Governor visits Island Park leading to a pause to an ITD future project
The Idaho Transportation Department has been studying the feasibility and environmental affects of widening the stretch of highway 20 from Chester to…
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Ladies Shop Weekend was a huge hit
It’s been a record year for the Ladies Shop Weekend in Downtown Idaho…
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Farmers Market winding down after successful season
The last day to attend the Idaho Falls Farmers Market is October…
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Local first responders remind us to keep an extra eye out when driving during harvest season
After a recent accident involving a combine and automobile in Shelley first responders are reminding us to be extra careful while on the road this…
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Idaho Lottery delivers 556 books, reading furniture to Rexburg third grade classroom
The Idaho Lottery made a special, “Back-to-School” Classroom Wishlist visit to Hibbard Elementary School in Rexburg Tuesday afternoon, delivering…
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New Career Technical Education Center opens in Idaho Falls
The ribbon is cut and the new Career Technical Education Center (CTEC) is open for operation. This new center hopes to help students get ahead upon…
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Oscar Meyer WienerMobile makes a stop in Idaho Falls
The WeinerMobile has been driving its buns off all summer and made a stop in Idaho…
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Historic Triangle Neighborhood honors their legacy with a festival
Starting at 11 am, North 3rd and East Lander Street was a home to a festival honoring the legacy and history of the Triangle neighborhood in Historic…
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Puppy Market in Ammon attracts protesters
About every Saturday, during the warmer weather, in the parking lot between Sportsman’s Warehouse and the theater in Ammon you may see people selling…
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How to prepare for the upcoming flu season
As fall approaches many in the medical industry are reminding us to take extra steps to stay healthy as Flu season approaches.…
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New opportunity for entrepreneurs on the horizon
Entrepreneurs in the tech market will have new support on the…
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Books 4 Kids to help put books in hands of kids in need
In an effort to help raise the reading level of Native American children, the Just 4 Kids Urgent Care and Hall Foundation has partnered with…
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Overland Camping – A growing industry in Eastern Idaho
The Snake River Landing was filled with a growing industry in the region, Overland Camping. An industry that promotes camping within your vehicle,…
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Experience Rexburg teaches residents about the community
Businesses and community members gathered together to showcase the growth the city has had as well as show the new college students what their…
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Walk to end Alzheimers raises funds for a future without the disease
Idaho Falls’s Snake River Landing hosted the walk to end Alzheiners Saturday morning.…
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New concept designs of future Rexburg recreation center
In public hearing on September 7 the city of Rexburg presented the designs of future recreation center that could possibly be built in the city soon.…
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Local elementary students honor first responders
Students at Holy Rosary Elementary School in Idaho Falls recognized first responders Monday as they learned about the events of 9/11. Before lunch…
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Budweiser hosts 9/11 stair climb challenge
The Budweiser malting plant in Idaho Falls, played host for a stair climb challenge to help memorialize and honor those who perished during the…
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BYU-Idaho welcomes students back to Rexburg for start of fall term
The streets of Rexburg are once again filled with students as BYU-Idaho begins their fall term. Many are returning to campus Monday and some are just…
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Jackson First Responders honor the fallen from 9/11
Jackson first responders gathered this morning to hold a memorial ceremony and memorial hike, up snow king mountain carrying a badge with the name of…
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Madison Fire District honors 9/11 victims
The Madison Fire district took time to honor those who have lost their lives on 9/11, also known as Patriot…
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Heat wave has area school monitoring inside temperatures
The recent heat wave is making it harder for kids in schools to concentrate. In District 93 most of the schools do not have an air conditioning unit…
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Sawtell Peak Fire mapped at 34 acres
The lightning caused Sawtell Peak Fire burning ¼ mile from Sawtell Peak along FS Road 24 on the Ashton/Island Park Ranger District is under the…
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The heat isn’t stopping people from enjoying the Sand Dunes
Plenty of people were out at the sand dunes on Labor Day weekend sharpening up their off roading…
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Parade celebrates over 100 years at Eastern Idaho State Fair
The Eastern Idaho State Fair kicks off Saturday morning with their classic…
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School levy helps Madison School District and Madison Cares Program
Madison County voters elected to pass the renewal of the Madison school District levy of nearly $2 million Tuesday.…
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Jefferson School District starts school prepared with new safety program
Jefferson School District started school Tuesday and Teachers, staff and students are ecstatic about being back in school. Jefferson School Districts…
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Madison voters to vote on school levy renewal Tuesday
As the month of June came to an end, the current school levy in the Madison School district for nearly 2 million dollars came to an end. A levy that…
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Snake River BMX hosts BMX state championships hopes to bring it home next year
After a bright and successful year the Snake River BMX Club plays host to the Idaho BMX state championship races. The races kicked off with the…
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Madison School District taking steps to prevent bullying in schools
It may only be the second day of school for students in the Madison School District, but that isn’t stopping members of law enforcement, school…
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Madison Jr. High welcomes students back to school, hopes to help ease transition into new year
The first bell of the school year has rung reminding students at Madison Jr. High in Rexburg summer break has ended and the school year has begun.…
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Local law enforcement reminds us the benefits of bright clothing during the school year
The school year is coming fast as many of our local school districts start the school year Tuesday, and the focus of area first responders is turning…
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Madison County Fair kicks off Wednesday
It’s summer time and that means its county fair season. Wednesday Brough the start to the Madison County Fair for the year. The fair is open 9am-10pm…
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Farmers recover after heavy damage from rainfall
Saturday brought rain to farmers in Fremont County; however, the storm brought anywhere from 2″-3.25″ of rain to the Ashton area in one…
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Gas prices are falling, but is it enough?
Gas prices are starting to decline nationwide, and in Idaho, the state average is coming down to $4.67 per gallon which is a drop of nearly 50 cents…
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After storm scare, floaters reminded of river weather safety
A scary situation unfolded on the five mile situation on the river in between Big Springs and Mack’s inn in Island Park. Reports say 911 calls…
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Idaho Falls Fire Department conducts a live structure fire training learns how fire reacts in a home
If you were driving by community park in Idaho Falls Thursday you may have noticed smoke coming from a home near the park with fire engines in front.…
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Rexburg Chamber of Commerce holds forum for new diverging diamonds coming to the city
The city of Rexburg is growing very rapidly and changes to Highway 20 exits 332 and 333. The solution coming to the city is two new diverging…
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New roundabout hopes to ease future traffic problems
The City of Rexburg is planning ahead for its future growth and increased traffic as it builds a roundabout at the intersection of West 7th South and…
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Rigby High School will be playing on a new field this season
After some hard work and the donations of an excited community, the Rigby High School will be playing on a new football field once the first home…
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Ammon’s first balloon rally cleared for takeoff
Perhaps an unusual sight in the early hours of a Sunday morning, McCowin Park was filled with excited spectators, for many it was a chance to see a…
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Monkeypox: what you need to know
The first reported case of Monkey Pox has been recorded in Eastern Idaho. While the disease isn’t unheard of there is still some mysteriousness…
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Project to add stoplight at Highway 47 and Highway 20 intersection making good progress
A construction project on the intersection of Highway 47 and Highway 20 is on schedule, Idaho Transportation Department spokesperson Justin Smith…
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New 988 hotline already saving lives
On July 16 2022, it was announced that the number 988 would take over as the new mental health crisis hotline. Replacing the previous 10 digit…
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Rexburg looking for volunteers to paint fire hydrants
A community that loves to give back will have a chance to do so once again during the start of August. The City of Rexburg is reaching out, asking…
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Teton Pet Grooming Expo makes its home in Idaho Falls
The Teton Pet Grooming Expo made the Shilo Inn in Idaho Falls its home during the final weekend of July. The goal was for pet groomers to learn more…
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Teton County 4-H program plays an essential part in shaping lives and the county fair
For Tyler Fist and Kaila Moncur the Teton County 4-H program has played an integral part in shaping their lives and futures. They were able to…
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Eddie Owens is thankful for the lessons Teton County 4-H has taught him
The Teton County Fair is well underway, and unfortunately, for one member of the 4-H program in the area, this will be his last year as a…
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Local church and charity hope to convert parking lot into a “safe park”
The future of homelessness in Idaho Falls may have new avenue for relief soon. A brand new charity named the People In Need Coalition (PINC) is…
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Sam Wolcott wins World Championship in elk calling
The next time you hear an elk bugling in the woods you might need to look closer. It could be 10 year old Sam Wolcott the new Pee Wee Champion in the…
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Sheriff’s office urges preparation before water fun
As the summer heat continues to drive more people to have fun in the water the Bonneville County Sheriff’s office wants to remind us to be safe and…
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Water Polo continues to make Eastern Idaho its home
For three years now Rigby has been home to a new club in town; The Rigby Water Polo club. The club calls Rigby High school home and got its start…
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Aubree Ours and 5 first responders receive “life saving award”
It all started as a regular day for Aubree Ours when she started on her route, to deliver meals to the seniors on the Meals On Wheels program. Except…
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Hot Classic Nights raise $15K for Rigby seniors and Meals on Wheels program
Saturday July 9 was all about classic hot rods and raising enough funds to help the Rigby Senior Center feed more than 11,000 meals to seniors in the…
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Rexburg police and Nitro Car Wash partner together to raise funds, awareness to D.A.R.E program
The flashing lights in front of the NITRO Car Wash in Rexburg on North Second East are not for what you might expect.…
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An uncommon herd found in Idaho is thriving
The next time you are on the county roads in Archer, you might need to do a double take when you see cattle grazing in the area, as it might just be…
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Lumber prices continue to rise after a brief down turn
Lumber prices are continuing to rise after a brief downturn during the month of June.…
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CERT creates mock disaster scenario to train public how to respond when disaster strikes
rned members of the community gathered together to receive some hands on training on how they could then help people when a disaster strikes. The…
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Effort to grow Rexburg doesn’t pass, to be revisited
After a second public hearing it has been decided that a propsal to include parts of Salem into an impact zone of Rexburg. With the possibility of…
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Rigby City Park bears new name, honoring a local legend
The Rigby City Park has bore that name for many years. Now the park will honor local hero and legend, Larry F. Wilson. Wilson is a Hall of Fame…
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Gold Cup qualifiers bring BMX Bikers from all over to Sandy Downs
Sunday Morning just behind the Sandy Downs Rodeo Arena BMX riders from all over the NorthWest United States came to Idaho Falls to race for the next…
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Hot Classic Nights brings entire community out to support Rigby seniors
Rigby City Park was filled with cars ripped from the history books and brought to life, by hot rod owners from all…
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Getting a passport might take longer than you hoped
If you are planning to make any international travel plans it may be important to note that there will be delays in receiving your new or renewed…
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Rexburg looks ahead to its future updating comprehensive plan
Rexburg is rapidly growing, causing the Planning and Zoning team in the city to come together to create much needed updates to the Comprehensive Plan…
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Rigby’s Hot Classic Nights is more than just your regular car show
Saturday July 9 will bring new sounds to the heart of the city as the Annual Hot Classic Nights will fill Rigby City Park with Cars, boats, trucks…
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Businesses in Island Park still healing from Yellowstone Flooding
Though Yellowstone National Park is once again open to the public but businesses in the gateway communities to the park are still seeing some…
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Rexburg plans city wide party for Independence Day Celebration
The city of Rexburg is planning a big party to celebrate the birthday of the United States of America. It all will kick off at 10 AM that Monday…
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A family tradition going back 45 years
What once started as a way for his dad to help earn a little more money during the summer months has turned into a full blown family summer business…
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Melaleuca Freedom Celebration promises to be biggest yet
The 29th annual Melaleuca Fireworks show is still getting prepared, for perhaps their largest show yet. With a plan to launch over 18 thousand…
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Officials remind us to have a fun, safe and respectful Fourth of July
As the birthday for the United States inches closer, city officials are encouraging people to not just enjoy their home firework shows but end them…
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