COVID-19 UPDATES: 1,574 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 12 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 1,574 new COVID-19 cases and 12 new deaths Tuesday.
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Idaho officials reported 1,574 new COVID-19 cases and 12 new deaths Tuesday.
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A House panel has rejected legislation backers say would improve Idaho education through competition but that opponents say would harm education by transferring more than $1 billion of public money to private and religious schools.
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The last day of the Labelle Lake Ice Palace was Monday evening. Jim Youngstrom the owner of the company behind the Ice Palace says it was “a really good year.” He says the end of season is always the hardest part. “It’s just really sad for me to see all this ice. Just like a small ice city and to know it’s going to be all back in the ground within the next couple of months.”
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The Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) will hold a media briefing about COVID-19 in Idaho at 2:30 p.m. (MT) Tuesday.
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Brick House Recovery is hosting the first annual Slopes of Hope Recovery Day at Kelly Canyon Ski Resort.
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You might qualify for some property tax relief.
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Travelers in Idaho Falls can soon hop on a cheap non-stop flight to the Golden State.
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A multi-agency investigation is underway after an overnight shooting involving a Shelley Police officer.
Continue ReadingThe Bannock County Elections Office is unveiling the new legislative map that re-draws boundaries based on the most recent census data.
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Idaho Republican Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin and Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene were among the speakers at a white nationalist gathering in Florida.
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Idaho officials reported 2,526 new COVID-19 cases and 21 new deaths over the weekend.
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Lawmakers in the House have approved exempting some government cybersecurity records from public disclosure in a measure backers say is needed to thwart terrorist attacks.
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Idaho fell three places this week, and now ranks 23rd in the country for most expensive fuel.
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As the Ukrainian-Russian Conflict intensifies daily, the Better Business Bureau is reminding us to take the time to be extra cautious and safe if we wish to donate to any particular charities.
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Backers say a plan to create education savings accounts will help students in kindergarten through 12th grade, but opponents say it’s just another voucher program to funnel public education money to private and religious schools.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a two-vehicle fatality crash that occurred on Friday at approximately 1:23 p.m., at 4500 N and 1600 E, in Twin Falls County, north of Buhl.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a two-vehicle, injury crash that occurred Sunday at approximately 4:00 a.m., on I-84 near milepost 155, west of Jerome.
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Students and faculty at Idaho’s three public research universities will soon have exclusive access to one of the nation’s fastest academic supercomputers thanks to an agreement signed in January
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The 47th Edition of the Idaho Falls Festival of Trees (FOT) was back in person last November and the community came back in droves to support this annual tradition.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) awarded a $30,000 wastewater planning grant to the city of Teton in Fremont County.
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At 12:23 a.m. on Feb. 26, the Idaho Falls Fire Department and Idaho Falls Police Department responded to a structure fire at Riverside Senior Housing, located at 450 J Street in Idaho Falls. It was reported that there were flames coming from a bottom apartment.
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The Idaho National Laboratory and the University of Utah have announced a five-year agreement on research collaborations between students, faculty and laboratory researchers.
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Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper has hired former City of Idaho Falls Public Information Officer Bud Cranor as her new Chief of Staff and Eric Grossarth to replace Cranor as the City’s Public Information Officer.
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Jefferson School District 251 is asking for voters to approve a new school bond, which would fund several proposed projects.
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The local YMCA officially opened the new “Christina Anderson Playground and Outdoor Basketball Court” Friday.
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The 28th annual Idaho Prevention and Support conference, “Peace, Hope, and Healing During Challenging Times,” is set for April 11- 13.
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Idaho officials reported 2,051 new COVID-19 cases and 8 new deaths Friday.
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Construction on the $62 million Mountain America Center is moving along, right on schedule.
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A Caldwell woman was sentenced to 12 months and one day in federal prison for bank fraud.
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Stacker investigated the highest NFL draft picks from the Boise State Broncos using data from Pro Football Reference.
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The Bureau of Land Management has closed Discovery Hill Bluffs Road near Salmon.
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The new volunteer program brings in dads to bridge the community and schools together, explains Whitney Wagoner, the student safety coordinator for the district.
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A Miami Beach, Florida man was sentenced to two years in federal prison for wire fraud stemming from his participation in a vehicle break-in scheme that victimized individuals and businesses across the country.
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A Boise man was sentenced to 48 months in federal prison for distribution of methamphetamine.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested a Salmon man on Thursday for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor.
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At the Idaho Statehouse Thursday, the Senate passed a bill to lower the age for someone to be able to sale and serve alcohol.
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The House Education Committee advanced a bill to require mandatory drug testing for substitute teachers Thursday.
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Idaho officials reported 2,409 new COVID-19 cases and 7 new deaths Thursday.
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The House has approved legislation that would bar Idaho officials from releasing where they obtain the drugs used in lethal injection executions.
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Wicked Reports investigated e-commerce scams in Idaho using data from the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaints Center.
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A California man pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute.
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The Idaho Falls Zoo needs adult volunteers to perform on-grounds conservation presentations, support education programs, special events, help with zoo grounds and exhibit maintenance and gardening.
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Department of Energy (DOE) Idaho National Laboratory Site crews are operating the final test run of the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU), running waste simulant through the facility to ensure the plant’s performance and personnel proficiency for upcoming radiological operations.
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The Idaho Falls Water Division is encouraging property owners who have properties that are 20 years or older to take immediate measures to prevent frozen and broken waterlines.
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If you aren’t sure whether you will be voting Republican or Democrat in the upcoming Primary Election, you may have to make your decision sooner than in past primaries.
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Legislation to enhance protections for gun-makers, sellers and weapons carriers during declared emergencies in Idaho is headed to the governor.
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The Idaho Senate has approved a resolution that characterizes The New York Times’ “1619 Project” as a divisive reeducation campaign about slavery that causes shame while promoting former President Donald Trump’s 1776 Commission aimed at “patriotic education” in schools but that historians have rejected as political propaganda.
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Idaho officials reported 2,310 new COVID-19 cases and 12 new deaths Wednesday.
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A bill to require health insurance companies to cover the cost of general birth control has passed the Senate.
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The Idaho House resoundingly passed a bill that would repeal the state’s primary law banning private militias on Wednesday.
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Idaho National Laboratory and the University of Utah have signed an agreement allowing both organizations to collaborate on research and development projects aimed at advancing the nation’s energy and security technology.
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The Idaho Community Foundation is seeking grant applications to the Idaho Future Fund for projects that will support gaps in K-12 educational programs that affect the quality of education in Idaho.
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A Boise man pleaded guilty to transportation for prostitution and money laundering.
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Stacker compiled the highest paying construction jobs in Boise, ID using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Legislation allowing the Powerball lottery and its huge jackpots to continue in Idaho has cleared the House.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department is currently searching for a 15-year-old juvenile runaway.
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No progress was made on whether the Idaho Falls Public Library will charge residents in Bonneville county more to use the services the library provides. Currently Residents of Bonneville county pay a household fee of $60 which is paid through the county tax. The recent proposal will raise the household tax up by 40$ totaling $100.
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After passing a bill earlier this month to ban cities or counties from capping rental fees, the Idaho House will now take up a bill that would impose statewide rental fee regulations, with a focus on three things.
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The Idaho House unanimously passed Tuesday what is called a Joint Memorial to Washington State Governor Jay Inslee.
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An investigation is underway in Boise after a person was shot Tuesday morning.
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A panel of lawmakers introduced legislation that would strengthen Idaho’s “stand your ground” law by requiring counties to reimburse anyone charged in a slaying if a judge or jury concludes they acted in self-defense.
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The Idaho House of Representatives has approved a bill to make it a crime for an employer to require a COVID-19 vaccine or require employees to disclose their vaccine status.
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Idaho’s wildland firefighters are a step closer to receiving competitive compensation on par with their federal peers and other western states.
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The City of Pocatello is continuing its work to remove Russian Olive trees in the City Creek Trail System.
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Legislation to force local taxing districts to use some of their revenue sharing funds from state sales tax for property tax relief is headed to the full House.
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Legislation that would make it illegal to perform gender confirmation surgery on juveniles was introduced in the Idaho House State Affairs Committee on Tuesday.
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After you’ve filed your Idaho income tax return, track your refund online at tax.idaho.gov/refund for the most up-to-date information.
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Idaho U.S. Senator Jim Risch is throwing his support behind Speaker Scott Bedke and officially endorsed Bedke to be Idaho’s next Lieutenant Governor on Tuesday.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) seeks comment on the 2022 Integrated Report.
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The Idaho House on Monday passed a bill making it illegal to deliver a neighbor’s voting ballot to the post office.
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voters to join a political party earlier in the year if they want to vote in the primary narrowly passed the Idaho House on Monday after lively debate.
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Current State Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra announced Monday she will seek re-election this year.
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Idaho officials reported 3,496 new COVID-19 cases and 29 new deaths over the holiday weekend.
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We’re two years into the pandemic, and doctors are still echoing the same message.
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International tensions and the rising cost of crude oil have sent gas prices soaring in other parts of the country, but so far, Idaho has been spared from a similar fate.
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Power outages can occur anytime due to factors such as storms, animals and accidents.
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Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Director Tracy Stone-Manning announced veteran and manager Karen Kelleher has been selected as the BLM’s Idaho State Director, based in Boise.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden is advising Idahoans to do their homework before purchasing residential rooftop solar systems.
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Venice knows the burden all too well. So does Amsterdam.
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Thistle investigated fruit and vegetable consumption in Idaho using data from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Two bills focused on transparency in Idaho’s elections were introduced in a Senate committee on Monday.
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Idaho state legislators and the Idaho State School Board Association have come together for their annual Day on the Hill, where Idaho School board members from all over the state are invited to the state capital in Boise to discuss with lawmakers how recent laws or future laws may affect the education system of the state.
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department got the call just after 7 A.M. Sunday, of a house fire in the 2000 block of North 45th West.
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A cold front will pass through tomorrow which will look to bring several changes to weather forecast in the coming days.
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Two people and two dogs have been displaced after an early morning fire Saturday.
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Stacker investigated pothole complaints in Idaho using data from The Clunker Junker.
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A train car is back on its tracks in Idaho Falls after some quick work from crews.
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Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 450 into law Friday, providing an estimated $64 million in unemployment insurance tax cuts for Idaho businesses over the next two years.
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An Idaho woman has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in connection with the beating death of her 9-year-old stepson.
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Many today gathered in Bear Gulch near Ashton to race their dog sleds for the first day of competition.
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The Idaho Republican Party is responding to governor candidate Ammon Bundy switching his affiliation from Republican to Independent.
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Three Idaho men were sentenced to federal prison this week for their participation in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and heroin in the Magic Valley.
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The US Food and Drug Administration on Thursday cautioned people to avoid certain powdered infant formulas that may be tied to bacterial infections in four babies who were hospitalized.
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Idaho officials reported 2,214 new COVID-19 cases and 20 new deaths Friday.
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The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sent the following letter to leaders worldwide updating guidelines regarding COVID-19.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden has announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested a Sagle man on Thursday for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor.
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The Lemhi County Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with the Idaho State Police, the Delta County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, served a search warrant on a home north of Salmon Wednesday.
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The Idaho Transportation Board voted to accelerate the improvement of several major roadways during its regular monthly meeting Thursday.
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Idaho’s administrative district judges will determine what courtroom COVID-19 precautions are appropriate for conditions in their parts of the state, the Idaho Supreme Court ordered Thursday.
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The Idaho State Board of Education Thursday approved a new policy on student fees at Idaho’s four-year public higher education institutions, making some student fees optional.
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