to approve bonds and levies would be eliminated under legislation introduced Monday.
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Visitors to Idaho 18 and older who can legally possess firearms would be allowed to carry a concealed handgun within city limits under new legislation put forward Monday.
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Our voices are starting to be heard in the upcoming 2020 elections.
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A group in Pocatello is trying to increase the beaver population in local wildlife areas.
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Barricade Arcade, located at 308 E Center St., is hosting a “Wooden Barricade Benefit Bash” to help raise funds for a new window.
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The annual ‘Give Kids a Smile Day’ was hosted by Idaho State University and Southeastern Idaho Public Health Saturday.
Nationwide, skiers are most frequently killed in avalanches, according to data from the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. But in Idaho, it’s snowmobilers who have the highest fatality rate.
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If theres one thing every fan can agree on, is that you can’t do Super Bowl Sunday without amazing food.
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There is a local blitz to tackle a hot-button issue this Super Bowl weekend. Some tribes across the country are condemning the use of cultural clothes, symbols and imagery likely worn by Kansas City Chiefs fans.
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National Ice Cream for Breakfast Day is Saturday, and Reed’s Dairy is celebrating by offering a French toast breakfast topped with ice cream and syrup along with a cold glass of milk at all of their store locations throughout Idaho.
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Power County Sheriff Jim Jeffries has announced he will not seek re-election and will retire at the end of his term in January of 2021.
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According to Woodcock, Vallow told her late ex-husband Charles that she didn’t want JJ anymore.
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A former political figure in Idaho has pleaded guilty to two felony counts of child pornography in a plea deal dismissing 12 other charges.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – A Bannock County couple appealed the assessed value of their property Thursday, claiming it was valued at nearly $200,000 more than it was truly worth. “Earlier this month, we had evaluations go out for about 300 parcels of property, related to new construction,” Bannock County Commissioner Steve Brown said. “From those
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Idaho Fish and Game wildlife biologists rushed to the rescue of a bull elk that had become entangled in a hay tarp in the Monteview area Thursday morning.
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Lorin Nielsen, who served as Bannock County Sheriff for 24 years, plans to run against Ernie Moser for County Commissioner seat one in the November election.
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A report has revealed that Idaho saw its worst suicide rate in 2018.
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Senator Brent Hill announced Thursday he will not seek reelection.
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Idaho Billionaire Frank VanderSloot is lobbying legislators to back legislation requiring doctors and medical facilities to make their patient bills timely and clear – and limit how much attorneys can get paid for helping collect medical debt under certain circumstances.
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Bond elections that fail won’t be allowed before voters again for a minimum of 11 months under legislation that passed the House on Thursday and is headed for the Senate.
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Pocatello is saving costs on snow removal labor this winter.
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Idaho residents in rural areas would have easier access to healthcare under proposed legislation that moved to the full House on Thursday.
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The Region 7 Hazardous Material Response Team is en route to a chemical spill at 250 S. Boulevard.
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Based on data from over 300 groundwater management wells last year, the volume of the East Snake Plain Aquifer (ESPA) has increased by 1.8 million acre-feet.
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As you prepare to file your 2019 Idaho income tax return, the Idaho State Tax Commission offers the following tips to help you get your refund faster.
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The fight to contain the coronavirus continues in major hospitals and government agencies across the globe.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Idaho Falls School District 91 is looking to update and improve school buildings. The first step was to inform the public on how the process works. “There is no such thing as a free lunch in school construction,” Idaho AGC CEO Wayne Hammon said. “Every time we talk about spending
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Lindsay Christensen had already held the title of Extreme Huntress when she was named Ultimate Extreme Huntress earlier this month.
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The back end of store front in downtown Montpelier collapsed Tuesday afternoon.
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Pocatello police say a fake antifa recruitment letter was meant to encourage the community to harass a local woman.
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Lawmakers have approved a new administrative rule for Idaho’s prison system designed to ensure secrecy surrounding the source of the state’s lethal injection drugs.
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As the area continues to grow so does the number of projects around the county.
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A former Idaho high school teacher and basketball coach was sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual abuse of a student.
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Voters can wait until the last minute to choose a political party to participate in the Idaho Democratic or Republican presidential primaries in March under legislation proposed Wednesday.
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Idaho residents wouldn’t have to fall back or spring ahead for daylight saving time under proposed legislation that has advanced to the House.
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Officials say a man was hospitalized and a child sustained minor injuries after a school bus ran a stop sign in southwestern Idaho Wednesday morning.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced a $2.2 million grant for Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington to help identify sources of lead in drinking water in schools and child-care facilities.
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Gov. Brad Little has filled a vacancy in the Idaho House of Representatives following a former lawmaker’s expulsion.
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State auditors say Idaho’s prisons are overcrowded and dilapidated, the inmate population is rapidly growing and taxpayers could save millions by building a new prison.
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The Bingham County jail has a capacity of 101 inmates, but they’ve been well over that mark since “July of last year,” according to Sheriff Craig Rowland.
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Restrictions on using drones for surveillance on individuals and private property would be increased under proposed legislation.
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Idaho Falls has always worked towards having a pedestrian-friendly environment and they want to make sure the electric scooters or bikes don’t interfere with that.
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A new candidate is tossing his hat in the ring after Bonneville County Sheriff Paul J. Wilde announced his retirement on Monday.
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An Idaho Falls Police Officer was patrolling in area of 17th Street and Fife Avenue when the officer saw a vehicle driving east on 17th Street with its headlights off just before midnight.
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Idaho’s top wildlife official on Tuesday requested authorization from state lawmakers to spend $408,000 to count wolves.
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Human trafficking is a problem all over the world, and Pocatello is no exception.
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Authorities say 25 people were hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning while staying at a vacation rental home in an Idaho mountain town.
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Sheriff Paul J. Wilde announced his retirement after over 43 years of service.
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The glass recycling program has proved so popular among Pocatellans that the city has added another location.
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Bond elections that fail won’t be allowed before voters again for a minimum of 11 months under proposed legislation that’s heading to the full House.
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials are being criticized for taking part in a research project that led to the killing of 206 elk across southern Idaho from Pocatello to Nampa.
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The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is seeking an additional $70 million from the general fund and $300 million overall that includes federal money for an 8.7% increase in next year’s budget.
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It’s been less than a year since a levy was passed to fund the first-ever fire department for the North Bannock Fire District.
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A recent audit by the Idaho State Tax Commission revealed several irregularities in agricultural assessments of Bannock County properties.
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“This trial can fundamentally change the way that we do research across the globe.”
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Idaho Falls Police are trying to identify this individual in connection to a burglary on Wednesday.
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An Idaho Falls man was sentenced for misappropriation or diversion of fiduciary funds Thursday.
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The number of Idaho residents who have signed up for Medicaid under the state’s voter-approved expanded coverage has passed 60,000.
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Authorities say a boy from Illinois died after hitting a tree while skiing at an Idaho resort.
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Transportation Security Administration officers at Idaho Falls Regional Airport discovered a loaded firearm in the carry-on luggage of female traveler ticketed for travel to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Thursday evening.
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The amount of money in Idaho’s rainy-day fund that serves as a cushion against a potential economic downturn would increase under proposed legislation.
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A Lane County judge has blocked Oregon child welfare officials from sending a foster child to live at an Idaho facility after the boy’s attorney pointed out a technicality that could impact the state’s ability to place more foster children there.
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IDAHO FALLS (KIFI/KIDK) Update: Power has been restored for thousands of people in the upper Snake River Plain. No word yet on what caused the outage that started late Thursday night and lasted for a few hours. Original Story: Rocky Mountain Power reports an outage in the upper Snake River Plain. At least 30,000 customers
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RIGBY, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – On January 24 and 25, the 5th annual Believe in Yourself Dancers Challenge will be held at Rigby High School. This year, there will be 481 athletes. Their families and friends will spend Friday night attending the Miss BYDC soloist competition. There are 65 competitors competing for the Miss BYDC title.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Thursday was the final day of the 41st annual Eastern Idaho Ag Expo in Holt Arena. Some of the top tractor manufacturers from across the state gathered in the stadium to showcase their latest models. The event happened over the past two days as apart of the Idaho Potato Conference. Event
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A 24-year-old Fort Hall man was sentenced in U.S. District Court to 57 months in federal prison for assault resulting in serious bodily injury.
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Idaho’s wine industry wouldn’t have to store extra wine in neighboring states under proposed legislation.
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“Besides our donors that we have a relationship with, our backbone donors, there’s no giving.”
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n attorney with an Illinois-based group that dismisses human-caused climate change told Idaho lawmakers Thursday that the warming that has occurred has had a net benefit for the state.
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The director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game on Thursday said there are an estimated 1,000 wolves in Idaho.
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In the halls of Franklin Middle School, Shayne Hughes’ class has become pretty famous.
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Idaho schools chief Sherri Ybarra on Thursday proposed a 5.3% hike in public school funding to just under $2 billion from the state’s general fund.
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Wednesday marked the two year anniversary of the disappearance of Idaho Falls’ teen Matthew “Jed” Hall.
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Idaho residents wouldn’t have to fall back or spring ahead for daylight saving time under legislation introduced Thursday.
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Idaho County officials say human remains found along the Salmon River earlier this month may belong to a Boise man who disappeared on a fishing trip in 2017.
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An international youth speaker presents her message of life skills to Eastern Idaho students.
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The annual Idaho Potato Conference and Trade Show kicks off its 52nd year in Bannock County Wednesday.
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EICAP helps individuals who qualify to participate in the Low-income Heating Energy Assistance Program that is state-funded.
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The Old Town building which many remember as the Riverside Apartments, located at 729 W Center St., has been purchased.
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An Idaho man who illegally guided bear and moose hunts in Alaska was fined $20,000 and ordered never to hunt in the state again.
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Some areas in Idaho would be declared wolf-free zones, and other areas where the animals have killed livestock would have increased wolf-killing opportunities under legislation proposed Wednesday.
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A panel of Idaho lawmakers heard contentious testimony on the state’s education standards for science.
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little has issued an executive order increasing paid leave for parents in the executive branch to eight weeks.
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Idaho residents would get a break on property taxes and grocery sales taxes under proposed legislation introduced Wednesday.
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An adult son in Idaho likely shot and killed his mother before turning the gun on himself, authorities said.
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The Idaho State Tax Commission starts processing 2019 Idaho individual income tax returns on Monday, Jan. 27.
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The project made significant advancements during 2019, such as beginning early construction, partnering with the State Tax Commission, creating a financial plan, finalizing an operating agreement, and securing the Mountain America Center naming rights.
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“I love the county, I see this as an opportunity really to serve.”
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District 32 is a wide-ranging district that includes parts of Bonneville County and all of Teton, Caribou, Bear Lake, and Oneida Counties.
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Every morning at Thirkill Elementary School begins the same way. At 7:30 a.m., an alarm rings in principal Rod Worthington’s office.
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Governor Brad Little announced his appointment of Terry Kirkham of Idaho Falls to the Commission of Pardons and Parole on Tuesday.
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Police are investigating a suspicious death at home in Pocatello.
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