Wild horse auction set next week
The Bureau of Land Management will host a wild horse auction in Bruneau July 14-21.
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The Bureau of Land Management will host a wild horse auction in Bruneau July 14-21.
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A small local food pantry helps people meet the challenges of the COVID-19 shutdown.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – With the recent crashes the Bonneville County, the Sheriff’s Office is encouraging people to pay more attention on the road. We are in the 100 deadliest days of Summer. There are more tourists and more people getting out to enjoy outdoor activities. With that, it adds more cars to the
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – With more deaths, the Eastern Idaho Public Health Department is discussing different risk tiers in dealing with the coronavirus. In Wednesday night’s meeting with local leaders and members of the public, the Health Department says the regional response plan will be released at Thursday’s meeting. “It’s going to take all
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A U.S. appeals court said Wednesday that a federal judge was right to restore protections for about 700 grizzly bears in the Yellowstone region of the Rocky Mountains, after federal officials sought to turn over management of the animals to states that would have allowed them to be hunted.
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You can watch the local Fourth of July firework shows virtually here on our website.
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Watch the Light the Community fireworks here.
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Watch the East Idaho Liberty Celebration fireworks here.
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Below are the 2020 Independence Day events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming and a list of canceled events.
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Law enforcement officers throughout Idaho will be on the lookout for impaired drivers this weekend.
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The 4th of July marks one of the busiest days of the year for animal shelters nationwide.
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Law enforcement is emphasizing water safety in anticipation of the busy weekend.
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U.S. wildlife officials have agreed to decide by the end of August whether climate change and other threats are pushing the rare wolverine closer to extinction in the mountains of the West.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Even though the Idaho Falls Chukars will not play in 2020, they are still finding ways to bring the community to the ballpark. โYou know this is such a great gathering spot in Idaho Falls, Melalueca Field,” Chukars President/GM, Kevin Greene said. “I don’t know if there is a better
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Idaho gas prices fell 1.3 cents per gallon in the past week to an average $2.28 per gallon.
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The Chubbuck Police Department reports a theft occurred at 1 a.m. at Mckee’s Pet, Garden, and Feed Center on Friday.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Every Thursday night players meet up to throw bags at Bob’s Indoor Golf. Cornhole Idaho East say they welcome new members every week and all skill levels are welcome. “It’s awesome,” said. “I mean, the great thing is anybody can play. We have Colin he’s 11 or 12. Women, Men,
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The Idaho AAA auto club projects some busy roads and quiet airports this summer.
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Construction is expected to begin this week and continue intermittently throughout the summer on 23 bridges on US 20 between Science Center Drive (exit 309) and the Thornton Interchange (exit 328).
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Use the Hollaback Line to reach Kaitlin, Dan, and Jeff and share your stories! 208-534-9957 anytime.
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Use the Hollaback Line to reach Kaitlin, Dan, and Jeff and share your stories! 208-534-9957 anytime.
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We asked, you answered, and Adam was a true champ.
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While many towns are canceling their Fourth of July celebrations, the city of Rexburg has something big in the works.
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Local Veterinarian Adam Peterson says you don’t need to take it to that extreme.
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Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel has canceled the Annual Treaty Day Fireworks on July 3, 2020.
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The facility is expected to help the local ag industry reach across the nation and into other countries.
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Idaho Public Health officials are reporting two bats have tested positive for rabies and were found in separate homes in Ada County.
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Idaho gas prices have risen 4.5 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.28/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 802 stations.
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It seems people are more likely to be doing their own firework shows this year, though a few community events are still scheduled to take place.
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Finding fun outdoors this summer may be a different experience than ever before.
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“I don’t believe in spending money on something you’re just going to throw away, such as toilet paper.” Every morning, our morning team wants to hear your answers to some of the questions we’ve been asking around the office. In this case, we wanted to hear how about some “creative” ways to save money. Take
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game report after a relatively mild winter, 73% of radio-collared elk calves and 63% of mule deer fawns survived through the winter statewide.
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The Idaho Transportation Department said construction crews will be working on exit 80 off Interstate 15 for most of Monday.
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Idaho gas prices have risen 3.4 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.26/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 802 stations.
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Our morning show team wanted to know what delicious food combinations you love, that often get mixed reactions from your friends and family. We wanted to hear about those times you had to say, “Hey, don’t knock it until you try it!” Dan Larkin is all about that Miracle Whip and peanut butter combo; Kaitlin
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We asked, and you answered – well, as best as you were able to articulate. Jeff Roper admits he has trouble pronouncing “Worcestershire” and we now know why Kaitlin Miklos studied broadcast journalism instead of archaelolololology. We all have that one word that gets us everytime.
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A large elk population continues to lure wolves to cattle ranches in Jackson Hole.
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Idaho gas prices rose 3.8 cents per gallon over the past week to an average $2.21 per gallon on Monday, according to a Gas Buddy survey of 802 gas stations across the state.
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The Jackson Hole Chamber has canceled the 4th of July Town Parade for 2020.
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Receiving unemployment benefits is still an ongoing problem across Idaho.
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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has killed a black bear that was believed to be the subject of several complaints in northwestern Wyoming near Jackson.
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Bannock County Commissioners revoked access to county facilities for two upcoming events.
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Our new seasonal risk at home is a lot bigger than any virus. It’s pest season.
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Idaho gas prices have risen 4.8 cents per gallon in the past week averaging $2.13/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 802 stations.
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When the Pandemic first started, we checked in with Jaliscoโs Mexican Restaurant and The Firehouse Grill. Both restaurants have their dining room open, Friday afternoon, but they are still not back to normal quite yet.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Idaho Falls High School honored their Seniors at the Motor Vu Drive-In on Thursday night. Students were glad they got something to celebrate on their last day of their Senior year. “You know, it’s kind of hard,” Dallin Soelber said. “Our Senior year was kind of messed up and I’m
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With warmer weather and the stay at home order being lifted, more people will be on the roads, but this poses a problem for Idaho State troopers.
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Liquor stores are one of the few beneficiaries of the pandemic, but we may be paying a big price for rising alcohol sales.
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Bannock County Commissioners have decided to cancel county-sponsored 4th of July events this year.
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(BPT) – With over 30 million small businesses in the U.S., it’s tough to stand out from the crowd. Successful small businesses turn first-time customers into repeat business, building momentum and growing sales. How can you achieve this? Marketing. Finding effective, easy-to-execute marketing strategies can boost your business by helping you engage your customers while
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(BPT) – The beauty of running a local business is youโve got boots on the ground, ready to capture attention and build your brand in and around your community. Using simple grassroots marketing tactics, you can shout about your business from the rooftop. (But you may want to start with the sidewalk.) Here are five
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How small businesses can adapt to the new normal (BPT) – If you own a small business, or frequently shop at one, you know that COVID-19 has instantly changed everything. As brick-and-mortar shops have had to temporarily close to customers, the need to adapt has never been greater. For small businesses willing to reinvent themselves,
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Idaho gas prices jumped 11.2 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.08 per gallon, according to the industry watchdog group GasBuddy.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The Shilo Inn picked up a new guest as the Flying Goose Grill and Lounge checked in. The Grill and Lounge was open for two weeks in March before having to shut down due to the Pandemic. On Friday night, they held their grand re-opening and their manager said she
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – This weekend East Idaho will be honoring heroes, but because of the Pandemic, things will be different. In Idaho Falls, Freeman Park will have flags up at their Field of Honor starting Friday at 9 am. “We really have this set up like in years past with thousand flags fight
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(BPT) – While spending more time at home, itโs important that you take the necessary steps to make sure your family is ready for the unexpected in the event a home fire or carbon monoxide (CO) leak occurs. You might be surprised to learn that CO poisoning is the number one cause of accidental poisoning
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(BPT) – Buying a home is an exciting time. Once you purchase a property, you want to make it your own. Whether it’s a 100-year-old beauty or a fresh new build, there are improvements you can make that not only personalize the space, but add instant value to your real estate investment. Project 1: Update
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(BPT) – While many homeowners love the unique charm and beauty that can only be found in an older home, the truth is that older houses present challenges to keeping everyone safe, especially little ones. For any house where children are being raised, or where they may spend a lot of time, itโs a good
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Common Dilemmas of Working from Home and How AI Can Help (BPT) – Common Dilemmas of Working from Home and How AI Can Help As more people work from home in lieu of commuting to crowded corporate offices, people are in their homes in greater numbers than ever before balancing both job-related tasks and home
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(BPT) – Nothing transforms a home quite like a fresh coat of paint. In fact, painting your own house is one of the smartest and easiest DIY upgrades a homeowner can accomplish, especially as they find themselves spending more time at home. With 71% of homeowners undertaking improvement or renovation projects that include paint, according
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(BPT) – With more time spent in the comfort of our home, spring-cleaning can take on an entirely new meaning this year. Consider the following hacks to make your household clean-up routine as efficient and thorough as possible. Conquer kitchen crevices with lemon and baking soda Crumbs, food residue and dirt can hide in kitchen
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(BPT) – Since the first Earth Day was observed 50 years ago, the dayโs message has only grown in importance. For anyone wondering how they can contribute to a better tomorrow, a good place to get started is right in your home with smart, energy-saving home appliances and tools. Even small changes can ultimately make
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(BPT) – Homeowners only get one chance to make a first impression. Thatโs one chance to impress potential buyers, family, friends and neighbors with the first thing they see: your homeโs exterior. From simple upgrades to meticulous landscaping projects and replacing an outdated roof, there are dozens of options to enhance the appearance of your
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Blooms and beyond: The top gardening trends for 2020 (BPT) – Whether you have an outdoor oasis or are a nurturing indoor plant parent, gardening offers a multitude of benefits and has the power to brighten up any space or mood. Spring is the time to plan what plants to grow, and with some expert
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – With kids not in school and people working at home, the Idaho Falls Parks & Rec Department has stepped up. “It’s a great opportunity to do self-directed leisure,” Recreation Superintendent, Chris Horsley said. “It’s something that’s anybody can go out and do.” 840 stands for the number of minutes you
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A Japanese woman who built a cult following online with her video game skills has been recognized as the world’s oldest YouTube gamer โ at the age of 90.
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(BPT) – People often underestimate the financial implications that timing can have on retirement. Consider this scenario: You retire confidently with $1 million, but immediately get hit with a huge stock-market decline. โA major mistake I see people make is to assume that their investment returns will be average every year of retirement,โ says Daniel
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(BPT) – Spending more time in the kitchen means learning the importance of not only keeping food fresh for weeks at a time, but also minimizing waste for fewer trips to the grocery store. Food waste also impacts our wallets. In fact, a recent Bosch home appliances survey conducted by OnePoll found that the average
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(BPT) – It will take some time to adjust and recover from the major disruption experienced because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and many consumers are figuring out how to cope with challenges when it comes to their financial health. A lot of people are feeling the financial strain of not being able to go to
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(BPT) – In these unprecedented times, when many families are facing physical, emotional and financial hardships, a common question is, โHow do I keep up with my mortgage when Iโm not working?โ A home is a familyโs most important asset. But now itโs more than that: Itโs where they are hunkering down and staying safe.
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The Blackfoot Animal Shelter and Rescue is assisting with the safe handling of the dogs that have been located following the crash.
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The Blackfoot Animal Shelter & Rescue has released an update about an accident on Interstate 15 that killed two people and more than a dozen dogs when a box truck transporting 48 dogs for a rescue group crashed Friday.
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As we all enter another week of trying to isolate ourselves from others, many of us are finding clever new ways to reach out to friends and neighbors.
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The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce is continuing with plans to hold the annual Independence Day Parade on July 4, 2020.
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game staff captured a sow grizzly and her yearling cub in the Yale Creek area of Island Park after the bears were seen getting into garbage.
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A grizzly bear attacked a man looking for antlers in western Wyoming.
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Idaho gas prices have risen 12.7 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $1.92/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 802 stations.
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Community Supported Agriculture, or CSAs, are gaining popularity across the country. And they’re saving farmers.
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Cats can infect other cats with the novel coronavirus, but they may not show any symptoms, according to a study published Wednesday.
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game officers killed an adult male mountain lion that exhibited no fear of humans and made no attempt to flee the area in Idaho Falls Wednesday morning.
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Blood donations have diminished because of the pandemic.
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Conservation groups on Monday asked the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to sharply limit the number of endangered wolves that are killed over conflicts with livestock.
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Some local restaurants are going above and beyond to make this a specials Mother’s day.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The COVID-19 pandemic has also hit car dealerships. One in East Idaho is getting creative with how they sell. “You know it hasn’t been as crazy as we thought it would be,” Stones GM, Kyle Stringham said. Stones Automotive Group has brought in digital retailing. It helps them find what
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On a beautiful spring day, under normal circumstances, parks around the City of Pocatello would be buzzing. Even though they aren’t, the parks and recreation department has been hard at work.
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Three environmental groups have filed a lawsuit seeking to stop the U.S. government from killing coyotes and other predators in Idaho until environmental studies are carried out.
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The Idaho Transportation Department will temporarily close the New Sweden Road and Payne Road Interstate 15 overpasses while work is being done to make bridge repairs.
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A lawsuit seeking to ban using bait for hunting black bears in national forests in Idaho and Wyoming can continue, a federal judge has ruled.
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You can license your dog with Pocatello Animal Services for half-price through May 31.
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In areas like southeastern Idaho, where there are fewer than 20 confirmed cases, people like Portneuf Medical Centerโs Chief Medical Officer, Daniel Snell, are happily surprised by the numbers.
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Adding a drive-thru had always been something they discussed, but having to shut their doors to customers was the motivation they needed to actually go through with it.
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Idaho State Police reports Interstate 15 is currently being shut down from Idaho Falls to Roberts due to visibility from the dust storm.
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An unruly grizzly bear that fell for a trap last week in Wyoming was captured and killed by wildlife officials who had their radar on the animal for years.
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Attorneys for the U.S. government and the state of Wyoming urged an appeals court Tuesday to throw out much of a judge’s ruling that blocked the first grizzly bear hunts in the Lower 48 states in almost three decades.
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In honor of International Firefighters’ Day, people are burning red bulbs on their stoops to show their appreciation.
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game staff systematically placed nearly 600 game cameras across Idaho to document and count the population of wolves in the state in 2019.
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This year’s Cinco De Mayo will be a quiet one in Idaho Falls.
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With travel limited to essential trips, Pocatello Regional Transit is seeing significant revenue losses.
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Work is expected to begin Monday on the Broadway overpass (exit 188) on Interstate 15, according to the Idaho Transportation Department.
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The Idaho Falls Zoo is scheduled to open on May 16th with social distancing and other safety guidelines.
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