Compass Academy named #1 high school in Idaho Falls area
Compass Academy has been ranked the #1 high school in the Idaho Falls area, according to U.S. News & World Report.
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Three District 91 students named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
The honor recognizes 16,000 students nationally each year for top academic achievement.
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Haunted Hospital in St. Anthony blends local history with spooky stories
A family in St. Anthony, Idaho, has spent over a decade transforming a historic 1920s state reform school into a seasonal Halloween attraction called Idaho’s Haunted Hospital, blending local history with reports of paranormal activity.
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Chubbuck teacher named “2026 SHAPE Idaho Middle School Teacher of the Year” award
After 25 years of teaching, Alpine Academy’s Health and Fitness instructor Marcy Jordan won “2026 SHAPE Idaho Middle School Teacher of the Year” award.
“What do I love the most [about teaching]? Truth. I love when the kids are happy and give back to me the way that I give to them. Truthfully, that’s what I love the most,” Jordan said.
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Students tackle Grit League obstacle course at Alpine Academy leadership day
Students at Alpine Academy in Chubbuck participated in their fifth annual Leadership Day, featuring STEM activities and a custom obstacle course designed to build teamwork and leadership skills.
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Idaho potato production faces setbacks from low prices and water scarcity
Another Idaho potato harvest is coming to an end, but farmers faced several challenges getting this year’s crop out of the ground.
Sean Ellis from the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation says farmers planted about 300,000 acres of potatoes this year, down from roughly 315,000 acres last year. The decrease was driven by several factors, including water availability and potato prices.
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Rise of Feline Panleukopenia shows up in Southeast Idaho and Western Wyoming
Veterinarians and animal shelter officials in Idaho Falls and Alpine are warning cat owners about a rise in cases of a highly contagious feline virus in recent weeks.
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New Safe Pass Program takes effect Oct. 1
After months of calls for increased safety on Teton Pass, the Wyoming Department of Transportation is enforcing a new program aimed at helping drivers better prepare for mountain driving.
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Dump truck driver in deadly Teton Pass crash pleads not guilty
The dump truck driver in the fatal Teton Pass crash had pleaded not guilty to two counts of homicide by vehicle.
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Bonneville Grid Kid Gold Team donates 104 blankets to EIRMC’s Ronald McDonald Family Room
The Seventh Grade Bonneville Grid Kid Gold Team donated 104 blankets to the Ronald McDonald Family Room at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center, giving families a little extra warmth and comfort while they spend time at the hospital.
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Madison High School hosts 7th annual band competition and festival
Families filled the bleachers to cheer on their students as marching bands all the way from from Caldwell, Idaho, to Star Valley, Wyoming, came together at Madison High School in Rexburg for the seventh annual marching band competition and festival.
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A SPUD-TACULAR COMEBACK: Historic Spud Drive-In in Driggs set for major rebuild
The iconic Spud Drive-In has been closed since a 2022 windstorm destroyed its movie screen. Now, developers are moving forward with plans to rebuild the theater and transform the property into a larger entertainment destination.
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New safety signs on Teton Pass as community pushes for safer travel
WYDOT crews began installing updated signs on Monday along Highway 22, including new “Must Stop Brake Check” signs at the summit and “No Parking” signs near the gravel escape ramp and vehicle arrestor system. This step towards safety comes after summer travel resulted in three deaths and multiple injuries.
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Rexburg pilot John Bagley awarded highest honor in aviation
“All the good things that there is to do in life, you can experience in an airplane,” Bagley said.
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Suspect arrested in connection with Rexburg stabbing
The Upper Valley Special Response Team (SRT) executed the warrants at the suspect’s home and took the suspect into custody at the Madison County Jail on charges of Aggravated Battery.
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4-year-old entrepreneur brings candy machines to local businesses
With help from mom and dad, four-year-old Emree Eddy has started putting candy machines inside local businesses, giving customers a quick sweet treat while learning about money, responsibility and communication.
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Diesel prices hit record high in Idaho
Diesel prices reach a record high in Idaho, with the average diesel price reaching $6.07 in the state, according to AAA.
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Manufactured home destroyed in Idaho Falls fire, under investigation
The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a structure fire at a manufactured home Friday night, Sept. 11, near North 75th East.
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Grizzly 399 sculpture unveiled at National Museum of Wildlife Art
Hundreds of people flooded the National Museum of Wildlife Art to see the museum’s newest installation, “Against All Odds,” featuring Grizzly 399, after two years in the making.
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Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival kicks off with #1 spot on Most Vibrant Arts Community ranking
Jackson was recently named the No. 1 most arts-vibrant community in the country, ranking ahead of San Francisco and New York. Meaning the town has prioritized federal arts grants and funding for art communities.
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You can park here! Blackfoot residents open yards for fair parking
The Eastern Idaho State Fair brings thousands of people to Blackfoot each year, but for many fairgoers, finding a place to park can be one of the biggest challenges. For some residents who live near the fairgrounds, that parking headache has become an opportunity to make extra money and, in many cases, help others in their community.
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‘Experts Day’ takes on the Eastern Idaho Fair Demonstrations
Fairgoers attended Demonstrations Day at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot on Monday to learn various skills from local experts, including hiking, barbecuing, and event planning.
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Jefferson County coroner identifies man killed in Rigby bar encounter
A police response near the Off Ramp Bar and Grill ended in tragedy Saturday afternoon when an armed man took his own life following a confrontation with officers.
Continue Reading Ririe man charged with vehicular homicide following fatal Teton Pass crash
A Ririe man faces two counts of homicide by vehicle following a fatal Teton Pass crash in July, while safety advocates call for further improvements to address the road’s underlying dangers.
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Postcards for Public Lands: Greater Yellowstone Coalition Launches Campaign to Protect 45 Million Acres of Public Lands
The Greater Yellowstone Coalition launched a statewide postcard campaign in Driggs, Idaho, to protect 45 million acres of public lands from potential rollbacks to the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule.
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From Strange Notes to Indecent Exposure: Rexburg women speak out after stalking incident leads to arrest
Several Rexburg women are speaking out after a week of receiving unsettling notes and uprooted flowers culminated in the arrest of a man accused of stalking local apartment complexes and exposing himself to the residents.
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City of Ammon to begin charging 3% convenience fees for electronic payments
Residents who pay the City of Ammon by card or electronic check will soon see an additional 3% convenience fee, starting Tuesday, Sept. 1st 2026.
Continue Reading Rexburg Police arrest man accused of disturbing residents while naked at apartment complexes
Rexburg Police arrested a man Saturday morning after a weeklong reports of a naked man disturbing residents at apartment complexes in the area.
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19th annual Tin Cup Awards sets new donation record
The 19th annual Tin Cup Challenge in Teton Valley raised a record $4.9 million for local nonprofits and brought together donors, businesses and nonprofits to support local organizations across Teton Valley.
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Two decades, 50,000 miles: Veteran guide marks major Snake River milestone
Michael Inman recently celebrated his 5,000th guided float on the Snake River with Barker-Ewing in Grand Teton National Park. Over a career spanning more than 25 years, Inman has traveled approximately 50,000 miles on the river, the equivalent of going around the Earth about twice.
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Coroner identifies motorcyclist killed in Sunday crash
An 18-year-old man is facing felony charges after a vehicle struck and killed a motorcyclist Sunday morning in Idaho Falls in a hit and run.
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Microsurfacing to temporarily close lanes on several Idaho Falls roads
Drivers in Idaho Falls should expect temporary lane closures beginning Sunday, Aug. 23, as crews begin microsurfacing work on several roads throughout the city.
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National Aviation Day: Jackson Hole Airport’s Hugo Hernandez recognized as American Airlines Safety Champion
American Airlines named Hugo Hernandez, a ramp lead and crew chief at Jackson Hole Airport, a 2026 Safety Champion for his commitment to safety in the challenging environment of Grand Teton National Park.
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Back-to-School shopping: How much will school supplies cost Southeast Idaho parents this year?
What are your back-to-school supply budgeting tips?
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Polls Closed: Wyoming Primary Election Results
Wyoming’s primary election is Tuesday, August 18, and Teton County voters can cast their ballots at any of the county’s five vote centers, regardless of where they live.
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New affordable housing project aims to keep local workers living in Teton Valley
175 Front Street is being developed through a collaborative effort involving Teton Valley Housing, the Idaho Housing and Finance Association and other local partners.
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7N Ranch Resort reopens after Big Rock fire, thanks community for support
7N Ranch Resort is back in business after the Big Rock Fire forced it to temporarily close its doors for nearly a week.
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GoWest ‘East Idaho Welcome Home’ program aims to make homeownership more accessible
The East Idaho Welcome Home program launched Monday as a partnership between the GoWest Foundation and four local credit unions: Connections Credit Union, Frontier Credit Union, Idaho Central Credit Union and Westmark Credit Union.
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“We Are All Concerned,” Community seeks solutions for Teton Pass safety
Residents from both sides of Teton Pass came together Monday night to discuss ways to make one of the region’s busiest roads safer following a series of serious and deadly crashes. The meeting was organized by a group of seven community members, including Gary Kofinas, whose friend was killed when a dump truck lost control on Teton Pass.
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Gov. Brad Little and Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke discuss Idaho Falls expansion, wildfire season and more
Governor Brad Little and Lieutenant Governor Scott Bedke met with local business owners in Idaho Falls on Tuesday, discussing the opportunities and challenges that come with Southeast Idaho’s continued growth. During the panel, they also discussed pressing issues that the state is facing.
Continue Reading Teton County community members discuss Teton Pass safety concerns and solutions
Community members will gather Monday evening to discuss safety concerns on Teton Pass as crashes along the mountain highway continue to be a concern for drivers.
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Downtown Driggs draws artists out for Plein Air Festival Quick Draw
Downtown Driggs was transformed into an outdoor art studio as painters set up their easels, brushes and canvases during the Plein Air Festival.
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Artists gather at Grand Targhee for 15th Annual Driggs Plein Air Festival’s Paint Out
Artists from across the country hopped on the Dreamcatcher lift at Grand Targhee Resort to paint open mountain skies this week as part of the 15th Annual Driggs Plein Air Festival.
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Three arrested in Teton Valley drug trafficking investigation
Three people were arrested in Teton Valley, Idaho following a multi-agency, multi-state narcotics trafficking investigation led by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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70th Annual Teton County Fair returns with rides, music, pig wrestling
The 70th Annual Teton County Fair is officially underway, bringing a full week of rides, food, livestock shows and live entertainment to the Jackson community and beyond.
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Downtown pet mural ribbon cutting in Idaho Falls, honoring pets while boosting downtown revitalization
After five years in the works, Downtown Idaho Falls has a completed pet mural. The Idaho Falls Downtown Development Corporation celebrated by hosting a ribbon cutting in partnership with the Snake River Animal Shelter.
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Hiker airlifted after falling 300 feet on Mount Idaho
A hiker is recovering after falling approximately 300 feet on Mount Idaho, prompting a large-scale rescue operation in Custer County.
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Two vehicle crash in Irwin sends Idaho Falls man to hospital
Idaho State Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash that injured one person at 10 p.m. on Saturday near Irwin.
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Beyond the viral video: Photographer, recovering grandfather reveal untold details of Yellowstone bison attack
A 65-year-old grandfather is on the mend after a viral encounter with a 2,000-pound bison in Yellowstone National Park, an ordeal bystanders say he survived by putting himself directly in harm’s way to save his young grandson.
It’s been over a week since Carl McDaniel was charged and launched into the air by the massive animal. Now recovering, McDaniel and the photographer who caught the attack on video are sharing the untold details of the split-second decisions and the strangers who came together to save his life.
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Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Motorcycle Ride stops in Idaho Falls
Dozens of veterans rolled into Idaho Falls on Tuesday as part of the 17th Annual Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Motorcycle Ride, a cross-country journey dedicated to honoring the nation’s fallen service members and supporting Gold Star families.
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How Idaho Transportation Department crews stay cool while working outside
“Slowing down, watching for us, keeping an eye out for us is greatly, greatly appreciated because at the end of the day, we all want to go home to our families as well,” Despain said.
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Suspect, passenger killed after wrong-way chase on I-15 in Bingham County
Two people are dead following a late-night police pursuit that ended in a rollover crash on Interstate 15 near Shelley, according to the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office.
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Two vehicle crash west of Ovid injures three
Three people were injured Saturday night after a wheel detached from a Jeep and struck an oncoming vehicle on State Highway 36 west of Ovid, according to the Idaho State Police.
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Montana Man dies following off-highway vehicle crash at St. Anthony Sand Dunes
A 66-year-old Montana man died Friday afternoon after an off-highway vehicle crash at the St. Anthony Sand Dunes.
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Grand Teton Mall security guard on leave after confrontation with shoppers goes viral
A local security guard is on leave following a verbal altercation with a woman that was caught on camera and has quickly gone viral online. The Grand Teton Mall is privately owned by retail real estate company GGP. In a statement to Local News 8, Claudia Ilagan, Public Relations Manager for GGP, confirmed the incident is under review.
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Teton Valley School District faces hiring classified staff challenges ahead of school year
Teton Valley School District is facing a tough hiring market due to funding limitations, high cost of housing, and competition from higher-paying jobs in nearby Jackson Hole, making it difficult to fill vital support staff roles.
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Beating the heat without air conditioning
As temperatures climb across eastern Idaho, health officials are reminding people that heat-related illnesses can develop quickly.
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Patients receive donations with Wackerli Subaru’s Love Promise
Wackerli Subaru donated 40 blankets and 10 patient care kits to patients as a part of their ‘Wackerli Subaru Loves to Care’ initiative.
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Miracle baby Logan celebrates first birthday with NICU reunion at EIRMC
One year ago, Anna and Jacob Ames faced unimaginable uncertainty when their son, Logan, was born at just 22 weeks and one day gestation. Today, Baby Logan Ames is celebrating his first birthday.
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Smithsonian collaborates with Blackfoot Ranch Rodeo for America’s 250th birthday
The Blackfoot Ranch Rodeo is returning for another year, and this time it’s earning national recognition as a featured collaborator with the Smithsonian Center for folk life and cultural heritage as part of the celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
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Evacuation order lifted:’Gap Fire’ burns between Inkom and Pocatello
A vegetation fire is burning in Bannock County, between Inkom and Pocatello, and has grown to an estimated 20 acres.
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Investigation underway after body found at Civitan Park in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Police Department is investigating a person found dead at Civitan Park Friday morning.
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Wackerli Subaru presents Share the Love Donation to The Food Basket
Wackerli Subaru presented a donation check to The Food Basket of Idaho Falls as part of Subaru’s annual Share the Love program.
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Idaho continues to rank last in nation for pediatricians
Idaho continues to rank last in the nation for pediatricians, creating challenges for families seeking health care for their children.
According to Full Circle Health, Idaho has less than half the national average of pediatricians per child, with just 50 pediatricians for every 100,000 children in the state.
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Flock cameras spark debate over public safety and privacy in Southeast Idaho
As Southeast Idaho continues to grow, so do the appearances of Flock cameras. With that, a growing debate is emerging over how much surveillance is acceptable in the name of public safety.
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Bingham County man found dead along Snake River south of Idaho Falls
A 70-year-old Bingham County man was found dead along the Snake River south of Idaho Falls on Friday evening, according to the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office.
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Fire burns nearly 1,000 acres in Power and Bannock Counties
Firefighters are working to contain a wildfire that has burned more than 1,000 acres in Power and Bannock counties.
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Three Hospitalized Following Car Crash in Jefferson County
Three people were hospitalized following a head-on crash in Jefferson County, Idaho, and the cause of the crash is still under investigation.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Detective Korey Payne awarded Idaho ‘Hometown Hero’ award
Detective Korey Payne was awarded the Hometown Hero Award by the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho for his exceptional service and dedication to combating internet crimes against children.
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Report: Idaho and Wyoming among nation’s highest for uninsured children under six
A new report is raising concerns about health insurance coverage for Idaho and Wyoming’s youngest residents.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office kicks off 2026 career camp
Today was the first day of the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office Career Camp. Students got a firsthand look at what it takes to work in law enforcement through hands-on, law enforcement related activities.
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‘Why would someone do this?’ Local family mourns beloved horse shot near Sage Lakes Golf Course
An Idaho Falls man and police is looking for answers after a horse was shot sometime between late Saturday evening, across the Sage Lakes Golf Course, near Lewisville Highway.
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Breaking the wallet before the walk: local families struggle to budget graduation parties
How much does a graduation typically cost? That’s the question many parents have before they throw their kid’s graduation party. In between picking out the perfect venue, catering and decorations, making the perfect party can be difficult, especially with rising costs and inflation.
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100 Deadliest Days: How to keep you and your teenager safe
The 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor day are known as the most dangerous days for teen drivers as the weather gets nicer and people drive faster. And as summer begins, more teens hit the road, traffic increases and risky driving behaviors become more common.
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Idaho Water Managers warn of ‘dire’ summer outlook as runoff hits historic lows
Idaho’s water outlook is looking grim despite some short-term relief in the coming days, water managers warned during the final Idaho Water Supply Committee meeting of the season on Wednesday.
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District 30 Rematch: Fuhriman wins Republican Primary rematch against Former Rep. Young
Ben Fuhriman won the Republican nomination for District 30 Seat B in Bingham County, Idaho, with 53.65% of the vote, defeating Julianne Young in a rematch of the 2024 race.
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How schools protect students from drugs inside and outside the classroom
Following an arrest of a suspected drug dealer that was taken into custody last week in connection with a Sugar City student’s overdose earlier this year, Local News 8 learned about how schools across eastern Idaho are working to prevent drug use among students both on and off campus.
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Mountain Home Air Force Base under lockdown after mid-air plane crash
Two EA-18G Growlers collided during the Gunfighter Skies Air Show at Mountain Home Air Force Base, forcing a lockdown and cancellation of the event, with all airmen ejecting safely and no major injuries reported.
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Locked and unloaded: Local firearm safety tips for Idaho families
Firearms continue to rank as the leading cause of death for children nationwide. Families should take extra precautions at home by properly storing guns unloaded, locked away and out of children’s reach.
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United States Navy showcases mixed-reality experience at Technical Careers High School
Students at Technical Careers High School will get a firsthand look at the technology and teamwork behind Navy careers today, as the U.S. Navy brought its traveling “Strike Group” mixed-reality experience to students.
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Injured hiker recovering following avalanche near Mount Borah
A hiker was rescued and airlifted to a hospital after being caught in an avalanche near Mount Borah on Sunday, May 10th. In the wake of the incident, the Custer County Sheriff’s Office is reminding people to be prepared when heading into the backcountry.
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“A Kind, Well-Loved Friend”: ISU student Scott Robbins dies in kayaking accident
Scott Robbins, a student at Idaho State University, tragically lost his life in a kayaking accident on Marsh Creek earlier this month, despite the efforts of his group and emergency responders.
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35-year-old Ririe man in custody following Friday night reports of shots fired
Isreal Joel Hughes, 35, is in custody after reports of shots fired Friday night, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.
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Contract issues between Portneuf Medical Center and Regence BlueShield of Idaho could cost 5,700 patients their health care
Several thousand southeast Idaho residents could lose in-network access to Portneuf Medical Center, along with their affiliates —Pocatello Health Services, PHS Ambulatory Services, and Portneuf Ambulatory Surgical Center — this June as contract negotiations with Regence BlueShield of Idaho fail to produce an agreement.
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East Idaho Cinco De Mayo celebration brings community together in Idaho Falls
Community members gathered Sunday at the Snake River Event Center to enjoy live music, cultural performances, local vendors, and a variety of food throughout the event.
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Idaho Falls Farmers Market returns for the season
“The community support is really amazing,” Casey Etheredge, owner of Ethers Edge said. “It’s so important for the community to support these small businesses because without the community support, we wouldn’t have the farmers market. We wouldn’t have all this amazing stuff happening every Saturday.”
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Gov. Little to declare May as Wildfire Awareness Month
Governor Brad Little is set to officially declare May as Wildfire Awareness Month this Friday, calling on Idahoans to begin preparing now before the fire season. This is especially important for Southeast Idahoans as this year’s season could be especially intense due to above-average temperatures, strong winds, and a lack of snowpack, factors that can quickly dry out vegetation and fuel fast-moving fires.
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Counterfeit Cash: Idaho Falls retiree scammed out of hundreds in marketplace sale
As cash continues to circulate alongside digital payments, counterfeit bills are still slipping into everyday transactions, often going unnoticed until it’s too late, something one Idaho Falls retiree says cost him hundreds of dollars in a Facebook Marketplace sale.
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Former Idaho Gov. Dirk Kempthorne dies at 74
BOISE, Idaho (KIFI)– Former U.S. Secretary of the Interior and Idaho Governor Dirk Kempthorne has died at 74, according to his family, with tributes pouring in from across the state, including from Governor Brad Little, remembering his legacy of public service. Kempthorne’s family announced his passing Friday night, sharing a heartfelt statement reflecting on his
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Idahoan Foods to permanently close Rupert processing plant
A longtime Idaho company is closing one of its processing plants in the Magic Valley. Idahoan Foods confirms it will shut down its facility in Rupert.
The food processing company, known for instant mashed and potato products, notified the state that the closure will impact 61 employees, according to documents from the Idaho Department of Labor.
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‘It’s really hard to be a teenage girl these days’: Bridle Up Hope empowers women and girls through healing with horses
Healing doesn’t always happen in a traditional setting. For some girls and women, it starts in the saddle. A partnership between Champ’s Heart and Bridle Up Hope gives women the opportunity build confidence, resilience, and inner strength through horsemanship.
Continue Reading Southeast Idaho fire crews prep for dry, potentially busy wildfire season
Fire officials say the upcoming wildfire season in Idaho is shaping up to be a busy one, driven by a dry winter and changing weather patterns.
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Gov. Brad Little comes to Idaho Falls to discuss 2026 legislative session
Governor Brad Little came to Idaho Falls to discuss the 2026 legislative session what they mean for Idahoans moving forward.
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“You don’t come to work planning on losing your life that day,” ITD urge caution as National Work Zone Awareness week begins
The Idaho Transportation Department is marking National Work Zone Awareness Week from April 20–24 with a push for safer driving across the state.
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Blackfoot Police clarify no robbery occurred after large response, lockdown at Blackfoot Walmart
Police say no robbery took place following a large law enforcement response at Walmart this Wednesday morning.
The incident began at approximately 10:51 a.m. when the Blackfoot Police Department received reports of a potential bank robbery threat at the Westmark Credit Union.
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School bus delays expected as Idaho Falls intersection closes for construction
arents and students in District 91 should plan for possible bus delays starting Monday, April 13, as a major intersection in Idaho Falls shuts down for construction.
Schools impacted include AH Bush, Edgemont, Hawthorne, Longfellow, Sunnyside, Eagle Rock, Taylorview, Compass Academy, Idaho Falls High School, Skyline, and some preschool routes.
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East Idaho credit unions launch no down payment mortgage program
Thinking about buying your first home? Several credit unions across East Idaho have partnered to introduce a new mortgage program that requires no down payment, designed to make homeownership more obtainable.
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Idaho Power urges safety ahead of Spring yard work for Safe Digging Month
As warmer weather arrives and outdoor projects ramp up, Idaho Power is reminding residents that April is Safe Digging Month and encouraging everyone to take precautions before starting yard work or outdoor activities.
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“Scratch for Schools” fundraiser returns to Southeast Idaho
The Idaho Lottery is bringing back its annual “Scratch for Schools” fundraiser to Southeastern Idaho, and this year’s event is set to be the largest yet. A record number of schools will participate across two days of high-energy competition aimed at raising money for public education.
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Bonneville County clarifies early voting dates for May primary election
Bonneville County election officials are working to clear up confusion after inaccurate flyers regarding the upcoming May Primary Election were handed out throughout the area. The flyers in question contain incorrect dates for early voting.
To ensure every vote counts, officials have clarified that Early Voting will be available at the Bonneville County Elections Office from May 4th through May 15th, Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM.
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