3 moose illegally killed in west-central Idaho
Three bull moose were illegally shot and killed in Valley County in west-central Idaho, Idaho officials say, and a fourth bull moose was shot at but apparently not injured.
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Chubbuck Elementary School to host virtual Halloween parade
Instead of canceling Chubbuck Elementary School’s annual Halloween parade, Chubbuck’s school staff and administrators decided to find a new way to celebrate the holiday by hosting a virtual parade using Facebook Live.
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Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt supports state’s food banks
Donations from a recent women’s hunting event will directly benefit food pantries in the state, officials said.
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Haunted car wash offers good, clean and scary fun
Are you looking for something fun and spooky to do but still be productive?
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2020-21 Idaho ski season looks promising despite pandemic
The Idaho Ski Areas Association, a.k.a. Ski Idaho, has laid out plans on how its members can address safety concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic this winter.
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Fish and Game to trap, translocate elk responsible for repeated crop damage
Fish and Game will soon be trapping and translocating up to 70 antlerless elk in the Little Camas region of southern Idaho to reduce the size of the elk herd that has historically been depredating on agricultural crops.
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What do you still have ???
Fond memories back when life was simpler, right? What item do you still have from your childhood?
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Salvation Army starts holiday fundraising early due to COVID-19 impact
For the first time in 130 years, the Salvation Army is starting its annual holiday fundraising campaign early across the country.
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Idaho gas prices take another dip
Idaho gas prices dropped by two cents per gallon this week, despite the impact of hurricane season and increasing demand.
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Beware: The buck or bull standing near the road may not be what you think it is
That buck or bull standing next to the road might be a tempting target, but it could be a very costly mistake.
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Authorities investigate killing of grizzly bear in Fremont County
Wildlife officials are investigating the killing of a federally protected grizzly bear near Coyote Meadows in Fremont County that had been part of a research study.
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Jackson “Trick-Or-Treat on Town Square” canceled
The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce has officially called off the traditional Trick-or-Treat on Town Square.
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Another cutthroat trout breaks recent catch-and-release state record
Nate Burr of Rexburg set a new state record by landing a remarkable 31-inch Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
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Wendy’s sends our crew some baked potatoes after hilarious comment
See why Wendy’s decided to send our weatherman some baked potatoes on Wednesday.
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It can happen anytime at any place, something shows up on your plate that you weren’t expecting….
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Fashionable Fall Food
Everything seems to be pumpkin-spiced, but the “in” comfort food has some us scratching our head. Here’s what we found out, according to a new survey. Just watch and get hungry with us!
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Wildfires in southern Idaho affect hunting opportunities
Wildlife officials in Idaho have closed some forest areas statewide, affecting hunters and other recreationists during record-breaking fires across the West.
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Haunted History Walking Tours to begin in October
Whether you are a history buff or just love a good scare, Old Town Pocatello has something that will do the trick.
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Sleep in Heavenly Peace founder’s smile to appear on Lay’s chip bags
A familiar smile will be seen around the country as part of Lay’s chip smile bags.
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Red Flags!
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Exotic reptiles surrendered by Ammon couple
Idaho Department of Fish and Game officers recently took possession of several exotic reptiles from an Idaho Falls area residence.
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Pocatello Animal Services to address stray cat problem with trap and release
The Pocatello Animal Services is taking a new approach to an age-old problem: stray cats.
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Parents debate Halloween celebrations
In years past, the start of fall is typically the start of Halloween planning. Children begin picking out costumes, parents start loading up on goodies to hand out, and the spooky season begins.
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Dad and daughter duo set four state fish records
The pair have set off on a mission to fill in the blanks in the record fish list.
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Free breakfast, lunch for all PCSD 25 students
Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Food Service has been approved for a USDA waiver allowing all learners enrolled in the district to receive free breakfast and lunch.
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Idaho hunters, anglers deal with disappearing ink routine
Idaho Fish and Game officials are reporting some hunters and anglers are finding faded licenses and/or tags but in much smaller numbers than in the past.
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Fire affecting your hunting area? Here’s what you need to know
Hunters and anyone else heading into the backcountry is advised to check with Forest Service ranger district offices or county sheriffs’ offices in their hunt area before heading out.
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Safe gun storage is focus of new anti-suicide movement
The Gem State has one of the highest rates of suicide by gun in the nation.
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BBB says scammers are out taking advantage of the pandemic
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The Better Business Bureau says scammers are out taking advantage of recent natural disasters and the pandemic. A new strategy is that they will call or send a fake COVID-19 test. “You know unfortunately we see this type of scam here in Eastern Idaho, all over the state of Idaho,
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Pocatello Animal Shelter to close Monday for kennel installation
The Pocatello Animal Shelter will be closed Monday, September 14 while staff installs new cat kennels at the facility.
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What’s your spouse’s most annoying habit?
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Eastern Idaho State Fair hit with wind damage
Two barns at the Eastern Idaho State Fair took a hit during Labor Day’s powerful winds.
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Chubbuck Police cancel 2020 Trunk or Treat event
The Chubbuck Police Department has canceled the 2020 Trunk or Treat event scheduled for October.
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New skull exhibit at Idaho Museum of Natural History
The Idaho Museum of Natural History is getting ready for an exhibit that will feature some pretty spooky skulls just in time for Halloween.
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Blackfoot Police trunk or treat canceled
The Blackfoot Police Department has decided to cancel its trunk or treat this year.
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Hunting outlook for Southeast Idaho: What to expect and why
Archery season is underway in southeast Idaho, and many other hunting opportunities will soon follow.
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Idaho Falls Zoo goes to fall hours
The Idaho Falls Zoo will be moving to fall hours on Tuesday.
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Program trains wild horses for use in Wyoming forest
Some 95,114 wild horses and burros roam free throughout the United States, according to a March 1 count by the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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Northbound traffic on I-15 near Fort Hall
Idaho State Police reports northbound traffic on Interstate 15 between mileposts 73-93 is currently at a standstill.
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Safety concerns raised over NuScale SMR project
Members of the scientific community are voicing concern after the NuScale Small Modular Reactor (SMR) project received design approval from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) last week.
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2020 Festival of Trees suspended
The School District 25 Education Foundation announced Wednesday its Board of Directors has decided to suspend the 2020 Festival of Trees.
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Casper decides against ban on feeding feral cats, dogs
Officials in a Wyoming city have decided not to prohibit feeding feral cats and dogs.
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Mortgage rates experience decline in Eastern Idaho
While the pandemic hit the economy pretty hard in 2020, one aspect that has changed is the buying power of the consumer.
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Reward offered after 2 doe mule deer shot and left to waste near Elk Bend
Idaho Fish and Game is asking the public for information regarding the recent poaching of two doe mule deer shot and left to waste near Elk Bend, south of Salmon.
Continue Reading Gas prices edge up with end to summer season
Idaho gas prices rose 2.3 cents per gallon over the past week to an average $2.40 per gallon Sunday.
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White Sparrow Country store now open
After 128 years, the Archer General Store in Rexburg has been remodeled and taken over by new management.
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2020 big game hunting outlook
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game reports deer and elk hunters should see plenty of game in Idaho during fall hunts as mild winters have helped rebound mule deer herds hit hard in recent years, and Idaho’s elk herds continue to soar and harvests have come roaring back over the last six years.
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Chesbro offers free music lessons to kids
Due to the pandemic, kids going back to school will not be able to participate in band or orchestra in some school districts.
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Mountain lion kills pastured horse in southern Idaho
Wildlife officials in Idaho have said a mountain lion attacked and killed a horse this weekend while it was pastured.
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Are you ready for fall hunting?
Hunting seasons are upon us in Idaho with opening day for general archery season starting on Aug. 30.
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Second East Idaho Food Fair Tour announced
The East Idaho Fair Food Tour announced on Monday a second tour for the late summer and fall season.
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Idaho gas prices rose only .3 cents per gallon in the past week, to an average of $2.38 per gallon.
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Texas angler reels in new catch-and-release record cutthroat trout
Sam Hix of Bellaire, Texas set a new catch-and-release state record Yellowstone cutthroat trout at 30.5 inches long.
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Idaho gas prices fall
Idaho gas prices have fallen 2.1 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.37/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 802 stations.
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Coexisting with creepy-crawlies
– Late-Summer through Early-Fall is the time of year Idahoans are most likely to come face to face with the infamous hobo spider.
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Idaho State-Civic Symphony to offer free online performances
After months of planning during the evolving COVID-19 pandemic, the Idaho State-Civic Symphony is announcing a free, fully online fall 2020 season “Metamorphosis.”
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“Impressions of 2020”: Local artists back for 2nd year at Old Town Alley
For the second year in a row, the Old Town Alley Outdoor Gallery is offering a space for artists to put their talents on display.
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10 reasons to keep fishing (or learn to fish) during late summer
Late summer can be an odd season for anglers because sometimes it feels like fishing season is winding down, but in many parts of Idaho, summer-like weather typically lasts through September and into October.
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Returned elk/deer tags will be sold on Aug. 13
Idaho Fish and Game will offer about 465 nonresident elk tags and about 30 nonresident deer tags for sale starting at 10 a.m. MDT on Aug. 13 on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Sharpshooting debated as method to reduce Idaho elk numbers
The growth of the elk population in parts of Idaho has caused state wildlife officials to step up efforts to reduce the number of animals damaging private property with various methods, including nighttime sharpshooters.
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Metallica announces concert to be shown at local drive-ins
As events around the nation have been canceled, some bands have turned to drive-in concerts.
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Several Idaho Falls Zoo events canceled
Several upcoming fundraising events at the Idaho Falls Zoo have been canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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Is it lights out for the Belnap Christmas Light Show?
A popular neighborhood attraction in Iona is at the center of a big online controversy.
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Idaho part of nationwide Salmonella outbreak linked to red onions
Department of Health and Welfare officials are urging Idahoans to be aware of a national outbreak of Salmonella involving onions that has sickened at least 26 people in the state.
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Bonneville County 4-H Fair is in full swing
COVID-19 has spoiled a lot of summer fun, but the annual Bonneville County 4-H Fair is in full swing with a few adjustments to this year’s event.
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Online courses are only option for hunter and bowhunter education
Instructor-led hunter education and bowhunter education courses are not being offered due to COVID-19 concerns.
Continue Reading Pocatello Animal Shelter sports new look
Local artist Josh Pohlman has completed a 7’7” tall and 47’ long mural on the dog runs along the west side of the Pocatello Animal Shelter.
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Idaho gas prices rose 4.3 cents per gallon in the past week, to an average $2.37 per gallon.
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Staying safe while cooling off
With the temperatures rising and more people getting away, the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office says water safety is more important than ever.
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Art Commission launches pen pal writing project
You are invited to join Writers in Residences, a pen pal writing project.
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EISF rodeo tickets on sale Thursday
The Eastern Idaho State Fair will be hosting the only pro rodeo happening in Idaho this year.
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Tribeca comes to Idaho Falls Motor Vu Drive-In beginning Wednesday
The Idaho Falls Motor Vu Drive-In is partnering with Tribeca Enterprises to bring a weekend of Tribeca-curated films to Idaho Falls.
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Idaho among states receiving unsolicited seed packages from China
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture is warning people who get unsolicated package of seeds in the mail from China to not open them.
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Car wash supports Firth sports
A local high is looking to raise funds to keep spring sports going.
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Mountain River Ranch closes shop
HEISE, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – A local landmark business is shutting its doors due in-part to the coronavirus. Mountain River Ranch owner Tran King says the doors are closing for the restaurant and entertainment destination. “The interaction with the customers is one of the highlights of the whole time,” King said. “It’s been a pleasure. I
Continue Reading East Idaho Fair Food Tour makes a stop in Idaho Falls
The East Idaho Fair Food Tour is making a stop in Idaho Falls on Thursday.
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Yellowstone officials: 7 grizzly bear attacks this year
Wildlife officials in Yellowstone National Park have documented seven grizzly bear encounters resulting in injuries so far this year, an increase compared to the previous high mark of three in the first half of 2007.
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Revive @ 5 canceled for 2020
The Bannock Civitan Board of Directors has decided to cancel this summer’s Revive @ 5 Concerts.
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More outdoor fun could lead to more wildfires
COIVID-19 is pushing more people to the outdoors, but this could be increasing the chances of a wildfire.
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Chubbuck now has its own farmers market
Getting the freshest produce just got easier in one local community.
Continue Reading Idaho gas prices rise
Idaho gas prices have risen 1.4 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.30/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 802 stations.
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Idaho Falls Symphony to hold online season, no live performances
The Idaho Falls Symphony has adopted a list of safety precautions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Rexburg City Council votes not to mandate masks
REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The Rexburg City Council voted 4-2 against a mask ordinance. The Council did approve, “United We Stand against COVID initiative”, a resolution that will provide education to the community about the virus. More details will be provided later by the city on the resolution. Plenty of protestors were outside City Hall
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Multi-vehicle crash blocks I-15
The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office reports there is a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 15 at mile marker 106.
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D-91 Board approves reopening plan
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The Idaho Falls School District 91 Board approved their reopening plan Wednesday night. A draft of the plan can be viewed here. “It is a living document so (it) will be updated as new information becomes available and conditions change,” Director of Communications and Community Engagement, Margaret Wimborne said. “Principles will
Continue Reading Vendors announce East Idaho Fair Food Tour
Several local vendors have come together to plan the “East Idaho Fair Food Tour” to help meet fair food cravings.
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US-95 at slide south of Riggins to remain closed
The Idaho Transportation Department reports massive boulders came down Thursday night at the U.S. Highway 95 slide south of Riggins (milepost 188).
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Wildfire preparedness: Aid for homeowners
Now is the time for homeowners to protect their property from fire dangers, and aid is available.
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