ISP troopers head to US-Mexico border
Two teams of Idaho State Police troopers are heading to the US-Mexico border.
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Two teams of Idaho State Police troopers are heading to the US-Mexico border.
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A trucker is in the hospital after his semi truck crashed into a home.
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A family medicine doctor formerly of Pocatello agreed to pay $96,000 to resolve allegations he wrote unlawful prescriptions, prescribed dangerous combinations of drugs and billed Medicare and Medicaid for services that were not performed.
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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 Wednesday.
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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 switch located in the front of the store.
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The City of McCammon is looking forward to starting construction on its brand new fire station.
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“We need to keep [the Preservation Plan] updated and…that population growth is just an indicator of why we would do something like that.”
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In front of a sold-out crowd, the Idaho Falls Spud Kings will look to keep their first playoff campaign in franchise history alive.
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Household Hazardous Waste days are returning to the Fort Hall Mine Landfill this Saturday, April 6, 2024.
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For Emily Bowcutt, the topic of organ donation hits home. Her family has experienced both sides of organ donation, from receiving a life-changing transplant to giving the ultimate gift after personal tragedy.
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“Survivors must receive the care and support they deserve, regardless of their location.”
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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 the charges against Daybell.
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The murder trial for Chad Daybell is set to start on Monday at the Ada County courthouse.
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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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Two men have been sentenced for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl in eastern Idaho.
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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 budget.
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Unfortunately, it’s not an April Fool’s joke – Idaho gas prices are soaring again.
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ickets for Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo, The War Bonnet Round Up, will go on sale online on Tuesday, April 2.
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The “WishMakers Wanted” campaign’s launch coincides with World Wish Month.
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The City of McCammon is looking forward to starting construction on their brand new fire station.
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The public utilities commission is hosting a workshop on Wednesday, April 3.
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Idaho Fish and Game was notified the Salmon Region’s limit of 15 river otters was met on March 26.
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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 the firearms were loaded.
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Spring weather is coming, temperatures are warming up and this brings a slow end to the skiing and snowboarding season.
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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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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 of grizzly bears in the lower 48 states by January 1, 2026.
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The Idaho Falls YMCA will hold its annual fundraising gala at the Elks Lodge on April 6, 2024.
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Each egg has a small toy duck in it, along with a note that says “Please stay!”
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The Bannock County Office of Emergency Management is partnering with area agencies to distribute free sandbags to residents to help prevent property damage due to flooding.
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The success of the 57th Edition of the Festival of Trees brightened what was otherwise a dreary spring day at DWI.
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The countdown is on to the Chad Daybell murder trial.
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The City of Ammon presented the results of its first survey in a pool feasibility study at a public meeting Thursday night. Survey results showed high interest in a lap pool, waterslide and indoor aquatics. Based on the feedback, the city is now deciding between three potential layouts for a new facility.
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A fourth person has been charged in relation to the Boise hospital shooting.
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We are in a good spot with average to slightly above average snowpack with above average water storage currently in the reservoirs across most of central and eastern Idaho.
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Heritage Park is a 14-acre plot situated along the Snake River.
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A Sandcreek Middle School student in the Bonneville School District is in trouble for bringing an airsoft gun to school Thursday.
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These are the first cases of HPAI in a livestock operation in Idaho.
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Three east Idaho men have been sentenced to federal prison for separate sex crimes involving minor children.
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A Soda Spring woman is facing charges of trafficking meth and marijuana.
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Idaho sportsmen in the Snake River region and southeastern Idaho may see less antlerless hunting opportunities for the foreseeable future.
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Madison and Caribou are the only two counties that lost population.
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Love them or hate them, Peeps are a staple for Easter baskets every year.
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The future of the Ammon swimming pool is up for discussion Thursday.
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Contractors will temporarily close a section of Skyline Drive to make connections to sewer and water lines for private development.
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It seems that power outages from downed power lines have been a common side effect from our showers and storms for the past month or two. This likely to due to trees falling.
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A mother’s inspirations led one-fourth graders to the top. The Zaner-Bloser Company recently announced the winners of their handwriting competition that encourages students nationwide to participate.
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The Museum of Idaho announced they have been named a finalist for the 2024 National Medal for Museum and Library Services.
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By George Ramsay and Jill Martin, CNN (CNN) — Members of the Utah women’s basketball team have been left “deeply troubled and shaken” by what team officials called “hateful and disturbing” racial abuse ahead of their NCAA tournament opening game. The team has filed a police report and is now releasing more details of what
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The Idaho Falls Police Department held a community meeting Tuesday evening to address violent crime in the Numbered Streets neighborhood.
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The “Castle Doctrine” is the name given to a set of laws that can protect homeowners if they choose to defend themselves during a home or car break-in.
The doctrine isn’t always as simple as saying if someone is breaking into a homeowner’s residence while the homeowner is there, the invader can be shot. That’s according to Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal.
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The Utah women’s basketball team had to switch hotels after experiencing what head coach Lynne Roberts called “racial hate crimes” ahead of its first NCAA tournament game.
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“While I am excited to explore new opportunities, my affections remain with CEI and the incredible people who have made this journey so rewarding.”
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Governor Brad Little and other state leaders have released statements to condemn the “racial hate crime” against the Utah women’s basketball team.
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It’s another giant lottery. Tuesday’s prize will be $1.1 billion for Mega Million.
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The City of Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department wants your input on upgraded playground equipment at South Capital and 20th Street Parks.
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Law enforcement in Idaho Falls is turning the community to help make the number streets of the city a safer place.
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Beginning on April 8, Idahoans will need to dial new phone numbers to reach the Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
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Court documents have been published in the case of an Idaho inmate, Skylar Meade, who escaped custody with the assistance of a fellow member of a the white supremacist group Aryan Knights, Nicholas Umphenour.
Continue ReadingLocal News 8 is following the money for the costs involved in the proposed forensics lab in Bannock County.
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$11,195.28 is the amount Island Park Charter Elementary School students were able to raise to help out a local veteran in Island Park.
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The deadline is approaching for Idaho small businesses to apply for an SBA federal disaster loan for economic injury due to flooding caused by extreme and excessive rainfall in Bonneville County that occurred May 23, 2023.
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Prices in Idaho are 41.0 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 4.4 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.
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According to Reed’s Dairy owner and CEO Allan Reed, even after all that time not much is known about how the fire started.
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The US Department of Transportation (DOT) awarded the City of Pocatello $8,500,000 to improve connections between the city’s core neighborhoods by providing improved and safer bicycle and pedestrian access across the Union Pacific Railroad via the Benton Street Overpass.
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Crews will resume work on the Stoddard Pack Bridge Project starting April 1, 2024.
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Fake artificial intelligence images are flooding social media used as a new form of bullying.
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The 2024 Idaho State University Health Fair will once again be offering numerous free and reduced-cost health care services, health information booths and family-friendly activities for the entire community.
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Zoo Idaho will be open to the public on weekends throughout April with weekday hours resuming May 1.
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With less than a month to go before the April 15 income tax filing deadline, the Idaho State Tax Commission is recommending that taxpayers don’t wait until the due date to file.
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The Bureau of Land Management welcomed four new members appointed by the Secretary of the Interior to the Idaho Resource Advisory Council.
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Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3.3% in February, unchanged from January.
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Ski Idaho said 19 destinations and 15 of the Gem State’s ski areas are still open with at least nine planning to keep operating into April.
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Authorities are investigating whether the deaths of an 83-year-old man who was walking his dogs and a 72-year-old man who lived in a remote cabin are connected to the escape of an Idaho white supremacist prison gang member and an accomplice after a Boise hospital ambush.
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Lawmakers in Idaho have passed a bill to ban the use of any public funds for gender-affirming care, including for state employees using work health insurance and for adults covered by Medicaid.
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The woman has been taken to a hospital for treatment.
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According to AAA, Friday’s average price for a gallon of regular in the Gem State is $3.51, which is 16 cents higher than a week ago and 42 cents higher than a month ago, but nine cents less than a year ago.
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Three people have been booked into the Twin Falls County Jail following an attack on corrections officers at a Boise hospital.
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The annual three-day Spring Fair 2024 is going on at Holt Arena in Pocatello this week.
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Homeless veterans and community members gathered at Shoshone-Bannock Junior/Senior High School Friday for the Veteran and Homeless Stand Down.
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Idaho Endowment Land is scattered across the state.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department is addressing crime in the numbered streets.
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Saturday, March 23 is the annual Monster Dummy Jump.
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Idaho State Police is actively collaborating with law enforcement agencies statewide to address the pressing issue of aggressive driving.
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Crews will work during April to complete the clean-up process.
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An Idaho prison gang member and accomplice sought after ambush and escape from Boise hospital are in custody, police say.
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The Gem State is seeing a serious shortage of prosecutors.
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Chad Daybell is now in the Ada County Jail in preparation of his upcoming murder trial.
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Local schools and crisis centers will be getting hygiene kits to hand out to those in need.
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Rexburg dog owners say the local dog park needs a cleanup.
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The Idaho Senate passed House Bill 521 Thursday.
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On Saturday, the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission will be holding its annual 5K Walk in the Cold event at the Waterfront at Snake River Landing.
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Spring is here, and the City of Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department is opening its three championship golf courses on Friday, March 22.
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Authorities are searching for a white supremacist Idaho prison inmate and an accomplice who fled after the accomplice shot and wounded corrections officers as they were transporting the inmate from a Boise hospital, according to police.
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Four people were arrested Wednesday following a traffic stop where fentanyl pills were discovered.
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You may have gotten a Blue Alert on your cell phone Wednesday.
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Peak Season is a romantic-comedy filmed in Jackson Hole and Driggs by a group of friends.
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Last year, the Idaho State Tax Commission sent more than 2,400 identity verification letters and stopped nearly $30.1 million in income tax refunds from going to thieves who used stolen identities to file fake tax returns.
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People were evacuated from a propane tank truck fire on 6000 West in Madison County.
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Next of kin has been notified.
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A big change could be coming to the national real estate industry potentially impacting the how homes are bought and sold.
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