Lack of precipitation could put Idaho in multi-year drought
Idaho could be headed towards a multi-year drought if the state doesn’t receive some much-needed snowpack this winter.
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Idaho could be headed towards a multi-year drought if the state doesn’t receive some much-needed snowpack this winter.
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Bannock County Commissioners announced Monday they appointed Torey Danner to fill the open Coroner position in the county.
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School districts are in the process of updating their Covid-19 policies for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year, just as the CDC is now encouraging universal indoor masking for schools as the Delta variant poses a greater threat.
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The drought much of the Northwest is experiencing is affecting East Idahoans breathing in more ways than one.
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Some relief may be coming to Pocatello’s housing crunch, as two affordable housing projects are getting started in the Gate City.
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People in East Idaho may catch a glimpse of an antique aircraft flying through the sky Wednesday, as dozens fly into Blackfoot for an airshow.
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There will soon be a new, warm place for Pocatelloans experiencing homelessness to rest their heads.
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East Idaho teachers are learning how to fly drones so they can implement the technology into their STEM curriculum.
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Idaho State Police report a multi-vehicle crash northbound on I15 near milepost 100.
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Pocatello City Council members Claudia Ortega, Roger Bray, and Chris Stevens will be conducting a city-wide listening and information tour during July and August.
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The pandemic may not be impeding our everyday lives as much lately, but for some people, it is certainly not over.
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It was a busy weekend for local law enforcement agencies who spent their nights responding to calls for illegal fireworks displays.
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A Pingree couple with a passion for butterflies came upon a one in a million find: a butterfly with both sex chromosomes.
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Two teenagers are dead after a car crash on the highways east of Idaho Falls.
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Time spent sorting your trash may be fruitless and costly, as was uncovered in a Pocatello budget hearing this month.
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Fewer cars on the road during the pandemic may have offered room for drivers to feel at ease speeding. That’s become a safety hazard for western highways and a problem for troopers.
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An iconic piece of Pocatello’s industrial history is getting rejuvenated.
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A dryer than normal spring for East Idaho could mean trouble for area farmers, especially potato farmers.
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Fort Hall has long been a popular place for East Idaho families to buy their fireworks from, due to their large selection.
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As the country celebrated reaching 50% of American adults vaccinated, Idaho missed its first vaccination goal by just 5%.
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At least 10 people died in 8 separate accidents statewide during the 3-day Memorial Day weekend, according to Idaho State Police.
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People got a taste of Pocatello history, as the Brady Chapel opened to the public on Memorial Day.
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The director if the Idaho Department of Finance is warning people of the risks of investing in cryptocurrency.
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A new property tax law that aimed to lessen the burden on homeowners has city officials sounding the alarm.
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Students will have access to food all summer long, thanks to community partners.
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A local hero is posthumously being honored for his bravery.
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Rigby Police are offering a “community recovery meeting” on Monday for the families affected by the shooting at Rigby Middle School.
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The Chubbuck Police Department has identified a body found in a field Saturday as Karl Lockhart.
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‘Help Wanted’ signs are glaring at drivers along Yellowstone Ave. in Pocatello, begging people to apply for a job.
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Car dealerships in the area are having a hard time keeping their new vehicle inventory stocked, so buyers are turning to used cars instead.
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Fewer people are lining up to get a needle in their arm as Idahoans feel uncertain about getting a new vaccine.
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New resources are coming to support the Rigby Middle School community and their rebound from last week’s shooting.
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More than two years later, Fort Hall man Matthew Broncho is still missing. He’s one of countless missing Native Americans that have vanished without a trace across the nation.
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Construction on a new medical plaza in our area is officially underway.
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Idaho’s trailblazing and controversial ban on transgender women in collegiate sports was heard in District Court Monday.
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Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad is speaking out against Senate Bill 1111, calling it “a bad idea altogether,” that would make city governments a partisan issue.
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The Pocatello City Council is planning to readdress the City’s face covering ordinance on Monday.
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With the weather warming up, fire officials are hoping property owners will take steps to make sure they’re ready for fire season.
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Another historic Old Town Pocatello neon sign is being brought back to life with the help of a local artist.
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Multiple education budgets have failed in the House because of concerns over what students are being taught in the classroom.
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The family of the Pocatello man who died in the custody of the Bannock County Jail held a joint press conference with Sheriff Tony Manu on Wednesday.
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A local 16-year-old girl is still missing after seven weeks.
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A cutthroat housing market is seriously impacting first time home buyers and renters in Southeast Idaho.
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After a year of cancellations, postponements, and virtual gatherings, Bannock County is looking forward to an eventful summer.
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The Gate City area is expanding the limited options for couples to tie the knot.
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Idaho’s agriculture and mining industries are protecting themselves against the coronavirus.
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People in the Pocatello and Inkom areas may see smoke from controlled fires this spring.
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People are flocking to the trails as East Idaho enjoys a taste of spring weather. But adventuring into mud can cause more problems than dirty shoes.
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On Monday, vaccine eligibility opened up to Idahoans 55 and older with underlying medical conditions and to people in a variety of jobs, like agriculture and grocery workers.
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Bannock County election officials say the turnout has been good.
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Rowdy Piva of Challis, Idaho is turning 21 Thursday, but instead of celebrating, he’s in Minnesota fighting for his health.
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As Black History Month comes to a close, KIFI takes a look at Idaho’s Black History.
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People in the current priority groups are breaking in the new mass vaccination clinic in Southeast Idaho.
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Good weather is keeping construction moving on the Pocatello High School addition.
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In honor of Black History Month, Idaho State University’s Diversity Resource Center is hosting a week of virtual events.
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Some of the Board’s recent choices has brought the threat of a recall.
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Next time you see a Pocatello Police officer, smile. You’re on camera.
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A local nonprofit, Ride on Dads, is partnering with Pebble Creek Ski Area to host a fundraiser for prostate cancer research.
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During Tuesday evening’s special meeting, the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Board of Trustees took action to resume a 5-day, in-person learning schedule for all grades K-12, beginning March 1, 2021, which marks the first day of the school year’s final trimester.
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Neighbors in Pocatello haven’t had to break out the snow shovel much this winter season.
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After 8 years in the force, Bannock County Sheriff drug dog Ryder is retiring into the care of his handler.
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As of 10:00 a.m. Monday, there are still appointments available in March.
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A Rexburg Senator is among Idaho lawmakers who are leading the way for a bill that would compensate people who have been wrongfully incarcerated in Idaho’s justice system.
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Due to Idaho’s diverse economy, some counties have had a more difficult time bouncing back, while others seem to be blooming.
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On Monday, Church members and volunteers helped distribute 1,300 free boxes of food to Native American neighbors in Southeast Idaho.
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Health officials believe the new and more contagious strain of Covid-19 is likely soon to be, or is already in, East Idaho.
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Neighbors in north Bannock County will have the chance to vote on a proposed levy to fund the future of the North Bannock Fire District.
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In honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, Idaho State University’s Diversity Resource Center is hosting a week of Covid-safe events.
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The Idaho Foodbank is asking Idahoans to show them just how kind we are.
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Animal lovers can expect a new feature at Zoo Idaho this Spring.
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Portneuf Medical Center staff began administering and receiving their second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine Wednesday.
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A 71-year-old Pocatello man died in his home Tuesday night after an accidental electrocution.
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On Tuesday evening, the Board will consider changing the hybrid schedule or leave it as is.
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Residents of Independence Home in Pocatello were buzzing with excitement Monday while receiving their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.
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Groups of Idaho activists are renewing the effort to legalize marijuana, both for medicinal and recreational purposes.
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There’s a new face at the helm of Bannock Development, a nonprofit focused on the continued growth of the county.
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Ed Snell’s Pharmacy Shop in Pocatello expects to have their first 2,000 doses of the vaccine in hand by the end of January.
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There’s an ongoing vandalism problem at the Portneuf Wellness Complex.
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School District 25 Board of Trustees unanimously voted to replace the Pocatello Indians with the Pocatello Thunder.
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A fresh blanket of snow may not be so welcome to the driver who woke up late.
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A 12-year-old boy from Montpelier tested positive for the coronavirus on Oct. 26. A month later, after returning to school feeling fine, his organs started to inflame.
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As Covid-19 hospitalizations in Idaho tick up and up, the Portneuf Medical Center staff are feeling the effects.
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The least favorite option is the Pocatello Thunder with a thunder mascot.
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The Pocatello Police Department is mourning the unexpected death of K9 Bart.
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As states start to role out plans for their Covid-19 vaccine distribution, there are pleas for who should be first priority.
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As planned, Idaho State University is returning to remote learning for the remainder of the fall semester.
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Families across the country are making the tough decision this week as to how they’ll spend their holiday.
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Covid-19 is complicating an already short bus driver supply, making it difficult for the district to fulfill the transportation needs of 8,400 students.
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More than 1,000 families will have a complete Thanksgiving dinner, thanks to the donations of the Pocatello cycling community.
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Local first responders trained at Idaho State University’s new Disaster Response Complex on Tuesday.
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The executive order acts as a notice for the guard to prepare to be called to hospitals and long-term care facilities across the state.
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Old Town Pocatello is a little more colorful, thanks to the work of local artist, Nick Hottmann.
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The Idaho State University theatre department is finding ways to perform during the pandemic.
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A family project to honor local veterans is finally complete, after years of work from two brothers.
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The community will feel a local woman’s generous spirit in both their pedals and their poultry this year.
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The Idaho Business for Education published an open letter, urging Idahoans to listen to doctors and use “good old Idaho common sense.”
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Chubbuckians are passionate about Chubbuck, and they made that clear in Tuesday’s election.
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Police have blocked off access to the Family Dollar in Chubbuck after an employee reported a call received about a suspicious package at 3:00 p.m.
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Early voting was encouraged by Idaho state officials all year, in order to keep Election Day polls from becoming super spreaders of the coronavirus.
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Saville is running to represent District 28 in the state legislature.
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