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“The left northbound lane on I15 was blocked for approximately 20 minutes,” ISP said. “The southbound left lane on I15 was blocked for…
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“The left northbound lane on I15 was blocked for approximately 20 minutes,” ISP said. “The southbound left lane on I15 was blocked for…
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Road crews are continuing to assess the bridge’s…
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Dozens of people gathered this morning to check out everything for sale. Vendors sold items ranging from produce, to soap, to…
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Día de los Muertos is a time to celebrate and remember the life of a loved one instead of mourning their…
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The Department of Insurance says in September 2025, it found UnitedHealthcare was deliberately limiting access to Medicare Advantage products by…
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With Halloween on the horizon, people of all ages are being reminded to stay safe during the spookiest night of the year. Here are some essential…
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First responders and local businesses were excited to pass out candy for the kids and…
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Several vendors say their favorite part about being in the farmers market is getting to know the other…
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“It’s unfortunate for the students that want to be here and can’t get into those classes. It’s unfortunate for the employers that are ready to hire…
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“We just encourage people to stay home when they’re sick, get vaccinated, cover your coughs and sneezes, disinfect frequently touched surfaces, and…
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Governor Brad Little asked Idaho’s colleges and universities to submit new budget plans for 2026-27 that reflect a 3% cut in their…
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TSA officers are not employees of the City of Idaho Falls, which owns and operates the airport. Since TSA officers are federal employees, they are…
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As a result of the ongoing government shutdown, Idaho SNAP recipients could not receive benefits that were slated to be paid in November.
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Volunteers quickly filled boxes and stacked pallets of donated food, which were then loaded into trucks to be taken to the Idaho Falls Community…
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“And also for it to look clean and fresh, because that’s why they’re here. They’re here for a clean, fresh…
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There was the thought that Stephanie may have been lost or possibly injured. It is very unlikely that Stephanie disappeared voluntarily or ran away…
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“Just start,” Winchester said. “You don’t have to have an incredible talent to paint. You just have to have a desire to paint. The more you paint,…
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Everyone released balloons into the sky, each one with the name of a child who left this world too…
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Mice and rats can chew through wires, insulation, and pipes, which can lead to fire hazards and structural…
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The bears have been bringing joy to visitors for another year, and it’s almost time for them to take a long winter’s…
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In the last decade, the shelter has saved about 10,000 animals, all thanks to support from the…
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Several people showed off their classic cars they put years of effort…
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“We want to be here. We are here. We’re doubling down on being here. This is important to us. We want to be your hometown…
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Since the Gem State can have long winters, Idahoans often run their heating systems more than their…
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“I was sad when I heard President Nelson died,” Hildebrandt said. “But I’d have to admit, I wasn’t devastated because I knew that he had fought a…
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“It’s so fun to finally see the fruits of what you’ve been working on and to share it with people finally. So I’m really excited for people to see…
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“The fact that everything’s going to be so easy is going to be the hardest part to get used…
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“I think they’ve got a great chance. They’ve done really good. Been working really…
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The team has transported thousands of patients across the region — from trauma cases to critical medical…
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“We are experiencing a real…nuclear renaissance, not only here in America, but on the entire…
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“You can’t go to the gas station or anywhere without somebody coming over, commenting on how much they like your truck,” Shipley said. “I can take…
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The Alzheimer’s Association says if someone thinks they might be developing the brain disease, they should talk about it with someone they trust,…
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Visitors enjoyed riding the barn’s train, navigating the straw maze, and bouncing on the jumper…
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The Idaho Foodbank provided 21 million meals worth of food in the last fiscal…
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“The biggest step is to make that phone call or show up somewhere and ask for help, and that’s always very honored when someone has the strength to…
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Some people might hear elk bugling off in the distance, which sounds like high-pitched screaming. Bulls make these sounds to attract female elk and…
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September 16 commemorates the start of the Mexican War of Independence from Spain in…
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“We’re gonna put trucks on their nose. We’re gonna put trucks on their tailgates, and we might even be putting them upside down…
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Fall semester is usually the busiest one for the BYU-I school year, but some returning students say they are surprised by just how many people are…
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Studies show disc golf is getting more and more popular, especially since the COVID-19…
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The crowds cheered as the drivers crashed into each other. Some cars even starting to smoke and light up in flames, providing pure, simple fun for…
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IIC is figuring out its plan for where to move to so it can keep serving its tenants, but they are optimistic as they start this next…
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“Because we know that area right in town in Idaho Falls is so busy, it has been on our radar for many years already to make a very large scale…
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“Sometimes people get impatient, start weaving in and out of those situations, trying to gain some ground, and that can be dangerous.”…
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The event is meant to remember those who were lost to drug overdose, support families who have been affected, and help the public know what resources…
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“The museum is here to celebrate education, empowering people to be creative, enjoy looking at art, contemplating, having a dialog with yourself as…
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Idaho Fish and Game says hunters must test deer for Chronic Wasting Disease in seven hunting areas, including one just north of Idaho…
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“The support as well is just amazing! Everyone cheering everyone on, just supporting each…
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“Multiple companies like Aalo, their first groundbreaking, are paving the way toward to this new nuclear age where we will see a lot of growth in…
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“Make sure that the growth that’s happening is done in a safe way for the community so that things are still affordable and we’re still keeping the…
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“We really wanted to bring something that’s true to Idaho, but also fits in with the Children’s Museum as well as the Museum of Clean, and I don’t…
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Visitors got to enjoy lots of greek food like roasted lamb, shish kabobs, and gyros, as well as thousands of pastries like…
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“I want to try to restore faith and trust with the city government and the people,” Alldridge said. “And try to do policies that match what the…
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Immunity from childhood vaccines can wear off over time, so even adults need to stay up to date on their…
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With a new school year upon us, D-91 and the teachers union are expected to resume their negotiations and try to come to a new…
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Pocatello’s annual Parade of Homes is happening this weekend. The event allows builders in the area to showcase homes they have built to the public.…
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Todd Brewer, the man convicted of the shootings of two Pocatello Police officers in 2022, has been sentenced to 20 years fixed, 10 years…
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“They will look forward to the ducks. This is like their favorite project for the…
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Thousands of rubber duckies were poured into the Snake River. The crowds cheered and the kids screamed with…
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IFDDC hopes the new system will “improve parking availability and turnover for customers.” The funds the parking system makes will be used for…
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Several vendors provided goods for sale ranging from food, custom made boxes, spices, and personalized…
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“Being in a place like this, I won’t have to fall behind anymore. I can just jump in my wheelchair and still accomplish…
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There is a tentative contract agreement in the works for teachers in the Idaho Falls School District 91. School district officials, along with the…
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This method is meant to let the Education Association decide how the money will be…
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The Education Association’s negotiator, Jake Snarr, says they are not happy with how the budget was presented to them this…
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The events follow the model of Coffee with a Cup, a national initiative meant to help build better communication and trust between police and the…
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The estimates show wolf numbers peak in May due to new pups being born, but the numbers start to decline afterwards due to hunting and other natural…
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“I like to tell myself as a storyteller…as a sports broadcaster, we tell the stories of the coaches, the players and the games. I continued that…
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Participants had to make a product or service, develop their brand, and open for business for the…
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Get ready for a day of excitement, delicious food, and incredible local talent! The first-ever Summer Celebration at the Falls Event is happening…
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A 12-year-old Idaho Falls girl was safely located in Colorado Sunday evening, a day after police say she left home with two adult men Saturday night.…
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Everyone came together to enjoy the cars and each other’s company. They also had an open mic so people could share their experiences related to…
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Visitors got to draw on the sidewalks, learn techniques, and see professional artists make colorful…
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Studies show hearing loss is on the rise for Millennials and Gen Z. 10% of Millennials and 17% of Gen Z have been found to have hearing loss. The…
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Some people might think gas prices would’ve gone up over the holiday weekend, but they were actually lower than last year—by 17…
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The Snake River Animal Shelter is asking people to be cuddle buddies for furry friends in need this 4th of July. If people are already planning to…
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Sullivan has worked as a firefighter for over 20 years. He says the assaults on firefighters often happen because the attackers are not in a stable…
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The Kootenai County Sheriff tells ABC News the firefighters were responding to a fire on Canfield Mountain. When the firefighters arrived, someone…
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Idaho State University’s Physics Department students taught the kids a little about physics and showed them how to build their own water-powered…
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“We’re just here meeting people. I’m really having a good time discussing the artwork and showing people my portfolio and having different…
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On Saturday, June 21, Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park became the site of a truly “heartbreaking” event. Tourists watched,…
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Plants that have a lot of moisture in them and grow lower to the ground will take longer to catch…
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Summer allergies are upon us, and forecasts show the tree and grass pollen outlook will be moderate to high this…
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Some fathers told us they were taking their kids to the zoo for the first time. They said they loved seeing how much their children enjoyed seeing…
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“[My friend] wrapped these poor lifeless babies in her work uniform and I gave her a box to bury them in,” the post…
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The criminal trial of Brandon Cook, a local contractor accused of defrauding homeowners out of hundreds of thousands of dollars through his company,…
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Area residents feel the complex would bring environmental risks, loud noise, and danger to their…
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WYDOT says the hope is for the new Teton Pass to be fully open to the public by the end of…
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The marathon and races commemorate the Teton Dam Disaster, which happened in June,…
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“When you look at the motorcycle crashes, the large proportion of those riders do not have an actual training course underneath their…
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School is out, and if teens want to make money during the break, they have options and resources.
When teens look for jobs to apply to, they should…
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The earthquakes are happening near the Sawtooth Fault, which is south of the focal point of the magnitude 6.5 earthquake that happened in March…
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With summer in the air, many people are excited to get outside and have fun in the water. But area law enforcement is reminding people about the…
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Studies show the barbering industry is growing, mainly due to men becoming more conscious of their appearance and barbershops showcasing their work…
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“Their remains tell incredible stories, not only about the scientific process of mummification, but also about the lives they lived and the people…
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Air filters should be changed every one to two months. If you have a lot of pets that shed, you might need to change the filters even more…
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A fence permit in Idaho Falls costs only $5, but permits to build decks, patios, or install solar panels will cost…
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Depending on what the weather brings, Beck says asphalt will be filled in the middle of…
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“Ant prevention is kind of thinking about locking down the fortress in a lot of…
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If the flag is flown at half-staff during times of mourning, it needs to be brought up to the top of the staff first, then…
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