Potato harvest is on: Drivers urged to be cautious of farm equipment
It’s officially spud harvest season, and drivers are being reminded to be cautious on the…
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“He was my boyfriend”: Ellen DeGeneres honors Tayt Andersen after his passing
Ellen DeGeneres is mourning the loss of a beloved guest from her former talk show. Tayt Andersen, who appeared on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres…
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Foster care nonprofit gets major community support for Blackfoot upgrades
The Idaho Foster & Adoptive Parent Association (IDFAPA) recently received an $80,000 donation from AgWest Farm Credit to support renovations to the…
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Melaleuca employees take time to clean up Idaho Falls Riverwalk
A number of employees at Melaleuca got off work early Thursday to help with their third annual Snake River cleanup. Their goal is to provide walkers…
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Meat-ing the need: Local donors fill Power County Senior Center freezers
The Power County Senior Center has full freezers thanks to a 1,200-pound donation of meat from local…
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Helicopters to apply herbicide to control invasive weeds in Bear Lake Plateau in October
Helicopters will be applying herbicide in portions of the Bear Lake Plateau to control invasive grasses, like cheatgrass in October 2025.…
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“A safe ride every time” Child Passenger Safety week reminds parents to check car seats
It’s child passenger safety week, a time to make sure our young ones are getting to point A to point B…
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Rumor of gun near Skyline High traced to Emotion Bowl prank; No real threat found
Idaho Falls Police tell school administrators the rumor of a gun being seen at Skyline High on Wednesday was possibly a prank. No real threat was…
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Three decades later, Lava Hot Springs remembers the terrors of Ligertown
On September 20, 1995, just before sunset, the town’s tranquility was shattered by a single, sharp rifle crack. Lava Hot Springs was about to…
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Governor Little selects new representative for District 35A following Andrus’s departure
Governor Brad Little announced today his appointment of Michael Veile to the District 35 House Seat A, vacated by Kevin…
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Air Idaho Rescue celebrates 35th anniversary
The team has transported thousands of patients across the region — from trauma cases to critical medical…
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School Cancelled for Some D91 Schools
The following is a press release from Idaho Falls School District 91 IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — School will be cancelled at Skyline High School,…
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Traffic barriers created on Anderson Street near railroad tracks
Construction crews have added new concrete barriers around the railroad crossing on Anderson…
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Utah man dies after medical emergency leads to crash on I-84
A Utah man died Wednesday morning after suffering a medical emergency while driving on Interstate 84 near Malta.…
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Body of missing Ririe motorcyclist found near Heise
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said a missing motorcyclist’s body was found Wednesday morning near the Y intersection of Kelly Canyon Road…
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Pocatello building new stretch of trail along I-15
City construction crews are working on a new, nearly one-mile long stretch of trail along I-15 between Pocatello Creek Road and Monte Vista Drive,…
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Fish salvage orders ending soon for some Southeast Idaho waters
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game Southeast Region is reminding anglers that fish salvage orders are still in effect for some waters in Franklin…
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Idaho’s wheat lands $1.2 billion deal with Taiwan
Idaho and Taiwan signed today a $1.2 billion, three-year letter of intent for U.S. wheat exports. Lt. Governor Scott Bedke, Idaho wheat officials and…
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Two semi-truck drivers hospitalized after rear-end collision north of Rupert
Two men were hospitalized Tuesday night after a dual semi truck crash on State Highway 24 north of Rupert.
According to the Idaho State Police, just…
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American Falls Reservoir is at 3% full and falling
The American Falls Reservoir is starting autumn on the low side, being only 3% full. The low water levels have exposed some of the American Falls’…
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Idaho Falls’ LDS Temple celebrates 80th anniversary of dedication
The Idaho Falls LDS Temple was dedicated 80 years ago on…
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Rigby Police arrest teen driver for drug distribution
A routine traffic stop in Rigby on Monday night led to the discovery of a significant quantity of illegal drugs and the arrest of a 16-year-old male…
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Hiker dies after fall on Diamond Peak, Two others rescued
A hiking trip on Diamond Peak ended in tragedy last Saturday when a 52-year-old woman fell and disappeared from sight while descending the mountain…
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New AAA research warns of sharp increase in dangerous behavior behind the wheel
Patient drivers wanted. That’s AAA’s message after new research confirms that 96% of drivers have taken aggressive actions behind the wheel…
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Senator Risch discusses nuclear’s future, licensing hurdles
Nuclear power continued to be a big topic in eastern Idaho Monday afternoon as Senator Jim Risch spoke with the Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce…
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Governor Little creates new task force focused on nuclear energy
Governor Brad Little announced he signed an executive order to create the Idaho Advanced Nuclear Energy Task Force.…
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Rexburg man sentenced to 10 years in prison for possession of child pornography
“Parents need to know that predators like this are operating in our communities, seeking out images of children being exploited,” said Attorney…
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Republicans select three names to replace District 35A State Representative
Precinct Committee Officers from Legislative District 35 will host a public meeting on Saturday, September 20, at Inkom City Hall to nominate three…
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Symphony tickets available for check out this season at Marshall Public Library
The Marshall Public Library is offering Idaho State Civic Symphony and Idaho State University theater tickets for check out during the 2025-2026…
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Photography workshops to be held at Craters of the Moon to celebrate National Public Lands Day
Craters of the Moon is inviting people to celebrate National Park Day by attending a nature photography workshop on…
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Hundreds enjoy modern and classic cars at Shelley Spud Day Car Show
“You can’t go to the gas station or anywhere without somebody coming over, commenting on how much they like your truck,” Shipley said. “I can take…
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Bannock County restores funding to Pocatello nonprofits after public outcry
Bannock County commissioners have taken action to restore some funding that was previously cut from Pocatello-area…
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Local experts urge parents to spot signs of trauma after viral murders
Two murders circulated on the internet, adults, teens, and even children were exposed to these…
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St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store celebrates grand reopening after expansive renovations
“I am hoping that this is going to help us increase our revenue in the thrift store,” said Beth Huston, manager of the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift…
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LDS Church donates 40,000 pounds of food to Pocatello pantries and schools
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints stocked the shelves of Pocatello food pantries on Wednesday with a considerable…
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Idaho Falls couple makes a splash with year-round swim lessons
“Water safety doesn’t stop. You might find yourself at a hotel pool or even in the wintertime around water. And so it’s just something that we…
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Driver airlifted to EIRMC following fiery Teton Pass crash
A hauler truck driver was hospitalized early Tuesday morning after their vehicle veered off Wyoming Highway 22 on the Teton Pass.
The incident…
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Soda Springs Geyser roars to life after three-month repair
After three months of silence, the famous Soda Springs Geyser is once again erupting. A mechanical failure had sidelined the world-famous man-made…
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League of Women Voters set up shop at ISU for National Voter Registration Day event
The League of Women Voters of Pocatello set up voter registration stations at the Pond Student Union building and Eli M. Oboler Library at Idaho…
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IFPC files tort claim against Boise School District over restroom encounter
“We will hold Boise High School accountable for the psychological and emotional harm that its actions caused this teenage girl, who was…
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Judge dismisses wrongful termination lawsuit against Idaho AG
“Idahoans elected me to protect families, uphold the Constitution, and ensure government follows the law,” said Attorney General…
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Lights, Camera, Science: Local students featured in national science education video
Students at William Thomas Middle School recently had a unique opportunity to showcase their science skills on a national stage. A film crew from…
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Protest over Perez shooting draws small crowd, demands police reform
A small group of Pocatello residents gathered for a community protest Tuesday, demanding police reform and increased accountability following the…
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College of Eastern Idaho’s nursing program ranked 3rd in Idaho
It received the ranking due to it’s impressive rate of its students passing the NCLEX-RN certification exam, as well as its “robust curriculum…
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“Business Pitch” competition at ISU, with $4,500 Prize
Are you a high school student with a great business idea? Idaho State University’s Business Pitch competition is now open for registration. The…
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IDWR issues September methodology order, Idaho farmers avoid new water restrictions despite dry summer
Farmers across Idaho can breathe a sigh of relief as the state’s water officials have announced that no new water restrictions are needed this year,…
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Firefighters battle several lightning-caused blazes in Caribou-Targhee National Forest
Fire crews are actively working to contain several small, lightning-caused wildfires that have recently sparked in the Caribou-Targhee National…
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The Wild West in Action: Mounted Shooting gallops into Rigby Saturday
The Gem State Showdown, a thrilling display of cowboy mounted shooting, is galloping into Rigby, Idaho, this Saturday, September 13. Hosted by the…
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Eastern Idaho community mourns Charlie Kirk, plans memorials and vigils
The eastern Idaho community is still reeling from the news of the murder of conservative political icon and influencer Charlie Kirk. In the wake of…
Continue Reading Deputies recover body of Rexburg man who fled into Snake River
The body of a 41-year-old Rexburg man was discovered in the Snake River on Wednesday night, three days after he allegedly fled from deputies and…
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“Being promoted on 9/11 is profoundly humbling”: Idaho State Police promotes Air Force veteran Jason Horst to Captain
From 1991 to 2005, Horst served in the United States Air Force, where his career shifted dramatically following the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. In the…
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Crash in Malad City claims two lives, Juvenile airlifted to hospital
Idaho State Police are investigating a crash which killed 2 people and injured a juvenile.…
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Second suspect released as Charlie Kirk shooting investigation continues, FBI Director Patel corrects earlier statement
President Donald Trump has directed that all national and state flags be flown at half-staff as a mark of respect for the memory of conservative…
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New details in Fremont County voter fraud case: FBI’s early involvement confirmed in court docs
New court documents in the ongoing Fremont County voter fraud case reveal that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has been involved in the…
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Here are the events to honor Patriots Day, 9/11 on Thursday
A number of events are scheduled to honor Patriots Day and the remembrance of 9/11 across eastern Idaho.…
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Red Cross urges disaster readiness during National Preparedness Month
“You just never know when that siren may sound and there may be a disaster in your neighborhood,” said Matt Ochsner, regional communications director…
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ISU debuts new associate degree program in science
“I think the biggest thing is that we really designed it to be flexible,” said Dr. Shannon Kobs Nawotniak, professor and chair of ISU’s Geosciences…
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Public Works crews repair broken water line in Victor
The city of Victor’s Public Works crews are actively working to repair a broken water line located at the bridge of Crystal and Main streets.
As of…
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Suspect rams patrol car, points rifle at Bonneville deputies
Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested a man late Tuesday night after he drove head-on into a patrol car.…
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Idaho Falls leaders proclaim September 14th as Missing Person Day
Bonneville County Commissioners, Idaho Falls City Council members, and the Idaho Falls Mayor gathered at the Bonneville County Courthouse this…
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Three more charged in Fremont County voter fraud case, Island Park Mayor denies city involvement in investigation
The voter fraud investigation in Fremont County has expanded. Local News 8 has now confirmed through court records that authorities have charged…
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Mudslide reported on Bayhorse Road south of Challis amidst Custer County flash flood warning
The Custer County Sheriff’s Office is reporting a mudslide on Bayhorse Road, about 1 mile from the Bayhorse Townsite south of Challis.
Preliminary…
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Health Alert: Bat found in Lemhi County tests positive for rabies
EIPH has confirmed that a bat found in Lemhi County has tested positive for rabies. Rabies is a fatal viral illness in humans and other animals.…
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Flames engulf Swan Valley hay shed, causing $75,000 in damages
Firefighters in Swan Valley are currently battling a large barn fire on Chapel Road. Video from the scene shows widespread smoke as fire crews…
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“Light the World” initiative arrives in southeast Idaho
This year, residents of Pocatello, Rexburg, and Idaho Falls have a new way to give back for the upcoming holiday season. For the first time ever, the…
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Idaho AG and Secretary of State not involved in local voter fraud case; family members defend accused
A new development in an alleged voter fraud case in Fremont County has shed some light on the jurisdictional lines between local and state…
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Local farmer settles with water curtailment order
BLACKFOOT, Idaho (KIFI)— A local farmer agrees to stop irrigating his crops for the rest of this year’s growing season, according to the Department…
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Idaho Governor proclaims week of September 7 as School Zone Safety Week
AAA and the Idaho Association of School Resource Officers are working together to promote school zone safety. Governor Brad Little recently…
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Idaho Attorney General’s Office recovers $500K for consumer in crypto dispute with Coinbase
“I’m grateful for the hard work my team of investigators does to protect Idaho families in consumer protection matters,” said Attorney General…
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Two hospitalized after three-vehicle crash shuts down Highway 33
A serious crash has shut down East Highway 33, causing major traffic disruptions.
According to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office, the highway is…
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Burley man dies in rollover crash on Highway 81 north of Malta
A 30-year-old man from Burley died last night in a single-vehicle rollover crash on State Highway 81, just north of Malta.
The crash happened around…
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American Falls man hospitalized with “life-threatening injuries” after stabbing incident
An American Falls man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a stabbing late Wednesday night.
Police were called to the Grand…
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Transgender student at center of major Supreme Court appeal withdraws her case
Lindsay Hecox, a 24-year-old senior at Boise State University told the high court that she is dismissing her case – and, in an unusual move, she…
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Fair food that’s surprisingly fair to your diet
The food at the Eastern Idaho State Fair is one of the things that draws people back every year. From cheeseburgers and nachos to deep-fried…
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Eastern Idaho fire restrictions lifted as wildfire season draws to a close
As the threat of wildfire danger has lessened over the past week, state and federal land management agencies will rescind…
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U of I Professor helps discover new moon orbiting Uranus
A team led by the Southwest Research Institute and including University of Idaho’s Matthew Hedman, a professor of physics, discovered a new moon…
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ITD services restored after statewide outage
“We understand this outage may be frustrating for our customers and partners,” said Lisa McClellan, DMV Administrator. “We appreciate your…
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“I was in shock”: New video shows terrifying moment bridge collapses in Shoshone Ice Caves
Three people are recovering today after a bridge collapsed inside the popular Shoshone Ice Caves north of Twin Falls last night.
Lincoln County…
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Fremont County Commissioners uphold decision to deny hotel development at Henry’s Lake Flats
The Fremont County Board of Commissioners has unanimously voted to deny Ensign Hospitality’s request to build a 132-room hotel at Henry’s Lake Flats.…
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Plane makes emergency landing in Power County wheat field
A plane with three people aboard made an emergency landing in a wheat field in the Aborn Valley south of Pauline after experiencing mechanical…
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Heise Hot Springs sees record Summer, thanks to renovations
Businesses all throughout Idaho, known for their summer fun, are wrapping up as fall approaches. Heise Hot Springs, a popular local destination just…
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A powerful solar storm could trigger auroras farther south over the US than usual
A powerful solar storm is expected to reach Earth on Monday evening, potentially triggering a display of northern lights across the northern…
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Buhl Police arrest three juveniles for racist graffiti at Skate Park
The Buhl Police Department has identified and charged three juvenile suspects after a local skate park was vandalized with “racist and hateful…
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Stepped-up school patrols start today to keep students safe
Starting today, law enforcement is stepping up patrols around schools. The Southeast Idaho Traffic Safety Task Force is stepping up patrols to…
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EIPH announces Opioid Settlement Subgrants for organizations combatting the opioid crisis
Eastern Idaho Public Health is excited to announce the opportunity to provide subgrants to organizations working to combat the opioid crisis in…
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Judge extends restraining order on Idaho murder scene images following families’ lawsuit
Families of two victims in the Moscow student murders are fighting to prevent the release of graphic images from the crime scene. The two families…
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Catholic Priest arrested in Nampa on sexual battery charges
A Catholic Priest at Nampa’s St. Paul’s Catholic Church has been arrested and charged with sexual battery of a minor, the Nampa Police Department…
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“We’ll Never Call This Way”: ISP warns of scammers spoofing official numbers
In recent days, ISP received multiple reports of individuals receiving suspicious calls from numbers that appeared to be from ISP. In one disturbing…
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Idaho Fish and Game issues salvage order for Mackay Reservoir
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game has issued a fish salvage order for Mackay Reservoir, effective August 30 through October 31, 2025.
The Big…
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Idaho Man pleads guilty to 2020 shooting at Missionary Training Center in Provo
An Idaho man pleaded guilty yesterday to a shooting at the Provo Missionary Training Center (MTC) back in 2020.
Dallin William Litster, 27,…
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Voters to decide on new performing arts addition for South Fremont High School
Voters in Fremont County will decide in November if a new performing arts addition can be constructed at South Fremont High School.…
Continue Reading Rabid Bat confirmed in Oneida County, first in southeast Idaho this year
Southeastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed that a bat found in Oneida County has tested positive for rabies, marking the first rabid bat detected…
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Idaho lawmakers need parents’ help evaluating child custody laws
If you or someone you know has ever been confused or frustrated by child custody laws, you’ll be interested in a hearing at the College of Eastern…
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Power restored to over 600 customers in Swan Valley after outage
Lower Valley Energy is reporting a power outage affecting at least 642 customers in the area between Irwin and Swan Valley. The outage was first…
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Idaho Cleanup Project set to demolish third naval reactor prototype
The Idaho Cleanup Project (ICP) is moving forward with plans to demolish a third defueled naval reactor prototype vessel at the Idaho National…
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Rocky Mountain Power customers in Idaho set for annual bill decrease
Rocky Mountain Power customers are set to receive a federal billing credit that could save them up to $51.87 annually on their power bills.
The…
Continue Reading “”Without water, you’re not a farmer”: Local farmer clashes with IDWR after refusing to join water mitigation agreement
A local family farm is facing a potential loss of crops after state officials turned off their irrigation pump this week. Jerry Bingham, a farmer…
Continue Reading Buhl man sentenced to 18-years in prison for possession of child pornography
“This sentence removes another predator from our communities and sends a clear message that we will not waver in prosecuting those who exploit…
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Lightning strikes spark multiple wildfires in in Caribou-Targhee National Forest
Fire crews are battling several lightning-caused fires in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. With more thunderstorms in the forecast, Forest…
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Willow Creek Fire grows to over 3,800 acres, Evacuation orders downgraded for Gomms Pond area
U.S. Highway 89 has reopened in both directions after a temporary closure due to the Willow Creek Fire, which has now grown to over 3,820 acres in…
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