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“Those of us, myself included, who didn’t know a whole lot about AI a year ago, we really need to be made aware.”
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“Those of us, myself included, who didn’t know a whole lot about AI a year ago, we really need to be made aware.”
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The extra hours on Sundays should make it easier and more likely for people to adopt cats and dogs.
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“We want to take a stand against systemic racism and unjust immigration policies.”
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In light of Tuesday’s house explosion, people might be wondering about safely operating propane tanks in their homes.
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The Transportation Security Administration said on Facebook that an inert mortar was found in one Idaho Falls Regional Airport passenger’s checked bag.
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For many senior citizens, Valentine’s Day can be a reminder of loss or loneliness. That’s why JustServe Idaho Falls is stepping in with ‘Valentine’s for Seniors.’
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A peaceful demonstration against current Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) policies is planned for Saturday, February 1, at noon at the Broadway Bridge.
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“In my opinion, AI needs to be treated a lot like nuclear power.”
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – A controversial move by the state water board is causing concern for some farmers. In mid-January, the board voted to pause funding for injection or recharge wells throughout the state. The move came in response to a group of protesters in Shelley, who opposed a test recharge well in their area. According to
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This week, the Idaho House passed a memorial asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling in the landmark Obergefell v. Hodges decision, which would restore the power to define marriage to the states.
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BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) – The University of Idaho and the Idaho National Lab (INL) are expanding their long-term partnership toward developing the future of research in the Gem state. Today both groups signed a five-year strategic understanding for premier education and research, or ‘SUPER’ agreement. U of I’s nuclear engineering program has partnered with the INL since 1954. The
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“If you don’t control that activity this time of year, you are going to see a large increase in activity come spring when things come out of their hiding spaces.”
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The tour travels through more than 600 communities in over 40 countries around the world.
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There are several benefits the students can get from playing—including college scholarships.
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Bird flu is a particular issue for cats.
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In 2023, the Food Basket served about 66,500 people, but served 109,000 in 2024.
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According to data collected from state and local law enforcement agencies, intimate partner violence is an issue in Eastern Idaho.
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Falls Water Company has issued a water boil advisory on Wednesday morning, January 22, 2025.
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If you regularly go to the same oil change place, they might have a complimentary ‘top-off’ policy.
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BONNEVILLE COUNTY, Idaho (KIFI) — Are you looking for a unique gift to give on Valentine’s Day? You can get a hand-drawn picture of your pet from the Snake River Animal Shelter until Feb. 10. Their poorly drawn pet portrait fundraiser will benefit the adoptable animals at the shelter. Staff and volunteers will be the
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Ammon Mayor Sean Coletti explained what is happening with the 17th Street bridge construction project following our report on Tuesday, Jan. 21st.
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The City of Idaho Falls Water Division will be replacing a water main valve at the intersection of John Adams Parkway and Fanning Avenue on Thursday Jan. 23
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The number of passengers at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) is flying sky high.
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A proposal to challenge same-sex marriage at the Supreme Court level is now moving to the Idaho House floor.
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The City of Idaho Falls Water Division will be repairing a water service line on the 500 block of Shoup Avenue, on Wednesday, Jan. 22.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s office is investigating a body discovered near the Peterson Hill Landfill on E. Sunnyside Road.
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If you have driven by the Grand Teton Mall or the Ammon Target the last couple of days, you may have noticed traffic is busier than usual.
17th Street near the Albertson’s is closed for construction.
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Subzero temperatures are creating dangerous conditions across eastern Idaho and some of those most at risk are people without homes.
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One person was taken to the hospital after a car crash north of Idaho Falls.
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In extreme cold weather, you will likely need to take your dogs on shorter walks or find alternative indoor exercise for them.
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City water pipes tend to leak if they are old, broken, or freezing water expands them too much.
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A car hit a person walking in an Idaho Falls parking lot Thursday morning.
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Some Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies took a polar plunge Wednesday afternoon in the Snake River to rescue a runaway dog.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies are investigating a vehicle accident where a pedestrian was hit near 45th East, Wednesday evening.
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Governor Little was in Idaho Falls Wednesday, highlighting his “keeping promises plan” for the 2025 Idaho legislature.
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Wednesday afternoon of January 15th 2025 Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper spoke at her last State of the City to address after 12 years of service as mayor.
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Compass Academy will close at 10:00 AM today due to a water main break in the street near the school.
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Idaho Falls School District 91’s Career and Technical Education Center has been around for three years.
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Drivers who use 17th Street to get to Ammon from Idaho Falls will soon have to find a different route.
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Bonneville County Sheriff Deputies are investigating a fight between a husband and wife that ended up in a shooting.
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Jeremy Best’s attorney wants to move him out of the Bonneville County Jail to the Madison County Jail because of constitutional rights violations.
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Glacier Bancorp, Inc. announced Monday it has signed an agreement to acquire Bank of Idaho based in Idaho Falls.
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A Pocatello man has been arrested in connection with the shooting incident on Upland St. Sunday morning.
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If more and more restaurant chains close their doors for good, it can lead to more jobs being lost, prices needing to be raised, and fewer restaurant options for people.
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Around 3:50 p.m. on Saturday Jan. 11, a security incident occurred at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport resulting in the response of the Idaho Falls Police and Fire Departments.
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“A lot of the couples that I help really don’t want the big venue. They don’t want the big groups, they don’t want a whole lot of family around.”
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office celebrated two newly completed expansion projects to the jail with a dual ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday morning.
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The Idaho Falls Symphony received a $3,000 grant from the Sparklight Charitable Foundation to help fund some local youth education programs.
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Reed’s Dairy will mark the one-year anniversary of the fire that destroyed its production facility with a give-back promotion.
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Ammon Elementary students get to eat in a brand-new cafeteria.
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Right now it’s slow at the shelter when it comes to adopting kittens, which is not uncommon during the wintertime. But this year some cats captured by the shelter’s (TNR) Trap-Neuter-Return program have already had cats coming in pregnant, likely a result of warmer temperatures.
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Bonneville School District 93 sent a letter to parents saying someone accessed their PowerSchool data system during the holiday break.
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Vaccine exemptions among kindergartners have hit an all-time high this year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The Idaho Falls Public Library says there is always something to do at the library to keep you warm, entertained, and educated.
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As the potential ban inches closer, American parents are split on whether it would enhance online safety for their kids.
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“I think one of the main reasons we see people moving to Idaho is the proximity to the world-class recreation we have.”
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Over 2,500 youth come through the YMCA’s sports program to play basketball, soccer, and more.
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Bonney also recommends you start planning ahead for next year, as March and April are usually the best times to buy ski passes for the next season.
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The annual business in Idaho Falls has provided fall fun for families for almost 20 years.
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A fight between multiple teens and young adults resulted in one person being stabbed.
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A semi-truck and trailer hit the D street underpass in downtown Idaho Falls Tuesday morning.
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“We’ve had far too many alcohol-related crashes and fatalities this year, and we would hate to kick off the next year with more of those.”
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Lithium-ion batteries can suddenly explode. Even a small one could burn at over two-thousand degrees, says the Power Tool Institute.
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The holidays have many looking in the mirror and regretting how much they ate. Many want to make a change for the new year.
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When less common animals are brought in by Fish and Game, Blackfoot Animal Shelter will post about them on social media to see if they belong to someone.
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When there’s a crash on the highway, a trooper will be at the very back behind the crash with a sign, letting drivers know to move into the other lane.
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The rabbis say the real message of Hanukkah is one of religious freedom. It originates back to the Maccabean Revolt over two thousand years ago, when the Jews fought against the Greeks for their religious freedom.
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The Idaho Falls Community Food Basket is winding down the 2024 year with a hard finish of collecting and sharing food through the holiday season.
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Since the roads are slicker now, drivers should maintain a fair distance away from the car in front of them.
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In a shocking turn of Christmas-related events, the Grinch actually gave out toys to kids in need.
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Local law enforcement says people need to be alert of signs, even if the route they are used to driving didn’t have signs before.
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Make sure your holiday celebrations end on a good note and take a ride on Greater Idaho Falls Transit On-Demand – not in the back of a police car.
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“You’ve got to be patient. You’ve got to obey those traffic laws. That’ll give you the least amount of risk so that you don’t have something else get in the way of your holiday.”
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Rexanna Marie Johnston, 33, of Idaho Falls, was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for producing child pornography. In a separate case, Jonathan Douglas Mohr, 46, of Ammon, was sentenced to 17.5 years in federal prison for distributing child pornography.
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Paw Patrol Live is coming to the Mountain America Center this weekend. Alina Nichols stopped by the Local News 8 This Morning to tell us about the event.
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School choice is expected to be a hot topic in Idaho’s upcoming legislative session.
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The Butikofer family has lived in the Coltman community since 1917, raising generation after generation on what they like to call the “country life.”
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This holiday season the Idaho State Police, Broulims, and their partners delivered 600 meals to schools in south east Idaho.
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The Intermountain Packing (IMP) in Idaho Falls is responding to public criticism of a pungent smell some neighbors say is being spread from the company.
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The leaders of a controversial facebook group called “Justice for Deorr” has settled a libel lawsuit with the father of the missing boy.
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Bonneville County is working to make some intersections safer around Idaho Falls.
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A jury found Mark Bent guilty of murdering Nikolas Bird.
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“We have seen a greater need among families. Any kind of an extra like toys a family feast at Christmas is just almost out of the question for many of our families.”
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More than 14,000 seats are slated to depart from the Idaho Falls Airport this holiday. A 31 percent increase over 2023, airport officials said.
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“We want to be able to have people come up here so that they can come up multiple times a year. Not that so it’s breaking the bank…because everything costs so much these days.”
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“Once you’re in an adaptive sled, then everything becomes equal for them. Everybody is equal out there.”
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a structure fire Saturday afternoon on the 1600 block of West 145th North (County Line Road).
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Members of various churches are working together to provide Christmas cheer for east Idaho families in need.
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The Behavioral Health Crisis Center of Eastern Idaho celebrated 10 years of service Friday afternoon.
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Despite the lack of snow in the area, Idaho Falls Street Division is preparing for winter with shipments of salt to be used in pre-treatment brines and after plowing.
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There are more risks of carbon monoxide poisoning during the winter because people are using fireplaces and furnaces, which produce the silent killer.
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Idaho Department of Corrections spokesperson said “The systems designed to prevent Kevin Kuintzle, from being placed at a non-secure facility clearly were not followed.”
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People came to the Coltman area Monday night to watch a live outdoor nativity scene.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office said Matthew Godfrey was found stranded in the backcountry area of Bonneville County. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. No other details were released.
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Shante Sanchez will be sworn in as Bonneville County Coroner on December 30th, replacing Rick Taylor.
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In response to a murder suspect’s escape, a former state lawmaker along with others are asking, ‘Why was Kuintzle allowed to be transferred to the St. Anthony IDOC work camp in the first place?”
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In 2017, the Food Basket served about 2,000 families. In 2023, they served about 16,000 families. That need quadrupled in only a few years.
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A local woman is raising funds to open a new African art museum and cultural center in Idaho Falls.
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Law enforcement and volunteers worked together for this year’s annual Christmas Shop with a Cop.
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Tis the season for giving. A charity breakfast with Santa was held in Idaho Falls Saturday morning to help a local support center.
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