City of Ammon taking public comments on Flagship Homes annexation
Those wanting to give an in-person comment can do so at the June 1st meeting, which will be at 7 P.M. at the Ammon City Hall.
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Those wanting to give an in-person comment can do so at the June 1st meeting, which will be at 7 P.M. at the Ammon City Hall.
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It’s part of an effort to end an overlooked health problem in the gem state.
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A hearing is scheduled for May 19 to discuss the matter.
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“No one wanted to vote against the service contract. It’s just that we couldn’t agree on the amount to pay. So that’s why we decided to look at other options.”
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The gray Nissan Versa hatchback was found Sunday, four years after the 16-year-old went missing.
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The car was located just south of the Johns Hole boat ramp located at River Parkway and Highway 20. With the assistance of the dive teams and Hendrickson’s Towing, the vehicle was removed from the river.
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This will be the first standalone and consolidated police facility in the history of the city.
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“They were just standing in line with basically what they were wearing. And he would hand them a picture and tell them that it was from a student in the United States. And they would look at that picture and they would just start smiling and they would just stare at it. I just thought that is amazing how we can communicate in so many different ways. And one of them is through artwork.”
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The nonprofit has been having students at east Idaho schools fill out forms of what products they need, in an effort to provide a three-month supply to last over the summer break.
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“It’s going to be one of those efforts that’s going to take the collaboration of a lot of different people, cities, to come together to save the water in our region.”
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After Payton died in August of 2015, the family decided to keep the tradition going and help other families waiting for a transplant.
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A jury trial for Vallow is scheduled to begin in Ada County on October 11 with a finish date of December 16, according to paperwork filed Wednesday.
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One in five school-age girls are unable to afford basic period products, resulting in them missing school or other events. The East Idaho Period Project is working to end period poverty in east Idaho.
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The surgery Abigail Rose needed is only performed at a few hospitals nationwide, including the Utah Fetal Center.
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During that time, she used her phone to research, guns, school shootings, and gunmen in school shootings. She also downloaded “numerous” images on her phone of other school shootings such as Columbine and Sandy Hook.
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Sevy then “observed (shooter) retrieve a firearm from a backpack, and fire several times in the hallway. She appeared to aim at several students and a staff member.”
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Brigham’s Mill co-owner Ryan Nelson explained their reasoning, saying there is a surplus of housing for students, and not enough for the rest of the community.
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Tenants at Brigham’s Mill were told via email on March 22 to be prepared to move out by April 8.
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Video surveillance footage recovered from La Michoacana Ice Cream Palace revealed two individuals near or inside the F350 at approximately 3:18 P.M. About 15 minutes later, surveillance video showed a third individual, Rangel, walking toward the truck.
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The Blackfoot Animal Shelter needs people to come adopt or foster animals, after the shelter announced they are full.
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UPDATE 3/31/22: At approximately 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, Idaho Falls Police officers responded to the area of 200 S Woodruff behind Planet Fitness for a report of a possibly deceased person.
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The film highlights the fact that trafficking happens everywhere.
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“Our duty is to continue to work those. And we do,” Lovell said. “For the victims, for the family, because they didn’t deserve to be victims of these crimes. And it is our job to solve these and bring those families of those victims some answers.”
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The suspect was described as a medium build Hispanic male, possibly in his 20s, and was wearing black cargo pants, a dark blue jacket, a black beanie hat with red stripes, and a blue face mask.
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Hill was in the northern Ukraine city of Chernihiv seeking life-extending treatment for his long-time partner Irina, who suffers from MS, when Russian forces invaded.
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Heroes Defense presented 15 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to the Idaho Falls Fire Department Tuesday to assist with the department’s ongoing efforts to increase survival rates for individuals experiencing a cardiac event.
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Olsen says she wouldn’t be where she is without the support she’s gotten from friends, family, and customers. Especially after she had to move back to baking in her home, with her six-quart mixer rather than the industrial mixer at Mrs. Powell’s.
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Sunday marks two years since the first case of the coronavirus was reported in Idaho. Making it the 49th state to have a confirmed case.
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Organizer Yohan Delton says the gathering is meant to do two things: lift up local Ukrainians and allow community members to come together and share their hope and pain.
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The bond would fund three projects: Building a new school for Hibbard Elementary, and remodeling the current school for early childhood and pre-K programs. The third would add new classrooms and expand the current lunchroom at Madison Junior High.
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During a preliminary hearing, both defense and prosecution are allowed to present evidence and closing arguments. At the end, a judge determines if the prosecution has probable cause to justify a jury trial.
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Jefferson School District 251 is asking for voters to approve a new school bond, which would fund several proposed projects.
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The new volunteer program brings in dads to bridge the community and schools together, explains Whitney Wagoner, the student safety coordinator for the district.
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Idaho Falls City Library Board Member Rodd Rapp explains the issue is the current service agreement, which ends on September 30th.
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Crispy Cones started out as a tent on the side of the road in Rexburg in 2018, says founder Jeremy Carlson.
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Juniors at Compass Academy in Idaho Falls are raising awareness to stigmas surrounding mental health, through their ‘More than a Stigma’ projects.
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The Idaho Contractor License Review Board and the city of Idaho Falls donated $4,000 Wednesday morning, for materials for students to build a tiny home.
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Barr recommends doing research, especially if it’s a company you’re not familiar with, and to find out what others are saying about them.
Continue ReadingAs the omicron surge continues to impact Idaho and Wyoming, health care professionals are trying to figure out how to best treat those who are sick, but not sick enough to be in the hospital.
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Health districts in Idaho are dealing with a backlog of more than 42,000 positive Covid cases which still need to be followed up on, according to the state’s Covid-19 dashboard.
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Rigby and Madison High Schools brought their Holocaust and pre AP English classes together Thursday, to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day, and hear from a woman whose parents survived.
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“We have to see a calming of the market. Every sprinter has got to take a break, right? So our market has to ease up. But I don’t see easing in respect to property values where we’re just not going to see that.”
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“Every one of these families deserve answers, and police do need help on these cases. They are never, never over until we have justice,” Douglas said.
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“It’s really important that we have more subs because the reasons for the cancelation (Friday) was because we don’t have enough subs to cover, you know, the teachers and the staff that are out,” Peterson said. “So we really need the community to rally around and come and help us so that we can keep the schools open.”
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A SWAT situation in Idaho Falls has been resolved with no injuries and a person in custody.
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Governor Brad Little is getting ready for the 2022 legislative session, and among the things he’s focusing on is combating drug overdoses and stopping illegal drugs before they even enter Idaho.
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Bonneville School District 93 reports all schools will be closed Friday, January 14.
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There has been some confusion over a local hospital announcing its first baby of the year.
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A look back at the major events in the case against Lori Vallow Daybell and Chad Daybell this last year.
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Deputies arrived on the scene and determined the person was dead “from what appears to be prolonged exposure to the elements,” a press release states.
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The wind and landscape also play a role in when roads will reopen.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is reminding people about being safe while traveling, not just during the holidays, but year-round.
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A Rexburg couple had Christmas come early this year, in the form of identical triplet girls.
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“This has been an amazing thing the last few months is that students will now come down to our office and say, ‘I saw somebody look sad today or I saw somebody that just something wasn’t quite right.’,” Howard said.
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Third graders in Bonneville School District 93 are on a mission to get a book made into a movie.
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While INL couldn’t give an exact number of how many employees no longer work there, they called it “a small percentage.”
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A former Brigham Young University Idaho student is going viral for a video addressed to the university.
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“We work with the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center, The Sheriff’s Office, and Idaho Falls Police Department to identify kids that have been in abusive situations or certain situations where they’ve had a negative experience and law enforcement has interacted with them,” Lovell said.
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When it comes to preparing for snowy weather, Buttars says that prep can start as early as a week before the storm.
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The 13 tables make up several displays, featuring areas such as historic Ashton, farming, and Henry’s Lake.
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“If we expect students to learn well in school, we have to be able to take care of some of those basic needs that are necessities, and mental health is one of those things.”
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The annual Rexburg Thanksgiving program at the Rexburg Tabernacle returned Thursday, for their 40th annual event.
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The land would hold more than 2,600 single-family detached homes, and 498 townhomes.
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Teton County Clerk Kim Keeley said the election itself went well, and the only issue was in the reporting.
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Mountain View Hospital is proud to care for babies born as young as 28 weeks in its new, expanded neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
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Rebecca Casper has been re-elected as mayor of Idaho Falls.
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The plane landed at the intersection of Pioneer Road and Lodgepole Street, less than a mile from the airport.
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The ceremony to dedicate the new state veterans cemetery took place Friday.
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Casper says a focus of hers since her first term has been economic development.
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The race for Idaho Falls mayor is between incumbent Mayor Rebecca Casper and Ashley Romero.
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“It’s been pretty consistent, unfortunately,” Sperry said. “You know, the start of the school year seems like there are quite a few, and then it’ll decrease for a little and then go back up. But it’s usually pretty busy. This year has been quite busy as well.”
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The Alaska Air flights will run seven days a week starting June 16, 2022.
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The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce is preparing for an increase in tourists, as the US prepares to reopen borders in November, after being closed for almost two years.
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The Clothesline Project gives a voice to survivors and family members of those killed by an intimate partner.
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The Rexburg North Idaho Temple will be the eighth temple in Idaho
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The town of Rigby honored the two staff members being hailed as heroes after the shooting at Rigby Middle School in May.
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This means students and employees are required to wear face coverings over their mouth and nose “when physical distancing cannot be maintained”
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Baby strollers, laundry baskets, and garbage cans are among the solutions.
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Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra was in east Idaho Wednesday, visiting both Bonneville and Hillcrest High Schools.
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We did reach out to the school district for clarification, and to discuss the policy, and were told superintendent Chad Martin spent the day talking with the middle and high schools about the policy.
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Jefferson County Sheriff’s office says a student is in custody for bringing a firearm to Rigby Middle School this morning.
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The Gabby Petito/Brian Laundrie case has put the topic of domestic abuse into the spotlight, and according to Teena McBride, the executive director at the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center in Idaho Falls, it can look like a lot of things.
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Teton County Coroner Brent Blue was seen arriving in the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
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The Denver field office of the FBI has confirmed they, along with the National Park Service, Teton County Sheriff’s Office & Jackson Police Department are currently conducting ground surveys in areas of Grand Teton National Park that are “relevant to the investigation” in Gabrielle Petito’s disappearance.
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She said the pair spent about 15 to 20 minutes in the store, and that they came in on either August 25 or 26.
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As east Idaho grows, the calls for fire, police or EMS go up.
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“There’s nothing else that matters to me now. This girl right here, this is what matters. That is it. Anything else comes second to this.”
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Laundrie returned back to Florida alone on September 1.
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Hundreds lined the streets, balconies, and roofs to welcome home Marine Corps Lance Corporal Rylee McCollum.
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The lobby of the Thunder Ridge Auditorium will be transformed into a memorial museum with artifacts and a wall will all of the names of those lost, said Cammack.
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Hospitals throughout the region are currently experiencing COVID-19 hospitalization rates exceeding those of the peak surge in December 2020.
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The roadway was not paved and visibility was reduced due to blowing dust. Hansen’s RZR crossed the center of the road and collided head-on with the Dodge.
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A climber ascending Teewinot Mountain found the deceased man at the base of the Black Chimney climbing route.
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A group of boaters rescued a woman Saturday afternoon after she crashed her car into the Snake River.
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Shank also says he’s hopeful schools will stay in person during the whole school year, but says it’s up to the community to help ensure students and staff get to have that.
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Spinal surgery is now a little easier at Mountain View Hospital in Idaho Falls thanks to augmented reality headsets.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office reports Marvin McDonald and Hailey Terrisse, wanted on felony aggravated battery charges related to the Aug. 29 Moonstone Dr. shooting, were apprehended today in Wendover, UT.
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Numbers from the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce show July was the busiest month on record for hotel occupancy.
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A ribbon-cutting was held for the new 130,000 square foot school, which will welcome around 900 students when school returns next week.
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“There’s not a question. We will feed kids,” Plain said “We just may have to alter our menu a little bit”
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