Chubbuck woman gets kidney transplant after waiting years
In the midst of a pandemic, one Chubbuck woman got the best news of her life.
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In the midst of a pandemic, one Chubbuck woman got the best news of her life.
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During these trying times, everyone could use a helping hand. In Lava Hot Springs, a hotel is welcoming all truckers to “come and stay” for a free night of lodging.
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How would you feel if you could get coronavirus test results on your phone in a matter of seconds? Well, you might be able to soon.
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A lot of television interviews are conducted over remote digital platforms these days.
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Maintaining a journal of your experiences during coronavirus pandemic can go a long way to keeping the facts straight in the years and decades to come.
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If you’re stuck at home and your take-out options are limited, here are some fun, easy recipes you can make alone or with the whole family.
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Anxiety can be crippling for many Americans, especially during a crisis. Every headline can add pressure, worry, and uncertainty. And during shelter-in-place orders, there are even fewer ways to deal with those worries. Fortunately, many organizations are working hard to help people alleviate their anxiety and stress. Here are some helpful tips to breathe easy
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Hasbro is pointing parents and caregivers to its new website, BringHomeTheFun.com.
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Victory Gardens have a long and loving tradition throughout history.
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Why not take advantage of entertainment in the digital age and enjoy everything from Sports to Shakespeare!
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Talking about Coronavirus and the effects on our daily lives can be stressful or scary for anyone – but especially for children.
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We’ve tracked down the best online resources for shopping while safe-at-home.
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There are lots of rumors and myths surrounding talk about the coronavirus. Let’s clear the clutter by dispelling some myths and focus on facts to stay safe.
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The myth of office productivity has been proven false in the face of the COVID-19 crisis in the United States.
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They are offering everyone in the community a free live streaming performance.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Emergencies can strike at any moment. Just having a 72-hour supply of the necessities can take you a long way according to Jefferson County Emergency Management Director Rebecca Squires. “Mental preparedness is huge,” Squires said. “Have a plan. A lot of people were really surprised when (COVID-19) this thing kicked
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Times are tough for numerous local businesses. One local videographer is working to help keep them active on social media.
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The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce has announced the 2020 theme and award categories for this year’s Liberty on Parade for the 4th of July.
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A lack of demand and cratering oil prices continues to push gas prices lower.
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Missing the food from your favorite restaurant? Pocatello’s Puerto Vallarta has you covered.
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Local Interfaith Council asks all to join them in personal fasting and prayer Sunday, March 29, 2020 for relief from the COVID-19 pandemic
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – With many people staying at home, the demands on the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission starts to rise. Pitmaster Bar-B-Que Company is stepping up to help out the community with their ’21 days of Bar-B-Que for a cause’. Starting on Friday, anyone who drops off a non-perishable food item donation to
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The Carlson family has spent the last week at home, hanging out and going on horse rides. But before the coronavirus outbreak, they had the trip of a lifetime planned.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – East Idaho Regional Medical Center has conducted over 50 COVID-19 tests and so far they have all come back negative. That has not stopped the hospital from preparing for a surge in patients. “We’re considering not just a surge in ER volume but a surge in critical care volume or
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People are doing more from home than ever before: working, exercising and even visiting the doctor.
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The Blackfoot Animal Shelter and Rescue (BASR) will be limiting its public counter services at least through April 15 to help combat the spread of COVID-19.
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The Idaho Food Bank is preparing for an increase in the need for food as administrators are scrambling to find volunteers, food and additional funding.
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RIGBY, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)- In difficult times we can always find comfort in Idaho’s best. For, Jefferson Joint School District 251, that relief came in the form of potatoes. Employees lined up this morning to get a bag of potatoes from the district offices. Cars and district staff maintained social distance as they handed them out.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – Restaurants are used to competing for diners throughout the year, but due to COVID-19, local restaurants are just trying to stay afloat. “Being in this community and our kids growing up in this community, it’s a difficult deal right now,” Owner of The Firehouse Grill, Kevin La Fleur said. For
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Gov. Brad Little’s state-wide stay-home order doesn’t include essential services like law enforcement, but agencies are still feeling the effects of social distancing.
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Fish and Game is not restricting hunting and fishing access during the stay-at-home order.
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UPDATE: Snake River Animal Shelter is completely shut down.
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The Pocatello Senior Activity Center is used to offering lunch for their members, but not curbside delivery.
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The spread of COVID-19 has forced districts to temporarily pause school, leaving children without school lunch.
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Stores across the United States are hosting special hours for the elderly and people with weakened immune systems so they can safely shop for essentials during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Snake River Animal Shelter not only provides food for the dogs and cats at the shelter but also to the community pet owners in need.
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health is not recommending food establishments close at this time.
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It’s been a long road for truckers over the past few weeks.
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Wildlife advocates on Wednesday asked a U.S. judge to force the government into deciding if the snow-loving wolverine should be federally protected as the rare predator becomes vulnerable to a warming planet.
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Local restaurants are making tough decisions to maintain safety and keep business running.
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Chick-fil-A in Ammon announced it will be closing its dining room for the foreseeable future beginning Thursday, March 19 as a precaution measure.
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More than a dozen wolves were killed last month to help curb struggling elk populations in north-central Idaho, wildlife officials said.
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Idaho gas prices fell 4 cents per gallon in the past week, while the national price fell 14.3 cents per gallon during the same time frame.
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Several Pocatello bars decided to have a brewfest of their own after the annual event was postponed.
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Twin, nine-week old bear cubs made their way onto the Local News 8 set Friday morning to help announce the exciting news they’ll be on a brief “tour” before the Yellowstone Bear World gates officially open for the 2020 season.
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Recently, gyms have been identified as potentially risky areas due to the potential of both direct and indirect transmission of the virus.
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The first confirmed grizzly bear sighting in Yellowstone National Park of 2020 occurred on Saturday.
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The latest announcement in the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre summer concert series is sure to rock some socks off.
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State wildlife authorities are investigating a poaching incident after a sturgeon carcass was found in the Boise River.
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Ahead of an international oil market meltdown this week, Idaho gas prices rose 2.3 cents per gallon in the past week.
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Grace Lutheran High School set aside two hours on both Friday and Saturday to pack 40,000 meals for the Idaho Foodbank.
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Goodwill stores have been known to hold hidden gems, even in the Gem State.
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Grace Lutheran High School is working to send 40,000 meals to the Idaho Foodbank.
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game reports a bull elk was shot twice approximately 30 yards off of the Dingle Pond road, in Dingle in Bear Lake County Wednesday sometime before 10 p.m.
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A wheelchair basketball exhibition game was held at Elwell Gym on Wednesday as a fundraiser for the Franklin County Medical Center’s (FCMC) Developmental Disabilities Agency (DDA).
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If you’re part of the 95 percent of Idahoans who still haven’t gotten their Star Card, here are some tips to make the process easier.
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Idaho Fish and Game is looking for information regarding a poaching incident south of Driggs.
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A ‘bombastic celebration of arena rock’ is coming to the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre in May.
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More than 11 million children in America are food insecure, and two Blackfoot students want to help.
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The Bannock Civitan Putt-Putt Tournament sent 82 teams of golfers to more than 20 bars Saturday as part of the annual fundraiser.
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An evening of Art a la carte welcomed the community into Idaho State University’s art department Thursday.
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One of the last and largest wild bison populations in North America has begun its migration out of Yellowstone National Park into southwestern Montana, where they are being hunted and face government-sponsored slaughter as part of a population reduction program.
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After months of anticipation, the Pocatello Regional Airport was not chosen to receive a grant that would fund flights to Denver.
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The Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre released more of the summer 2020 line-up.
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SUGAR CITY, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The Idaho Transportation Department has issued pothole warnings for Highway 20 and Highway 33. Highway 33 has a 45 mpg speed limit just East of Sugar City. Drivers are urged to watch the roadways and drive with extreme caution.
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Children of the Scott’s family in Blackfoot finally got to see how their new rooms turned out. For the past five years the Ridge Crest Elementary reaches out to a local family in need and provides them with a little remodeling. This year it was the Scotts family. Today members of the schools faculty unveiled
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On Friday, a panel including Senator Jim Risch, Congressman Mike Simpson and Governor Brad Little came together at the Bennion Student Union to discuss the state’s new nuclear waste agreement.
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A Wyoming-based fast food company is attempting to revamp its branding and expand the franchise as it adds new stores and remodels older ones.
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A program to recycle energy bar wrappers is ending in Jackson and elsewhere.
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Jakers Bar and Grill is open for business and operating as normal after a car drove through the restaurant’s front door Monday.
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The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is reporting an additional 32 pronghorn have been killed in a second train accident in eastern Idaho.
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Watershed Guardians and Idaho Fish and Game have separately been tracking the beaver activity in the area, and both have noticed a drop in activity.
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If your Valentine’s Day quest for unconditional love was unsuccessful, it’s not too late to find some at the Smooches for Pooches event at the Pocatello Animal shelter on Feb. 15th
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“I don’t have family here, so a few hugs from other people are always welcomed”
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“My biggest suggestion would be to definitely book early because we’ve been booked and telling people no since Monday”
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It’s not often a food truck has people track everywhere it goes.
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It is time to look at your computer software and see if you need to update to the newest Windows operating system.
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Bannock County is negotiating an agreement with Live Nation that would allow the production of the county’s own shows at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre.
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Low temperatures and howling winds couldn’t stop 24 skiers and snowboarders from taking a leap for $10,000.
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The director of the Idaho Department of Agriculture will have authority to set regulatory fees paid by elk hunting ranches under legislation sent to the Senate on Tuesday.
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Legislation significantly increasing what it will cost nonresidents to hunt deer and elk in Idaho headed to the full Senate on Monday.
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A train collided with a small group of elk near Dingle in Bear Lake County early Sunday morning.
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The Pocatello Pet Lodge and Pocatello Pet Lodge, Too owner is the Idaho State University Alpha Kappa Psi Delta Upsilon Chapter 61st Idaho Business Leader of the Year.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)- Kaleb Chatelain was awarded the Prudential Spirit of Community Award. On average, 2 awards are given per state. A middle school student and a high school student are chosen for giving back to the community. He was inspired by his young cousin who suffers from a genetic disorder. Chatelain created fliers
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The first full weekend of every February only means one thing in Lava Hot Springs: Fire & Ice Winterfest. All weekend, dozens of family-friendly events invite people into town to celebrate winter.
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A group of 150 elk moved out of Teton Canyon earlier this week and headed west towards Highway 20 near Sugar City, again causing concern for passing motorists.
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U.S. and Wyoming officials are offering cash rewards for useful information as they investigate the poisoning deaths of three dogs and dozens of birds including a bald eagle.
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In recent years, the City of Pocatello has been using traffic cameras to identify which streets they need to send plows to.
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Idaho State Police is on scene assisting a semi that is stalled in the left lane on northbound I-15 near milepost 105 and a half, south of Shelley.
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The Idaho Transportation Department and the National Weather Service are advising you use caution while traveling beginning Wednesday evening due to an extended severe winter weather advisory.
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On Wednesday, officials confirmed a case of novel coronavirus in Wisconsin, bringing the total number of cases in the U.S. to 12.
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The city of Blackfoot is asking people what they think of the idea of renaming the historic Yellowstone Highway.
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Wildlife managers relocated or killed substantially fewer grizzly bears in northwestern Wyoming in 2019 compared to 2018.
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Despite the odds, the “World’s Worst Cat” has just been adopted into a loving family. The Mitchell County Animal Rescue in North Carolina posted an adoption ad on Facebook last month that introduced the world to Perdita, the ‘”World’s Worst Cat.” “We thought she was sick,” the ad said. “Turns out she’s just a jerk.”
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Environmental groups have filed a new lawsuit against the feeding of elk on a Wyoming wildlife refuge, saying the U.S. government should act sooner to curtail the practice.
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Nationwide, skiers are most frequently killed in avalanches, according to data from the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. But in Idaho, it’s snowmobilers who have the highest fatality rate.
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If theres one thing every fan can agree on, is that you can’t do Super Bowl Sunday without amazing food.
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National Ice Cream for Breakfast Day is Saturday, and Reed’s Dairy is celebrating by offering a French toast breakfast topped with ice cream and syrup along with a cold glass of milk at all of their store locations throughout Idaho.
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Idaho Fish and Game wildlife biologists rushed to the rescue of a bull elk that had become entangled in a hay tarp in the Monteview area Thursday morning.
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Lindsay Christensen had already held the title of Extreme Huntress when she was named Ultimate Extreme Huntress earlier this month.
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