Idaho Food Bank needs donations before the holidays
The Idaho Food Bank needs donations of money, food products, and volunteer time as they make their way through the school year into the holiday season.
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The Idaho Food Bank needs donations of money, food products, and volunteer time as they make their way through the school year into the holiday season.
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Idaho State University will hold their annual homecoming bonfire Wednesday night at the ICCU Dome.
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Idaho water users are taking another step toward a healthy Snake River Aquifer.
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National Voter Registration Day is Tuesday, September 17, 2024.
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The City of Pocatello wants residents to weight-in on a new grant application proposal that would fund improvements to the Upper City Creek Trailhead.
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The Museum of Idaho and Friends of Minidoka have partnered to present a new local exhibit, Nisei Trials: 80 Years – Remembering the Minidoka Draft Resisters, which is now on view at the Museum of Idaho.
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“It was kind of crazy. I thought we were going to, you know, beat the morning rush, but we definitely were just right in it,” one BYU-Idaho student said while driving into Rexburg Friday morning.
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U Pick Red Barn in Idaho Falls will open this Saturday to the general public. But on Friday, those with special needs and their parents enjoyed several activities at the pumpkin patch.
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Idaho experienced statistically significant changes in its median family income from 2022, rising by 2.7%. The state ranked 4th in growth nationally, according to the latest American Community Survey from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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A two-car accident backed up traffic on US Highway 20 near Rexburg Friday morning.
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Exactly half of the wishes granted during the 2023-24 fiscal year were to visit a Disney theme park.
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Associated Press BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Officials say two people were badly burned and two others are believed to be dead after an explosion and fire destroyed a gas station in a small north-central Idaho town. The explosion at the Atkinson Distributing station in Cardiff was reported just after 3 p.m. Wednesday, the Clearwater County
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Supreme Court announced they have reassigned Bryan Kohbergers murder case to a new judge in Ada County.
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The ISU Esports teams will be holding their first competitive video gaming competitions this Fall.
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Idaho Fish and Game’s Southeast Region has issued a salvage order for the pond at Jensen Grove Park in Blackfoot, effective Sept. 20 through Oct. 30.
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A wildfire broke out on the Fort Hall Reservation south of Blackfoot, Idaho, on Tuesday night, September 10, 2024.
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Today, September 11, 2024 at 5:00 P.M., the Bonneville School District 93 will host a groundbreaking ceremony for Willow Creek Elementary School.
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Idaho State University will be hosting the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb where community members and first responders will climb 110 stairs in honor of the lives lost on September 11th.
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A flag-raising ceremony and public reading of ‘The Events as they Unfolded’, a chronological account of the morning of September 11th, will be held at the Bannock County Courthouse Wednesday.
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Henry’s Fork Elementary School in St. Anthony received a much-needed boost in school supplies thanks to the generosity of people attending the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
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Bannock County Democrats gathered at the Pocatello Elks Lodge to cheer on democratic candidate Kamala Harris.
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Travel Plus Leisure Magazine says Island Park is the best small mountain town in America.
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The results of the 2024 Idaho Standards Achievement Test (ISAT) show that Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 is one of the highest scoring large school districts in Idaho.
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After a Latah County Judge approved a change of venue for Bryan Kohberger’s case, questions are swirling as to where he will be tried.
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Evacuations are underway for those in the East Fork of the Salmon River off of Highway 75 between Challis and Clayton.
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The Portneuf District Library has partnered with Tutor.com to offer free online tutoring services–and all you need is a library card.
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Bryan Kohberger’s trial will be moved from Moscow. Judge John Judge released his decision on Monday granting the change of venue motion.
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The Custer County Sheriff’s office has shortened the closure of State Highway 21 near Stanley, allowing some residents to return home without a pass.
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People are invited to join the Idaho Falls Fire Department when they hold a solemn dedication ceremony for the city’s new 9/11 memorial.
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White Owl Books & Import hosted the grand opening of its physical location in Old Town Pocatello Friday.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 Superintendent Karla LaOrange says school is canceled for Sunnyside Elementary Friday due to smoke from an air conditioner malfunction.
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Idaho Fish and Game is asking hunters to donate wing samples from harvested birds into ‘wing barrels’.
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The Pocatello Community Recreation Center will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its recently expanded facility on Thursday, September 5.
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A train collided with a farm truck in rural Bingham County on Thursday.
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The Custer County Sheriff’s Office has moved Zone 1’s evacuation status back to the SET. The other Zones which include Zone 2, 3, 4, 5 and Casino are in the READY status.
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The Idaho Falls Regional Airport announced Thursday Delta Airlines will soon be using a larger aircraft to fly between Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City.
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Wildfire smoke from the west is blowing into the Portneuf Valley, making Wednesday’s air quality “unhealthy for sensitive groups”.
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Bannock County offices want to remind residents that they are open for services despite renovation construction that has closed a section of 6th Avenue.
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Wapiti Fire grew to 110,425 acres on Tuesday with 4% containment.
Fire managers said all firelines are holding even though they saw an increase in fire activity.
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Dozens of people attended a candlelight vigil at Lookout Point Tuesday evening as part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
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The Blaine County Sheriff’s office have evacuated homes near the Glendale Fire is burning 5 miles southwest of Bellevue.
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The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, the Fort Hall Fire Department, and Representative Mike Simpson gathered on Tuesday morning to break ground on the new Fort Hall Fire Station.
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The Wapiti Fire has increased to over 108,017 acres. The lightning-caused fire is burning between the cities of Stanley and Lowman in the Sawtooth and Boise National Forests.
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Police have arrested a 34-year-old man who barricaded himself inside a home Tuesday morning, Sept. 3, 2024.
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The last race was 1,200 miles long and took nine days to complete.
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On Friday, the Idaho History of Broadcasting Foundation honored Jay Hildebrandt and Karole Honas for their service to the community at a luncheon in Boise.
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The Blackfoot Animal Shelter & Rescue had a sudden influx of chihuahuas earlier this week when over fifteen dogs were rescued from a hoarder situation.
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There are several red flags to tell if a car seat is counterfeit.
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The Wapiti Fire burning near Stanley grew nearly 19,000 acres Wednesday to a total of 89,714 acres.
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Veterinarians are connecting this to the outbreak at dairy farms.
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Thursday, Corporal Travis Gurney was presented the Silver Star in recognition of his heroic actions in the face of danger, which reflect law enforcement’s highest tradition of selfless service and courage.
Continue ReadingLawyers for Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, argued Thursday to move his trial out of Latah County, which they said would be unable to provide an unbiased jury for the long-awaited trial.
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The Idaho Food Bank is starting the school year by providing food to students through their School Pantry and Backpack programs, part of their Back-to-School campaign.
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Governor Little has signed the Defending Women’s Sports Act. The executive order seeks to counter the Biden administration’s rewrite of Title IX.
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Crispy Cones announced it will be opening a store in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls YMCA is opening a new learning center on the ISU campus in Idaho Falls. Donovan Stokes stopped by the studio to explain what the new center could do to help parents.
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Misguided rumors are circulating online that three Idaho counties, including Bonneville County, are sanctuaries for illegal immigrants.
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A Pocatello woman’s car was stolen with her 4-month-old baby inside on Tuesday night
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Teton County Search and Rescue’s helicopter team was called to help rescue an injured hiker off a central Idaho mountain this past weekend.
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With almost all students back in school for the year, Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 has some important reminders for how parents and drivers can keep kids safe around school buses.
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Jeff Roper visits with Jeff Foxworthy, who will perform at the Eastern Idaho State Fair on September 5, 2024.
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On Tuesday, Firefighters managed to control a brush fire along Interstate 86 near American Falls.
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Idaho’s Governor is committing another $10-million to projects designed to improve the Eastern Snake Plain aquifer. Governor Brad Little announced the investment Tuesday, alongside groundwater and surface water users in Rigby.
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The first open house to discuss Pocatello’s Parks, Recreation, Open Spaces, and Trails (PROST) Plan will take place August 28, at 6 p.m. at Pocatello City Hall.
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Associated Press Writers PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Supermarket chain Albertsons told a federal judge Monday that it might have to lay off workers, close stores and even exit some markets if its planned merger with Kroger isn’t allowed to proceed. The two companies proposed what would be the largest supermarket merger in U.S. history in
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Highway 33 from Newdale to Tetonia has reopened after dozens of power poles were knocked over on Friday evening. Homeowners along the stretch of highway are working to clean up the debris left by the storm.
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A water main that broke on Saturday night and caused road shutdowns and flooding in homes in Pocatello was repaired on Sunday morning.
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American Idol is inviting you to virtually tryout for the singing competition show. They are bringing back virtual auditions across the nation, including Idaho.
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Madison County. officials have issued a burn ban due to low fuel relative humidity. The ban will be in effect through October 15, 2024.
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Idaho State University hosted their Student Involvement Fair and Student Union Barbecue to kick off the school’s Fall semester.
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Temporary rules are intended to improve chances of delisting grizzly bears in Idaho
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Eastern Idaho is heading back to school, but this year funding has shifted from enrollment to attendance based.
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Idaho party chair Rep. Lauren Necochea spoke to Local News 8 from the convention on Tuesday.
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The Custer County Sheriff’s Office is looking for 63-year-old Ronald Wayne Jenks. He was last seen at the end of July at Yankee Fork State Park in Challis.
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A train collided with a semi’s trailer near Hamer Tuesday afternoon.
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Air Idaho Rescue is celebrating a decade of saving lives in the crown jewel of our nation’s park system.
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Grant Belnap from H. C. Construction came to work at a construction site Monday morning to find an unwanted surprise.
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Motorists heading north from I-86 to I-15 will begin using a new ramp on Tuesday evening.
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The grand opening of the Con Gilmore Pickleball Courts in Ross Park has been postponed after heavy rains damaged the fresh top layer of the courts Monday night.
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Classes for Idaho State University students start Monday, and Benny’s Pantry offers free food and personal care items for students.
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Missing hiker, Bing Olbum, was found safe after his camp was located late Saturday night, after the 89 year old survived an incredible 10 days alone in the Salmon Challis National Forest. Now, his family is speaking out.
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The Bannock County Sheriff’s office said a woman was rescued from a 100-foot embankment in the Gibson Jack area early Tuesday morning.
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The open primaries initiative will be on the ballot in November after a ruling from the Idaho Supreme Court. The court ruled against the challenges brought by Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador.
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Flint Van Buren, 9, has become a local hero after he decided to auction his beloved 4-H pig, Piggy Smalls, to raise money for his friend who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this summer.
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Cup Bop held its grand opening in Pocatello on Tuesday.
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Bannock County found a way to thank our veterans by renovating the county Veteran’s Memorial Building.
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Thunderstorms rumbled across eastern Idaho Tuesday afternoon bringing wind and rain. So far, no damage has been reported.
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City officials broke ground Monday for a new power plant on Iona Road and Yellowstone Highway.
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Idaho Falls murder suspect Lance Broncho was back in court Monday, changing his plea to guilty in response to a plea agreement from the Bonneville County Prosecutor.
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An anonymous donor has purchased the Chad Daybell house north of Rexburg. They plan to give it to a new non-profit group called Crossroad Park which wants to turn the land into a community space to honor the victims.
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Former U.S. Senator Steve Symms Idaho passed away Thursday, August 8, 2024 at the age of 86.
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The Idaho Museum of Natural History is showcasing ‘The Art of Science’, a new exhibit featuring hand drawn pictures of local freshwater insects.
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Adults and kids of all ages take part in the fun and sometimes messy activities.
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Ammon Mayor Sean Coletti is asking for the community to come together in support of the teen who nearly drowned last weekend during Ammon Days.
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The 2024 Pocatello area Parade of Homes started Thursday with the grand opening ribbon cutting of the Inclusive Care Clinic Pharmacy in Chubbuck.
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Idaho State Treasurer Julie Ellsworth visited the Idaho Potato Museum in Blackfoot on Wednesday.
She was there to let people know about unclaimed property.
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The Custer County Sheriff’s office is looking for an 89-year-old hiker.
They are looking for Bing Olbum who left from Hunter Creek Trailhead on August 1. He has not arrived to his exit point of McDonald Creek Area.
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The Governor told local News 8 he was confident in the progress the group has made ahead of the October 1st deadline for a new mitigation agreement between water users, as outlined in Little’s executive order to protect Idaho’s water sovereignty.
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Crews are beginning work again to get the Center Street underpass open for traffic into Historic Downtown Pocatello.
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Tautphaus Park was packed with people anxious to see and hear the tools of the trade of our local law enforcement.
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