Cold weather may not stop classes from taking place at the university level
With temperatures below zero Monday Morning many of the region’s school districts have cancelled school, BYU-Idaho sent a message to their students…
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Curious citizens learn their rights when they defend themselves
urious public filled the auditorium at the Teton School District Building in Driggs, to learn about their rights in the case that they will need to…
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Rexburg’s Winter Fest encouraging people to have fun in winter
The city of Rexburg held their annual Winter Fest trying to encourage city residents to get out and explore everything that an Idaho winter has to…
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Could a 4 day schedule be on its way for the Fremont Joint School District?
After researching the needs of teachers, staff and students, the Fremont Joint School District #215 is starting to investigate the option of moving…
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F&G initiates feeding operation in Hamer to reduce elk damage
Harsh winter conditions persist throughout the Upper Snake Region, bringing elk into the lower elevations and areas near farming and cattle…
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School bond vote coming to Fremont County
The Fremont School District school board recently voted on proposing a new school bond to the county voters.…
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11th Annual Driggs Snowscapes brings thousands to Driggs Plaza
The Third week of January filled the Driggs Plaza in front of city hall, with snow sculptures that would take over 30 tons of snow to make with 9…
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Icy Inferno quickly becoming city wide favorite tradition
For the third year the city of Ammon hosted the city favorite event the Annual Icy Inferno. The event is set to help city residents have fun while…
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Not all planes fly
– For the past 10 years people in Tetonia have found a way to honor the history of snow recreation and the Teton Valley. This is done by the Annual…
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City of St. Anthony applies for more broadband
The City of St. Anthony has recently applied to the Idaho Broadband Fund.…
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INL researchers to team up with Japanese researchers on fast nuclear reactor technology
In a bid to further understand the technology behind Fast Nuclear Reactors a team up between Japanese researchers and the Researchers at INL will be…
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Driggs set to embrace snow art
Monday, Jan. 16 marks the start of the 11th annual Driggs Snowscapes.…
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Vintage snow mobiles bringing families together
The celebration of Island Park’s winter wonderland is a favorite tradition among many in the Island Park area, and perhaps one of the more…
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Island Park gives budding artists a new medium to try
Island Park in winter quickly becomes a winter wonderland with the forest surrounding the small city blanketed in snow. Every year, the city finds a…
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Why taking the snow off your roof is important
As winter draws on, more snow is sure to come, and a current snow storm will bring nearly a foot of snow to the area of Island Park by the middle of…
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Rexburg’s youth and university students help improve the city
It takes a lot to run a city and keep everything going smoothly. It’s a task that is nearly impossible to do alone. The Mayor of Rexburg Jerry…
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Rexburg encourages people to report potholes in city limits
As winter continues to draw on damage to local roads in the form of pot holes. Keith Davidson with the city of Rexburg notes that pot holes…
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Fair Early Weather draws people to see the frozen falls
The greenbelt in Idaho Falls still managed to draw many people out early Sunday thanks to the fair weather of the morning and early afternoon. People…
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Technical difficulties interrupt perfect day for ski hill opening
riginally opening to the public in 1963 the Blizzard Ski Hill just out side of Arco opened for another ski season Saturday Morning. The Ski Hill was…
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Visit from professional welders encourage local students interested in pursuing trades
The Blue Collar Tour made a stop in Idaho Falls…
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Students excited about returning to Rexburg in the new year
After a few short weeks of winter break, students from all over are once again preparing to call Rexburg home as they prepare for their studies in a…
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Local Law Enforcement issues reminder to welcome in the New Year safely
As many are preparing to welcome in the New Year Saturday Local Law Enforcement is coming together to remind us to be responsible as we welcome in…
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Rexburg strives to keep roads safe this winter
The early onset of winter has started to create issues for the roads in and around the city of Rexburg. Despite the early onset the city has…
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After Christmas sledding enjoying the snow after the holiday
REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI)- The colorful packages under the tree have been unwrapped and Danny Jones and his family decided to get outside for some fun in…
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A time honored tradition hoping to spread Christmas Joy
After Bonnie Lue Broulim was given a smaller organ by a family member who couldn’t play anymore due to a move. After that Bonnie Lue knew exactly…
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Idaho winter storms cause an impact on holiday travel
Recent heavy winter winds have closed the highways that lead into Driggs as snow is being tossed over the road and plows are not able to clean the…
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Sled Shed is donating bikes to people in need
The holiday season is often the season of giving, and the Sled Shed-Bikes and board shop in Rexburg has found a way on how to do just that.…
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Teton Lakes Winter Park returns for its second season
After a successful inaugural season, the Teton Lakes Golf course has once again been converted into a winter activity paradise.…
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Labelle Lake Ice Palace is open for their Fifth season
For the past 5 years the Labelle Lake Ice Palace has been creating magical memories for families and now their Icy Doors have opened once again for…
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Idaho Falls Cutthroats host workouts preparing for their second season
While it may take a while before the first pitch is thrown the Idaho Falls Cutthroats are preparing the for their second season and inviting others…
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Our nation’s heroes honored in Pocatello
The Mountain View Cemetery was visited by tens of well wishers. All of whom were there to visit and honor the lives of those who have served in the…
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Labelle Lake Ice Palace opens for fifth year
A local favorite destination is once again preparing to open its doors for another…
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Our fallen heroes to be honored
In the nation’s time honored tradition, the fallen heroes who sacrificed so much for our nation’s freedoms will be honored on…
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Heavy early snow creates optimism for winter tourism
With already 32 inches of snow in the area, Island Park is gearing up for a busy winter tourism…
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Former Rexburg mayor prepares for another year of service in the Peace Corps
yor Shawn Larsen will be among some of the first Peace Corps Volunteers that will begin service overseas since the outbreak of Covid-19. This comes…
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Over 75 blankets and counting WaFd Bank helps blanket Rexburg
After a team meeting sparked the drive that’s goal is to provide blankets for those in need in the Madison County area. Since the start of the…
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Snowy Idaho weather creates mixed feelings
A snowy day in Idaho may not come as a surprise for many who have lived in the area for a while. But even if it’s not a surprise the weather that…
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Shop with a Cop: making the Christmas of kids and cops
If you were awoken in the early hours of the morning Saturday by the large amount of sirens the source of the noise was the Shop with a Cop event.…
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Pearl Harbor Memorial honors the sailors who lost their lives
The Pearl Harbor Memorial bridge over the Portneuf river was the site of a honored Pocatello tradition. The tradition itself was started by Pearl…
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ITD welcomes public feedback on future of US 20
The Ashton Community Center and Library provided the perfect backdrop for the most recent meeting on the future of US 20 as it continues to affect…
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Runnin 4 Sweets: An 11 year journey to being a community staple
The next time you may find yourself walking or driving through Rexburg’s Main Street, there’s a shop nestled into one of the buildings near the…
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16th annual homelessness encampment helps raise awareness for homelessness
For the past 16 years on the first weekend of December Pocatello’s Caldwell park has had a special event take place. The park provides the backdrop…
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The Christmas Tree Fantasy is more than a wonderland
The Christmas Tree Fantasy in Blackfoot opened Wednesday morning and is helping to bring not just the Christmas spirit to its visitors but the kid…
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Happyville Farms nears fundraising goal
A small farm located on Saturn Drive in Idaho Falls is in the middle its annual fundraiser. From November 15- December 15 2022, the Community Food…
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Rigby Festival of Trees supports local library
The Rigby City Library is decorated for the season and for a good cause. The library’s festival of trees is in its eighth year and helps support the…
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Local law enforcement reminds us to stay safe on the roads this winter
Winter is finally here, and the Madison County Sheriff’s Office is reminding us the rules of the road may need to be adapted to the snowy conditions…
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Ashton invites neighbors to embrace the Spirit of Christmas
The city of Ashton is extending an invitation for everyone to embrace the spirit of the holiday season, with a day of fun activities inspired by the…
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Santa’s LEGO workshop helps kids embrace their creativity
– The Romance Theater in downtown Rexburg provided the setting for Santa’s LEGO workshop an event hosted by the Rexburg Kiwanis club. Kids aged 12…
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On Small Business Saturday Business owners say they are thankful for the support
Small Business Saturday – A day that encourages us to shop…
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Lions Club to host Thanksgiving dinner in St. Anthony
Everyone who needs a place to go for Thursday’s Thanksgiving holiday is invited to the St. Anthony Lions club thanksgiving dinner. The dinner will be…
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East Idaho BMX opens indoor track in Bingham County
It’s been nearly 30 years since Bingham County has played host to a BMX track. Now the sport is making its return to the area, because of the efforts…
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Ashton Christmas Village returns for third year
For the past three years, visitors to the Museum of The Henry’s Fork in Ashton have been able to make Christmas memories once they enter the basement…
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Pomerelle Mountain Resort has a great opening weekend
After lots of snow fall in the early fall, Pomerelle Mountain Resort has opened the early season for skiing and…
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30 year family tradition of magical moments returns
Stan Brighton and his father, started a tradition 30 years ago that would become a staple for many families in the Eastern Idaho region, having a…
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Teton High School students donate $7K to community
Students enrolled in the Teton High School AP Government Course completed a special project as part of their course. The project is based on…
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Candy will soon be in the hands of our nation’s heroes
After Halloween many homes with extra candy have been helping the Madison School District collect the candy that will then be sent to local vets, and…
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Happyville Farms introduces new amenities
In the afternoon sun Saturday the Happyville Farm cut the ribbon for two new ammenities. A new shade pavilion and a dedicated urban forest area by…
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Parker-Egin Elementary students get a warm surprise
Excited voices filled the air as students from Parker-Egin Elementary School were the recipients of brand new warm winter socks and winter boots. The…
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After months of preparation the Festival of Trees is ready to open its doors
The annual tradition at the Elks Lodge the Festival of Trees is making its return. Its theme this year is a Winter Wonderland. The Lodge has been…
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Pocatello Veteran’s day parade returns after 80 years
Every November 11 we honor those men and women who have served our country and protected the rights and freedoms we enjoy here at home. After 80…
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‘Twas the Month Before Christmas at Hemming Village
Santa Claus is making an early visit to the Atrium in Rexburg.…
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A fast friendship has led to many years hosting craft fairs
Julie Mitchell Rounds and Konda Fuller met nearly 30 years…
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Veterans Day program set to honor community Vets
A continuing tradition will honor vets in our local area. The Rexburg Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Madison High School to honor local vets…
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Voters still head to the polls despite winter storms
Midterm elections took place Tuesday as polls opened at 8am Tuesday Morning. Voters in Madison County came out in a steady pace all day to cast their…
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INL unveils new equipment at Center of Advanced Energy Studies
In a ribbon cutting held Monday afternoon, members of INL, Boise State University, Idaho State University and the University of Idaho showed the…
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Sunday’s sunny weather brings people outside
The afternoon sun brought people out to enjoy the sun and the light breeze before, the winter weather begins to take over.…
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Angels with Santa Rides once again benefiting children in need
Members of the Pocatello Community and local biker community came together to help raise funds to give children in need a meaningful…
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Crews clean up mineral oil spill in Pocatello Creek
After mineral oil leaked from a rail oil tanker car on Nov. 2, crews have been hard at work removing the oil from the Pocatello Creek before it…
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New platform encourages people to give City of Rexburg feedback
After being in development for a year, a new social platform that was developed by the city of Rexburg has been officially launched.…
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Madison School District collects left over candy to honor local heroes
Halloween activities have come and gone, and many of us may still have left over candy or have too much at…
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