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As a nutrition professional, I have always believed that you can eat intuitively.
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Governor Little paid a visit to Southeast Idaho today to โmake the point for people to choose to do the right thingโ in relation to the pandemic.
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While many of us are experiencing the pandemic through a local lens, Idaho Falls truck drivers have been exposed to restrictions, reactions, and various health measures across the nation.
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Every year, the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce honors ten young professionals who have gone above and beyond to accomplish outstanding feats in their careers, community, and education.
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Easily sharing exciting news is one of the things we all love about posting to our social media accounts. But sharing when your house will be empty this holiday season may not be the safest choice.
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Winterizing your home can save you money on your power bill and keep you warm throughout the winter.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is putting on a live nativity scene at the temple grounds Thursday at 6 p.m.
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The Commerce decided to keep the “Out of the Box” lunches event alive by giving back to hungry and struggling neighbors who are also feeling the effects of the pandemic through transforming โOut of the Boxโ lunches into a fundraising event.
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The College of Eastern Idaho now has a Falcon Food Pantry on campus to assist students who may be struggling with food insecurity.
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Elliot Page wrote a letter on Instagram announcing he is transgender with he/they pronouns.
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The Fraternal Order of Eagles (F.O.E) presented a check for $6,717.03 to the Building Hope Today Foundation founder, Matt Morgan, on Thursday night.
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The Idaho Falls Fraternal Order of the Eagles (F.O.E) conducted a food drive throughout the month of November.
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Gifts left out in the open while we store hop this holiday season may be an invitation for theft.
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Optum Idaho is partnering with the Idaho State Department of Education and C-A-L Ranch Stores to hold its second annual giving campaign and celebration called โGive Cold Feet the Boot.โ
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Rob Podgorney, geothermal program program manager with the INL has created a model for a geothermal well that can hopefully harness the power from the Yellowstone hotspot and snowmelt from the Tetons to create an aquatic center for Teton Valley.
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Idaho State Police Forensic Services (ISPFS) recently received a grant for $150,000 from the Bureau of Justice Assistance that will go towards conducting forensic molecular genetic genealogy.
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College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) Early College Programs offer students the opportunity to earn college credits and industry certifications while still enrolled in high school.
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Madison Memorial will be among the first medical facilities nationwide to implement the just-released monoclonal antibody treatment known as bamlanivimab, providing this cutting-edge procedure for targeted COVID-positive patients in Madison County and the surrounding areas.
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Tourism revenue is rising again after a drastic dip due to the pandemic and the Idaho Falls Auditorium District is optimistic about moving forward with the Mountain America Center.
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Community colleges all over the state recently upgraded to include a Job Corps program on all campuses.
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The U.S. Department of Education awarded College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) a $120,000 child care grant.
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Law Enforcement Chaplaincy of Idaho (LECI) operates as a sounding board for law enforcement to contact in the event that workforce stress begins to take a toll on an officerโs mental health.
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A truck ran through the storefront of Hippie Down on October 18.
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College of Eastern Idaho has been awarded a $1.2 million Economic Development Administration grant to design and build a 90,000 square foot career technical education facility.
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Fred Meyer has announced plans for Black Friday events that will bring changes to holiday shopping.
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Some people may have an inaccurate perception of how COVID-19 is impacting our public safety in regard to holding capacities in our jail facilities during the age of social distancing.
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Governor Brad Little announced Friday the stateโs participation in CyberStart America – an innovative, online cybersecurity competition sponsored by the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation and the SANS Institute and supported by the Idaho National Laboratory.
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Frank Ocegueda-Munoz, 23, of Caldwell, was sentenced to 71 months in federal prison for two counts of unlawful possession of a firearm, U.S. Attorney Bart M. Davis announced yesterday.
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An Ontario, Oregon resident and a Weiser, Idaho resident have been charged with interstate trafficking of methamphetamines and other drugs.
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Former Idaho National Lab and Department of Energy workers are invited to attend the drive-through National Day of Remembrance Celebration hosted by Nuclear Care Partners.
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On October 19, Kristin Weston, principal of Rendezvous Upper Elementary School in Driggs, announced to her staff that they have the chance to participate in a pilot testing project in partnership with Teton Valley Health.
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Owens Family Lights at 1385 Lowell Drive in Idaho Falls is offering “Music, Magic, and Illumination” this spooky season.
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The Idaho Falls City Council approved a contract between Creekside Counseling and first responders on Monday.
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Congressman Mike Simpson spoke at the West Bank Convention Center on Wednesday. He addressed many issues facing Idahoans and all Americans.
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District 93 is facing new challenges in coping with the pandemic in the classroom. Sandcreek Middle School is asking for volunteer teachers to help keep kids in school.
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Governor Little says he is committing to combating substance misuse in Idaho.
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game, Upper Snake Division reports an uptick in sales of hunting licenses and tags for the 2020 elk hunting season that begins on October 15th.
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REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – UPDATE: Rexburg Police say a missing Rexburg teenager has been located and is no longer considered to be “missing” or “endangered”. The Rexburg Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing male teenager. According to their Facebook page: “Derek Wayne Owens age 17, was last seen at
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REXBURG, IDAHO (KIFI/KIDK) – Eastern Idaho Public Health moved Madison County into the High Risk level of the COVID-19 Regional Response Plan during an EIPH board meeting on Wednesday. During the meeting, board members commended the mayor of Rexburg for calling on his community to follow the preventative measures put in place to slow the
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Only 1 Intensive Care Unit bed was available in the Idaho Falls area over the past weekend, according to the hospital CEO’s. It’s because of the number of COVID-19 patients being admitted to the hospital.
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department (IFFD) is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Associationยฎ (NFPAยฎ) โ the official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week for more than 90 years โto promote this yearโs Fire Prevention Week campaign, โServe Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen!โ
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In District 91, 126 students are currently self-isolating under parental guidance and 290 and have been ordered to self-quarantine by the school board.
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Today at noon, Ammon Mayor Sean Coletti will speak at Broadway Fields by reading the Residentsโ Rights Proclamation.
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Ammon Fire Department firefighters are serving their last day under the city of Ammon.
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The owners of some exotic animals which were surrendered recently to Idaho Fish and Game spoke about the animals Saturday.
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game officers recently took possession of several exotic reptiles from an Idaho Falls area residence.
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Thursday is a sad day in an already sad murder case of Tylee Ryan and Joshua “JJ” Vallow.
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In years past, the start of fall is typically the start of Halloween planning. Children begin picking out costumes, parents start loading up on goodies to hand out, and the spooky season begins.
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The intent of the East Idaho State Fair this year is to keep the fairgrounds as localized as possible to prevent the risk of people from all over Idaho, as well as other states, congregating at the fair and potentially spreading the virus back home in their own communities.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department is partnering with the Idaho Department of Corrections Re-Entry Program on a Hygiene Kit Donation Drive.
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As the pandemic has ripped away the greater sense of normalcy around the world, many businesses are continuing to feel the financial effects. The economic development coordinator for the city of Idaho Falls, Dana Briggs, says our community may not belong within those statistics.
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Since the March shut down due to the COVID-19 health crisis, the Community Food Basket in Idaho Falls has seen the number of community members seeking emergency food assistance skyrocket.
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Many residents of Eastern Idaho may hear a knock at their door or receive some other type of communication from the U.S. Census Bureau within the next few weeks. Unfortunately, thereโs a concern that imposters are vying for your information as well.
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Idaho nurses are being scammed by mail and phone by people threatening their nursing credentials.
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Providers are expressing an increased rate of people seeking mental health services, including people who have never stepped foot in a therapeutic setting before.
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298 small white flags surround the American flag pole in Bruce Mason’s front yard in Driggs.
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Distance learning is meant to keep kids safe from COVID-19 but experts are reminding parents of the dangers lurking on the internet.
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The Shelley School District began its school year on Tuesday.
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Studies confirm creating art can reduce stress and anxiety levels in the body.
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The unprecedented challenges brought on by COVID-19 are exacerbating the opioid epidemic across the country. Idaho is seeing an increase in the number of suicides and people falling into relapse.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The YMCA is seeking to offer resources for working parents who cannot teach their children from home if school districts transition to any form of online learning. The YMCA provided a distance learning classroom during the stay-at-home order and the before and after school director for the YMCA, Matthew Griese,
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Bonneville County Sheriff Paul Wilde says an inmate showed symptoms of COVID-19 last week.
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Idaho fishing license data shows that resident fishing participation is up nearly 32 percent statewide compared to last year as newcomers get hooked on the activity.
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s brick and mortar schools work to create online education options for students, pressure mounts on parents to choose the best public school option in light of COVID-19โs impact on Idaho schools.
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Idaho State epidemiologist Dr. Christine Hahn said Thursday there are new metrics showing how widespread the virus is in Idaho.
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This year, the pandemic forced the Art Council to make some changes.
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Masks limit facial expressions, which can make it hard for younger children who are less verbal to understand nonverbal social cues.
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Servantโs Heart at 1501 North Gate Mile in Idaho Falls is more than just a nightclub.
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The Idaho Falls City Council met with the Idaho Falls Police Department on Monday to discuss building plans and funding requirements for a new police station.
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Thursday is World Day Against Trafficking in Humans.
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When the call came from Washington D.C. asking for aid from other stateโs National Guard in dealing with civil unrest in their city, more than 100 volunteers from Southeast Idaho and a total of over 400 of Idaho National Guardsmen answered that call.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office has received almost 28,000 calls for services so far this year. In July alone, there were about 3,205 calls made to dispatch.
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COVID-19 had a significant impact on the aviation industry.
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There is a concern in the pediatric medical community that some children were not immunized during the shutdown.
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Eastern Idaho Public Health issued a mask mandate for Bonneville County Tuesday evening, and the City Council met with EIPH on Wednesday to educate themselves on Bonneville Countyโs new risk level that caused the enactment of the order.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center is seeing a convergent of two issues colliding simultaneously that are impacting their ICU and ER volume. Summer time usually brings an increased rate of trauma-related visits to EIRMC. These injuries usually occur to outside residents who come to the area for recreational purposes. Colleen
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With the pandemic shutting down many businesses and forcing parents to stay home, daycare services became unnecessary.
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The Pocatello City Council met with Southeastern Idaho Public Health to discuss coronavirus mandate implementation Thursday.
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As coronavirus cases continue to rise, some local businesses continue to offer public safety.
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Heatstroke is the number one cause of death for kids left in cars. 2018 and 2019 were the deadliest years in history for child hot car deaths.
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The community is coming together to raise funds for one of its own.
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When businesses and schools shut down due to the coronavirus, Paul Mitchell school in Rexburg fell into a gray area.
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Law enforcement officers throughout Idaho will be on the lookout for impaired drivers this weekend.
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The Idaho Falls Regional Airport and Idaho National Laboratory have joined forces in a gesture to help veterans in the community feel welcomed and celebrated in Southeast Idaho.
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Students taking Idaho History from professor Kevin Marsh had the task of telling the story of Idaho communities during the Spanish Flu pandemic on an interactive, ArcGIS StoryMap for the public.
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A new PPP Flexibility Act may go into effect that will extend the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to August 8, 2020.
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The last verifiable sighting of Tylee was September 8, 2019. The last sighting of JJ was September 24, 2019.
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Police are investigating an alleged kidnapping and battery at the Y Motel on S. Boulevard in Blackfoot.
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A local tattoo shop is helping recreate an outward persona that matches the inner changes some clients go through.
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Chelsea Briar graduated from Ashford University online with a Bachelor of the Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication.
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The Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center (DVSAC) in Idaho Falls offers a helping hand to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and other violent crimes.
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The Gem supports local artists by giving them a place to perform but the venue shut down when the pandemic hit.
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Jackson, Wyoming law enforcement agencies invited community members to participate in a dialogue designed to share thoughts and answer questions today.
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A local overdose awareness group says more people are overdosing and relapsing during the pandemic.
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Protesters from Bonneville Democratic Party gathered today on the Broadway Bridge to show support for George Floyd.
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