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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“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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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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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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“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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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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Governor Brad Little came to Idaho Falls to discuss the 2026 legislative session what they mean for Idahoans moving forward.
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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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As tensions continue between Iran and the United States, members of Idaho’s Iranian community are sharing their personal histories, revealing a divide between those who remember the era before the 1979 Revolution and a “burnt generation” that grew up entirely under the current regime.
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Image courtesy of the City of Idaho Falls. IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — The Idaho Falls skyline looks a lot different now that the old water tower is officially gone. But what does the new water tower actually do for the Idaho Falls community? Anchor Megan Lavin gives us an exclusive inside look. Locals React
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Governor Brad Little outlined his Enduring Idaho plan during a stop in Idaho Falls this morning, presenting a budget framework that emphasizes public education funding, workforce development, and investments in rural communities and health care.
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Two demonstrations took place in Rexburg on Saturday, drawing community members to the Madison County Courthouse for both a vigil and a separate rally in support of ICE and Border Patrol.
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Medicaid cuts and declining reimbursements are having a direct impact in Teton Valley, where Teton Valley Health Care has laid off some staff and closed a clinic amid ongoing financial challenges.
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The Eastern Idaho Ag Expo kicks off today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the ICCU Dome!
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Impact fees were the center of debate during the recent Idaho Falls city elections, and now city officials are asking community members to weigh in on proposed updates to the impact fee ordinance and the capital improvement plan.
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Idaho Falls (KIFI) – Centerstage Theatre of Idaho Falls unveiled its latest additions of a new adult theatre education program and its holiday production of Elf The Musical. The adult education program is designed for ages 18+ and will offer creative individuals in the community the chance to gain hands-on experience as performers. Centerstage Theatre
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Rosemark Women Care Specialists is proud to announce the expansion of its Potomac facility, marking an exciting new chapter of growth and enhanced patient care. As part of this expansion, services previously provided at the Taylor Crossing location will transition to the Potomac facility, located at 3450 Potomac Way, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
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Visitors will get a new adventure at the Visit Idaho Falls Experience and Gift Shop.
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One of our local communities has been welcoming a few new businesses, but many more want to come but can’t.
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Eastern Idaho is continuing to grow, as more and more people are moving into the Gem State. The massive influx of people moving into the state has also created a large boom in many of the industries that call Eastern Idaho home.
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East Idaho is growing, and with that comes three new businesses bringing more flavor to Ammon; Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop, Marco’s Pizza and Nothing Bundt Cakes.
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Station 7 is the Idaho Falls Fire Department’s new addition on the south side of town at 370 East 65th South.
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Grocery Outlet Bargain Market is coming to Pocatello.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is preparing to expand the county jail, and the planned project is already fully funded.
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After being in development for a year, a new social platform that was developed by the city of Rexburg has been officially launched.
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Women’s clothing store ROOLEE will be opening a location in Ammon.
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The Idaho Transportation Department has been studying the feasibility and environmental affects of widening the stretch of highway 20 from Chester to the Junction with Highway 87 on the other side of Island Park. The city of Island Park has continuously raised concerns about project and the impact that it could have on the city.
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Construction crews are entering the final stages of construction for Idaho State University’s new alumni center. On Wednesday members of the Pocatello Development Authority had the chance to tour the 26-thousand-square-foot building.
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College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) will hold a ribbon-cutting Wednesday at 12:00 p.m. for the new Eastern Idaho Workforce Training Center (EIWTC).
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Highland High School broke ground on its new varsity baseball stadium on Wednesday.
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New flights are taking-off at the Idaho Falls regional airport. Today was the inaugural flight from Idaho Falls to Reno for Aha airlines.
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The city of Rexburg is growing very rapidly and changes to Highway 20 exits 332 and 333. The solution coming to the city is two new diverging diamonds with construction slated to begin in 2024. Wednesday the Rexburg Chamber of Commerce held a forum for the project to inform business owners and other members of the public how the project will affect the city.
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The city of Ammon will hold a public meeting Monday regarding a possible annexation and rezoning for residential and commercial use.
The city has been in talks with Flagship homes since November 2021.
Plans to transform the old Simplot plant in Aberdeen into a year-round greenhouse may be moving forward.
Geobitmine originally planned to recycle heat from computer servers to warm greenhouses and bring more than 80 jobs to the city. But the plans were halted by new pricing policies for crypto companies from Idaho power.
Idaho Falls has a new grocery store.
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After a second public hearing it has been decided that a propsal to include parts of Salem into an impact zone of Rexburg. With the possibility of being annexed into the city in the future.
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In May, the University of Idaho entered into a partnership with the crypto company Geobitmien to study crypto server heating in the University’s Aberdeen greenhouse. But plans for the partnership have halted as the company petitions Idaho Power’s new customer class.
Geobitmine founder and CEO Jay Jorgenson says Idaho Power isn’t considering his company’s several heating and agricultural applications.
Rexburg is rapidly growing, causing the Planning and Zoning team in the city to come together to create much needed updates to the Comprehensive Plan or Plan Rexburg. As a part of the process they are reaching out to the members of the Rexburg community and asking them for help.
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Construction starts in earnest on Driggs’ new low-income housing development this week. The Depot Square project broke ground on May 6, after over two years of planning.
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More building is underway near the Jackson Hole Junction Development just east of I-15 and south of Sunnyside Road in Idaho Falls.
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Helu Development broke ground on a new apartment building in Idaho Falls on Thursday.
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The Idaho Falls Public Works department has been working closely alongside the contractor, Downtowner, to bring us the Greater Idaho Falls Transit system or GIFT.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Despite the winds, the waterfront was filled with people and the rich smell of fried food for the first day of the Idaho Falls Farmer’s market. Organizers of the market say the day was small but lively. “We have kind of it’s a little bit of a smaller day. It’s
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The Idaho Falls Regional Airport has been serving more passengers than ever before. We’re told that 105,944 passengers passed through the airport in the first three months of 2022. The airport says this tops the previous 2019 record of 77,567.
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Idaho National Lab directors met with College of Eastern Idaho officials Wednesday morning on the Idaho Falls campus.
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The Idaho Falls Regional Airport is serving more passengers than ever before.
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Rexburg is upgrading its city communication infrastructure starting by installing 20 miles of fiber optic cable throughout the city.
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A new restaurant is officially open in downtown Idaho Falls.
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The Idaho Procurement Technical Assistance Center hosted its annual government job fair on Thursday, near Blackfoot.
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The Idaho Transportation Department will be turning off the traffic signals for the month of April at the intersection of 2nd and the C-A-L Ranch parking lot in Rexburg.
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Some future construction workers are getting their boots dirty for the first time this week.
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Rent prices have increased almost 18% nationally over the last 12 months.
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As East Idaho continues to grow the small town of Sugar City is experiencing a large amount of move ins. Many who move in say they are attracted to the small city feel that Sugar City has to offer. This feel and identity of a small town and keeping it intact is Sugar City’s Mayor Steven Adams main priority. He says is hope is to honor what makes his town what it is. “I hope we always keep those unique characteristics. It’s part of what makes this a fun overall community.”
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Are you looking for a fun, messy activity to beat those wintertime blues?
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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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The state has led the country in population growth for the fifth year in a row.
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Another new business is coming to Pocatello near the airport.
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The land would hold more than 2,600 single-family detached homes, and 498 townhomes.
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The wave of growth in East Idaho has presented new opportunities for developers in downtown Idaho Falls.
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Jersey Mike’s Subs will open its first east Idaho location in Ammon on August 11.
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An iconic piece of Pocatello’s industrial history is getting rejuvenated.
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The airport is adding 38,000 square feet. The upgrades include things like new gates, more area for passengers, and a new restaurant, says IDA manager Rick Cloutier.
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The Interstate 15 and U.S. 20 interchange at Exit 119 is undergoing an interim makeover for safety. A bigger project is down the road.
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Construction on a new medical plaza in our area is officially underway.
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Portneuf Medical Center announced Wednesday it is expanding outpatient medical care offerings in the region.
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While movie theaters across the U.S. are reopening more than a year after cinemas went completely dark due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some local theaters found a silver lining and a new source of customers.
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