Idaho Supreme Court affirms new voter registration and ID laws
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the ruling of the Fourth Judicial District Court to dismiss the lawsuit challenging Idaho’s new voter registration…
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Flooding risk continues to grow in eastern Idaho
The flooding risk continues to grow in eastern…
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Virtual auditions to sing the National Anthem at Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo now open
Do you think you can sing? Would you like to sing the national anthem at Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo, The War Bonnet Round…
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Public responds to Idaho Falls School District 91 budget cuts
Budget cuts were a contentious topic at Idaho Falls School District 91’s school board meeting on Wednesday.…
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“He knew her.” Prosecutor explains why intruder broke into Bingham County home
The Bingham County prosecutor said the man who invaded a Bingham County women’s home knew each…
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National parks will be offering free admission April 20
National Park Week is almost…
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Prescribed fire operations planned in U.S. Sheep Experiment Station
Fire officials anticipate hand igniting approximately 792 acres within Tebuthiuron units 2 and 3 and could begin as early as Friday, April 12.…
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Idaho man accused of planning church attacks in support of ISIS pleads not guilty to terrorism charge
The 18-year-old accused of pledging allegiance to ISIS and planning attacks against churches in Idaho pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a federal…
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In triple-murder trial, prosecutor says Chad Daybell built ‘alternate reality’ to gain sex and money
An Idaho man charged with three murders in an unusual doomsday-focused case crafted an alternate reality so that he could fulfill “his desire for…
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Flood risk is increasing
Officials are starting to mitigate our local rivers to prevent…
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What leads to a police chase getting called off?
A police chase in West Yellowstone was called off recently after the suspect struck the chief’s car, causing it to roll over multiple times. The…
Continue Reading Handcuffed woman shoots home invader, Bingham County Prosecuting Attorney says
This incident review concerns the home invasion and homicide of Derek Condon on March 13, according to the Bingham County Prosecuting…
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Where is Idaho’s population boom coming from?
Like the Great Migration, that’s the comparison Idaho populations experts are giving to the gem state’s massive increase in population over the past…
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Little signs ‘harmful materials’ library bill into law
Starting this summer, public libraries in Idaho could be sued by someone who feels a book that is harmful to minors is in the children’s or young…
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Man accused of murdering Christopher Tapp appears in court
The man accused of murdering Christopher Tapp made his first court appearance Wednesday…
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Construction Combine gives students hands-on experience while helping local veterans
For the next two days, local students in our community will be learning valuable skills for the…
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Who’s who in the triple-murder trial of Chad Daybell
A self-published doomsday fiction author is on trial in Idaho in the deaths of his wife and his new girlfriend’s two children. It’s a complex…
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New details released in Idaho Falls hotel shooting
New details in the standoff and officer-involved shooting at the EconoLodge in Idaho Falls…
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Law enforcement warns of suspicious man trying to enter unlocked houses
The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office sent out an alert Tuesday saying a suspicious man is in the area checking for unlocked doors and trying to…
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Remains presumed to be Dylan Rounds found in northwestern Utah
Skeletal remains have been found in a remote area of northwestern Utah. Officials believe it may be those of Dylan…
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Idaho crimes becoming more common in national headlines
Over 120. That is how many times Idaho has made national headlines in the past six…
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Warning light prompts Boeing 737 to make emergency landing in Idaho
Officials say an Air Canada Boeing 737 flight headed from Mexico City to Vancouver, Canada, had an in-flight emergency and made an unscheduled…
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Opening arguments in Chad Daybell trial set to begin Wednesday
Opening arguments in the first degree murder case against Chad Daybell is set for Wednesday…
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FBI arrests man who allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS and planned attacks on Idaho churches, DOJ says
CNN By Jack Forrest, CNN (CNN) — The FBI arrested a man on Saturday after he allegedly made plans to attack churches in Idaho and pledged his…
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Pocatello Environmental Fair scheduled for April 27 at Lookout Point
You can enjoy free food, admission and live music at the Pocatello Environmental Fair on Saturday, April…
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Pocatello’s annual hiring fair scheduled for April 19
If you in the market for full-time, summer or seasonal work, stop by the Public Works Annex Friday, April 19 any time from 2 to 7 p.m. for the…
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Nighttime detour planned for I-15/I-86 System Interchange this week
Work is expected to be complete in…
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Spring into action and give blood with the Red Cross
Donors of all blood types – especially type O blood donors and those giving platelets – are needed now to keep the blood supply strong enough to…
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Harsh winters mean harsh truths for southeast Idaho mule deer
The 2022-2023 winter in southeastern Idaho was one of the most severe on…
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Jury selected in Chad Daybell’s trial, opening arguments begin Wednesday
The final stages of jury selection Chad Daybell’s trial are…
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ITD responds to Chester community concerns surrounding Highway 20 project
More than 100 people in the small community of Chester, Idaho, are petitioning plans by the Idaho Transportation Department to consolidate Highway…
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Idaho DMV has new phone numbers for customers
You will now need to dial new phone numbers to reach the Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles…
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Idaho gas prices up another 11 cents
It’s a familiar story, and one that Idaho drivers may soon tire of hearing.…
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YOUR PHOTOS: Eclipse 2024
Pictures of the April 8, 2024 eclipse…
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Hospital video captures armed escape of Idaho white supremacist prison gang member from hospital
Security video captured most of an ambush at an Idaho hospital that left three corrections officers with gunshot wounds and allowed a white…
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SIPH to hold free suicide prevention trainings for health care providers
Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) has partnered with SafeSide Prevention to provide free training for primary care…
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Local elementary students watch partial solar eclipse
Students around the region went outside and watched the partial…
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AARP Idaho to host Idaho Sec. of State on statewide town hall
This call is open to everyone whether they are an AARP member or…
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Fresh fruit and vegetable grant program available to Idaho elementary dchools
The program gives students the opportunity to try fruits and vegetables they wouldn’t otherwise be able to…
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Missing person case from 1986 solved
A missing person case from 1986 has been…
Continue Reading Chad Daybell trial moves to the next stage
Another round of voir dire in the Chad Daybell trial continued Friday with another group of…
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4 arrested during drug investigation at Idaho Falls residence
Four people were arrested Thursday as part of an ongoing drug investigation at an Idaho Falls residence.…
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Flood warning in effect in Bannock County
A flood warning continues to be in effect in Bannock County. The National Weather Service reports flooding will be seen along the Portneuf…
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Police: 15-year-old runaway in Bear Lake County has been found safe
The Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office’s is looking for a runaway…
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How to fortify your property against unexpected damage
Getting insurance is one of the best ways to prepare your belongings for the unexpected.…
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Gas prices continue to rise caused by demand
Pain at the pump continues as gas prices are averaging 50 cents higher than a month…
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Absentee ballots mailed for May Idaho Primary Election
County Elections offices throughout the state of Idaho have begun mailing absentee ballots for the May 21 primary election.…
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Wild horses to be offered for adoption during Idaho Horse Expo
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in partnership with the University of Idaho Extension 4-H program, will offer wild horse weanlings for adoption…
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BLM extends comment period seeking input on fifth Owyhee County travel management plan
The proposed plan designates motorized access routes through northeast Owyhee County in southwestern Idaho, ensuring public access to 251,000 acres…
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Customer hearing scheduled regarding proposed sale of natural gas utility in Franklin County
Written comments on the application are being accepted until Wednesday, April 10, 2024.…
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Brief construction impacts at 17th Street and Holmes Avenue
Construction will cause brief morning closures at the intersection of 17th Street and South Holmes…
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Public comment wanted on Content Standards alignment review
Public comment will be accepted through April…
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Extra police patrols out during Distracted Driving Awareness Month
It comes with a hefty fine and it kills thousands of people every year.…
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Chris Foiles pleads not guilty
The man accused of killing his girlfriend and possibly living with her body for more than two weeks was back in a…
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Chester residents concerned about proposed changes to US 20 intersections
Greater capacity, higher traveling speed and fewer accidents are some of the benefits of consolidating intersections on US 20 from Chester to Ashton.…
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Police search for 16-year-old runaway
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a 16-year-old…
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Kohberger defense argues for change of venue
In Moscow Thursday, murder suspect Bryan Kohberger was back in…
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New Pocatello traffic lights going in
The project to widen the roads and install traffic lights at the intersection of Quinn and Hawthorne Roads in Pocatello is finally nearing…
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Bonneville County Transfer Station temporarily closed for 3 weeks
The Bonneville County Transfer Station is temporarily closed for three weeks due to additional maintenance…
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Police say use of racial slur clearly audible as they investigate racist incidents toward Utah team
Police investigating racist incidents directed toward the Utah women’s basketball team when they were near their Idaho hotel while in town for the…
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Idaho economist will present state in-migration trends April 9
The state’s in-migration trends will be the focus of the next Idaho Department of Labor webinar, Tuesday, April…
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District opens snowcat skiing area to snowmobiles
The Fairfield Ranger District has opened the 1,965 acres snowcat skiing area above Soldier Mountain Ski Area to…
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Gov. Little appoints Ross Pittman to First Judicial District
Governor Brad Little appointed Ross Pittman as District Judge to the First Judicial…
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Jensen Grove Walking Bridge closed
The popular Jensen Grove Walking Bridge in blackfoot is being closed for…
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Caldwell’s growth creates job opportunities
The 2022 city population release reports Caldwell as the third largest city contributing to the state’s population growth, adding just over 2,000…
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Construction begins on Idaho Falls City Hall’s first elevator
The City of Idaho Falls is installing the first elevator in its City Hall’s 94-year…
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Best scenic drives in Idaho
It’s time to hit the road—Stacker compiled a list of the best scenic drives in Idaho using data from Tripadvisor as of March…
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Bill requiring Idaho libraries to move ‘harmful materials’ heads to Gov. Little
A bill allowing a legal claim against a library in Idaho is now heading to Governor Brad Little’s desk for his…
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Idaho Falls switches from snow plowing to street sweeping for the season
The City of Idaho Falls Street Division will begin sweeping residential streets on Monday, April…
Continue Reading Day 3 of selecting a jury for Chad Daybell’s trial
Judge Steven Boyce, and attorneys for both the defense and prosecution still have hundreds of potential jurors to…
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Local hiring climate: “There is definitely still a job for anyone who wants one”
Hundreds of people turned out for the Department of Labor job fair in Idaho Falls…
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Idaho lawmakers pass bills targeting LGBTQ+ citizens. Protesters toss paper hearts in protest
Idaho lawmakers have passed a series of bills targeting LGBTQ+ residents this year, including two this week that prevent public employees from being…
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ISP troopers head to US-Mexico border
Two teams of Idaho State Police troopers are heading to the…
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Trucker hospitalized after semi truck crashes into home
A trucker is in the hospital after his semi truck crashed into a…
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Pocatello doctor pays $96,000 to settle allegations he wrote unlawful prescriptions
A family medicine doctor formerly of Pocatello agreed to pay $96,000 to resolve allegations he wrote unlawful prescriptions, prescribed dangerous…
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Job fair Wednesday at Idaho Falls Department of Labor
If you are looking for a job or to change careers, there are several opportunities to window shop for a new position at the Idaho Falls job fair…
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Officials release cause of fire at “La Mexicana”
Officials have now released the cause of the fire that took out the “La Mexicana” Tuesday afternoon. The cause of the fire was a faulty electrical…
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McCammon breaks ground on new fire station
The City of McCammon is looking forward to starting construction on its brand new fire…
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Public gets to give input on preserving historic buildings
“We need to keep [the Preservation Plan] updated and…that population growth is just an indicator of why we would do something like…
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Spud Kings fighting to keep their playoff hopes alive
In front of a sold-out crowd, the Idaho Falls Spud Kings will look to keep their first playoff campaign in franchise history…
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Free hazardous waste disposal returns to Fort Hall Mine Landfill this Saturday
Household Hazardous Waste days are returning to the Fort Hall Mine Landfill this Saturday, April 6,…
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April is National Organ Donor Month; Rexburg family finds hope after tragedy
For Emily Bowcutt, the topic of organ donation hits home. Her family has experienced both sides of organ donation, from receiving a life-changing…
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ISP works to give sexual assault survivors easier access to support
“Survivors must receive the care and support they deserve, regardless of their…
Continue Reading Jury selection continues in Daybell Trial
Jury selection began Monday with District Judge Boyce reading the charges to potential jurors and telling them it is up to the prosecutors to prove…
Continue Reading Daybell special report: trial, timeline and exclusive interview with family
The murder trial for Chad Daybell is set to start on Monday at the Ada County courthouse.…
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Wolf trapping season closes in 19 counties due to federal court order
Due to a federal court decision, wolf trapping seasons in 19 counties are closed effective April 1 and through June 30, 2024.…
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2 sentenced for drug trafficking in Idaho
Two men have been sentenced for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl in eastern…
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District 91 says recent public meetings were helpful in budget cut process
The budget issues with Idaho Falls School District 91 are ongoing, as they continue to search for ways that would help them cut $4 million in their…
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Idaho gas prices jump another 15 cents
Unfortunately, it’s not an April Fool’s joke – Idaho gas prices are soaring…
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Reserved seating available for the first time at War Bonnet Round Up
ickets for Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo, The War Bonnet Round Up, will go on sale online on Tuesday, April…
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Make-A-Wish tries to recruit 1 million supporters in April
The “WishMakers Wanted” campaign’s launch coincides with World Wish…
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McCammon looking forward to new fire station
The City of McCammon is looking forward to starting construction on their brand new fire…
Continue Reading Workshop scheduled regarding proposed sale of natural gas utility in Franklin County
The public utilities commission is hosting a workshop on Wednesday, April…
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River otter trapping season closed in Salmon Region
Idaho Fish and Game was notified the Salmon Region’s limit of 15 river otters was met on March 26.…
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TSA discovers fifth firearm at IDA security checkpoint in 2024
So far this year, TSA officers have found five firearms during the routine X-ray screening of carry-on luggage at IDA’s security checkpoint. All of…
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Ski resorts shutting down soon
Spring weather is coming, temperatures are warming up and this brings a slow end to the skiing and…
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Scaling on US 93 north of Salmon to cause delays in April
Drivers on U.S. Highway 93 north of Salmon should plan for 20-minute delays in April as crews scale rocky slopes above the highway.…
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Here’s why grizzly bears may be on their way off the endangered species list
The State of Idaho reached an agreement Tuesday with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which has committed to revising or removing the ESA listing…
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Idaho Falls YMCA preparing for their annual gala
The Idaho Falls YMCA will hold its annual fundraising gala at the Elks Lodge on April 6,…
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Local Hope Squad scattering Easter eggs with hopeful messages
Each egg has a small toy duck in it, along with a note that says “Please…
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