Chad Daybell trial continues Tuesday
It is week two of testimony in the trial of Chad Daybell.
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It is week two of testimony in the trial of Chad Daybell.
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“We’ll likely have a delayed start to fire season.”
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The Supreme Court is allowing Idaho to enforce its ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth while lawsuits over the law proceed, reversing lower courts.
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April 14th through April 20th is the week when dispatchers across the nation are recognized for the amazing work that they do.
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This summer the national parks service (NPS) will celebrate the centennial by hosting a variety of public activities and events each month.
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It is week two of testimony in the trial of Chad Daybell.
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This class is offered free of charge, but potential attendees are required to apply in order to be considered for a seat in the class.
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“She is one of the hardest working individuals I’ve ever met.”
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Idaho Falls Power has received prestigious recognition for improvements in workplace and employee safety.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Registration is now open for the 27th Annual “Run with the Big Dogs” event scheduled for Saturday, April 20 The event from The Friends of the Pocatello Animal Shelter features a 2k walk/run and a 5k run at 9 a.m. at Lower Ross Park. Adult registration (13 or older) costs $50
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A Portneuf Medical surgeon has performed 1,000 robotic surgeries.
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Those applying for the RV Committee must live in Idaho, be willing to serve a three-year term, be an RV owner with a current & valid Idaho RV registration, actively participate in the activity they represent and attend required meetings.
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This year’s show will be shorter than previous ones to allow for more ticket sales because the event has a history of sell-out nights.
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The Bannock County Office of Emergency Management is preparing for an active flooding season.
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A 31-year-old Ovid, Idaho woman was sentenced to 90 months in federal prison for soliciting murder, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced Friday.
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Justin L. Vipperman, from Wendell, is the newest member of the Idaho State Historical Society Board.
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AAA is supporting the Idaho Transportation Department’s emphasis on work zone safety.
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April 12 kicks off Global Youth Service Month brought to the area by JustServe of Idaho Falls.
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“That’s the kind of thing that really excites me about learning about history is getting to see these personal stories.”
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Zoo staff is asking for your help to tidy up the grounds during the annual Community Clean Up Day on Saturday, April 13.
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Stacker compiled a list of the best counties to live in Idaho.
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An American Falls teacher is among five dedicated elementary school math and science teachers have been named as state finalists for the national Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teacher (PAEMST).
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Professional Bull Riders has sold out the Mountain America Center Friday and Saturday.
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In day two of the Chad Daybell murder trial Thursday, we will hear more testimony from Rexburg detective Ray Hermosillo along with other witnesses from the state.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 is now asking voters to vote no on an upcoming bond election.
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How is someone with a violent criminal history able to bond out of jail so quickly?
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A 56-year-old Hagerman man was killed in a crash Thursday on southbound US93 at 51.7 in Jerome County.
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Idaho lawmakers spent much of an unexpectedly long and sometimes contentious legislative session focusing on bills targeting LGBTQ+ residents by limiting health care and reading materials.
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The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the ruling of the Fourth Judicial District Court to dismiss the lawsuit challenging Idaho’s new voter registration requirements brought forward by Babe Vote and the League of Women Voters of Idaho.
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The flooding risk continues to grow in eastern Idaho.
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Do you think you can sing? Would you like to sing the national anthem at Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo, The War Bonnet Round Up?
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Budget cuts were a contentious topic at Idaho Falls School District 91’s school board meeting on Wednesday.
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The Bingham County prosecutor said the man who invaded a Bingham County women’s home knew each other.
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National Park Week is almost here.
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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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The 18-year-old accused of pledging allegiance to ISIS and planning attacks against churches in Idaho pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a federal terrorism charge, according to the court docket.
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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 sex, money and power,” a prosecutor told jurors Wednesday morning.
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Officials are starting to mitigate our local rivers to prevent flooding.
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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 chase was called off as officers stopped to render aid to the chief, for more on that story you can find it here.
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This incident review concerns the home invasion and homicide of Derek Condon on March 13, according to the Bingham County Prosecuting Attorney.
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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 decade. But where is this growth coming from and how will it continue to impact the state?
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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 adult section of the library.
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The man accused of murdering Christopher Tapp made his first court appearance Wednesday morning.
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For the next two days, local students in our community will be learning valuable skills for the future.
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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 triple-murder trial that investigators say involves unusual claims that the victims were possessed by evil spirits — and more typical claims about their life insurance or social security benefits. The children’s mother has already been sentenced to life in prison. Chad Daybell has pleaded not guilty to murder, conspiracy and grand theft charges in the deaths of his late wife Tammy Daybell, as well as the two children.
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New details in the standoff and officer-involved shooting at the EconoLodge in Idaho Falls Monday.
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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 make entry into houses.
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Skeletal remains have been found in a remote area of northwestern Utah. Officials believe it may be those of Dylan Rounds.
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Over 120. That is how many times Idaho has made national headlines in the past six months.
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Officials say an Air Canada Boeing 737 flight headed from Mexico City to Vancouver, Canada, had an in-flight emergency and made an unscheduled landing at Boise, Idaho, airport.
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Opening arguments in the first degree murder case against Chad Daybell is set for Wednesday morning.
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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 allegiance to ISIS, the Justice Department said. Alexander Scott Mercurio, 18, was charged with attempting to provide material support or resources to a designated foreign terrorist organization, according
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You can enjoy free food, admission and live music at the Pocatello Environmental Fair on Saturday, April 27.
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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 City’s largest hiring event of the year.
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Work is expected to be complete in 2025.
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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 support critical patient care this spring.
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The 2022-2023 winter in southeastern Idaho was one of the most severe on record.
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The final stages of jury selection Chad Daybell’s trial are happening Monday.
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More than 100 people in the small community of Chester, Idaho, are petitioning plans by the Idaho Transportation Department to consolidate Highway 20 through the area.
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You will now need to dial new phone numbers to reach the Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
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It’s a familiar story, and one that Idaho drivers may soon tire of hearing.
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Pictures of the April 8, 2024 eclipse
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Security video captured most of an ambush at an Idaho hospital that left three corrections officers with gunshot wounds and allowed a white supremacist prison gang member to escape, a police detective testified Monday.
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) has partnered with SafeSide Prevention to provide free training for primary care professionals.
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Students around the region went outside and watched the partial eclipse.
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This call is open to everyone whether they are an AARP member or not.
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The program gives students the opportunity to try fruits and vegetables they wouldn’t otherwise be able to access.
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A missing person case from 1986 has been solved.
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Another round of voir dire in the Chad Daybell trial continued Friday with another group of jurors.
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Four people were arrested Thursday as part of an ongoing drug investigation at an Idaho Falls residence.
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A flood warning continues to be in effect in Bannock County. The National Weather Service reports flooding will be seen along the Portneuf River.
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The Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office’s is looking for a runaway 15-year-old.
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Getting insurance is one of the best ways to prepare your belongings for the unexpected.
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Pain at the pump continues as gas prices are averaging 50 cents higher than a month ago.
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County Elections offices throughout the state of Idaho have begun mailing absentee ballots for the May 21 primary election.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in partnership with the University of Idaho Extension 4-H program, will offer wild horse weanlings for adoption during the Idaho Horse Expo April 5- 7.
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The proposed plan designates motorized access routes through northeast Owyhee County in southwestern Idaho, ensuring public access to 251,000 acres of BLM-managed lands while managing resources responsibly.
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Written comments on the application are being accepted until Wednesday, April 10, 2024.
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Construction will cause brief morning closures at the intersection of 17th Street and South Holmes Avenue.
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Public comment will be accepted through April 20.
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It comes with a hefty fine and it kills thousands of people every year.
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The man accused of killing his girlfriend and possibly living with her body for more than two weeks was back in a Montana court.
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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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The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a 16-year-old runaway.
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In Moscow Thursday, murder suspect Bryan Kohberger was back in court.
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The project to widen the roads and install traffic lights at the intersection of Quinn and Hawthorne Roads in Pocatello is finally nearing completion.
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The Bonneville County Transfer Station is temporarily closed for three weeks due to additional maintenance work.
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Police investigating racist incidents directed toward the Utah women’s basketball team when they were near their Idaho hotel while in town for the NCAA Tournament say they’ve found an audio recording in which the use of a racial slur was clearly audible.
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The state’s in-migration trends will be the focus of the next Idaho Department of Labor webinar, Tuesday, April 9.
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The Fairfield Ranger District has opened the 1,965 acres snowcat skiing area above Soldier Mountain Ski Area to snowmobiles.
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Governor Brad Little appointed Ross Pittman as District Judge to the First Judicial District.
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The popular Jensen Grove Walking Bridge in blackfoot is being closed for now.
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The 2022 city population release reports Caldwell as the third largest city contributing to the state’s population growth, adding just over 2,000 citizens.
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The City of Idaho Falls is installing the first elevator in its City Hall’s 94-year history.
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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 2024.
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A bill allowing a legal claim against a library in Idaho is now heading to Governor Brad Little’s desk for his signature.
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The City of Idaho Falls Street Division will begin sweeping residential streets on Monday, April 8.
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Judge Steven Boyce, and attorneys for both the defense and prosecution still have hundreds of potential jurors to question.
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Hundreds of people turned out for the Department of Labor job fair in Idaho Falls Wednesday.
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Idaho lawmakers have passed a series of bills targeting LGBTQ+ residents this year, including two this week that prevent public employees from being required to use someone’s preferred pronouns and redefine gender as being synonymous with sex.
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