How to avoid getting scammed on HVAC inspections
Local News 8 spoke with a local expert to learn how to find a reputable HVAC company and avoid ones that try to scam homeowners.
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Local News 8 spoke with a local expert to learn how to find a reputable HVAC company and avoid ones that try to scam homeowners.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI)— People are invited to make a shirt that honors survivors of assault and abuse. The Clothesline Project is taking place at the College of Eastern Idaho from October 15th to October 17th. Organizers say the Clothesline Project is a way for survivors who have experienced any form of intimate violence to
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – This October, national experts are asking parents to talk to teens about the importance of driving safely. National data shows an average of 7 teens die in a traffic crash every day, and in some states, those numbers are going up. According to David Reich of the National Road Safety Foundation (NRSF),
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While some people might be enjoying the warm weather, it might lead to a surge in pests in the Gem State.
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A spook-tacular craft fair was held at the Bonneville County Fairgrounds on Saturday. More than a hundred local artisans, crafters, and small business owners featured their creations at the October Boo-tique.
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“We’ll be collecting food through October 26th, and we will be at all the grocery stores on the weekends.”
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A boy named Wyatt Garnevicus wants to sell you some lemonade for 50 cents at his lemonade stand.
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“Looking at the map, I have…concerns that it was going to come close to our property.”
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The man charged with kidnapping a woman last week and beating her has a history of beating another woman back in 2012.
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Idaho senator Jim Risch is recognizing the action of local state representative Barbara Ehardt in her efforts to spearhead a bill protecting women’s sports in Idaho.
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U.S. District Judge Lynn Winmill sentenced Robin Dunn to three and a half years (42 months) in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release and a $50,000 fine.
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A portion of 1st Street in Ammon will be closed starting Wednesday, October 9.
Drivers will need to use Lincoln, 17th, or the new John Adams Parkway extension by Romaines and the Pony Express Car Wash.
INL invites local students and their families to attend Family Nuclear Science Night, a STEM event that introduces visitors to nuclear science, engineering and more.
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Lance Broncho is sentenced to life in prison for the death of Eric Leask.
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Fish and game records document that dozens of birds were “stepped on,” “sat on,” or otherwise crushed to death by customers during hands-on encounters in the aquarium’s popular bird cage.
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“We do stress highly that people take care of their garbage and any attractant that they may have around their house.”
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An Idaho Falls man is arrested for kidnapping a woman and beating her. The victim was able to escape and call police.
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The fire started around 2:30 p.m. on October 5th, near the Rose Hill cemetery.
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Three business have been evacuated due to a gas leak on Hitt Road.
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School District 91 is excited to announce that Four of its educators were recognized at the Idaho Speech Arts Teachers Association (ISATA) conference in Boise this past weekend.
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A 22-year-old man is in the Bonneville County Jail charged with rape and sexual battery against a minor.
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“Because these buses are all equipped with cameras and they’re recording these violations, what we do see is a lot of very, very close calls.”
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The community shoe box is back! It is a place where you can donate shoes. You can also pick up a pair of shoes if you need them.
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“We need to be thinking about what are we going to do to change it.”
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Idaho Falls’ 2024/2025 fiscal year budget includes some increased costs of city services.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (Idaho Falls News Release) – A detour will be in place in a section of Lindsay Blvd North of Idaho Falls to allow construction crews to place an asphalt overlay. Beginning Wednesday, Oct. 2, Knife River will begin work on the road. It’s anticipated that work will be completed late Thursday, Oct.
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The forum on Proposition 1 starts at 7pm at the Shilo Inn, 780 Lindsay Blvd., Idaho Falls, Idaho.
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Dozens gathered in downtown Idaho Falls, Saturday evening, Sept. 28, 2024 to take part in Oktoberfest.
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Grease Monkey held a free car seat safety check today at their Idaho Falls location on Channing Way.
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Cities around Idaho are working on their lead service line inventories ahead of the Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) October 16 deadline.
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“So at peak, this [pumpkin] was growing around 35 pounds per day, so over a pound an hour,”
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The price for parking around the BYU-Idaho campus increased to $80 per semester.
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A woman was killed Wednesday in a train collision near Idaho Falls.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — Part of the Snake River in Idaho Falls got a trim Tuesday. About 200 workers from Melaleuca pruned trees and cleaned up the river bank. They worked on a two-and-a-half mile stretch between Freeman Park and Broadway. The cleanup is part of an annual service project. It should beautify that stretch
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It will be a “a large-scale exploration of ‘the nature of our perception through our perception of nature.’”
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Idaho Falls Community Hospital was named a top patient-recommended hospital, according to Becker’s Hospital Review. Only five Idaho hospitals made it to the national list.
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“Weird Al” Yankovic is bringing his Bigger & Weirder 2025 Tour to the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls on Friday, August 8, 2025.
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A new form of power is coming to Idaho Falls power customers. The city of Idaho Falls is partnering with the nuclear engineering company Aalo Atomics, a nuclear engineering company pioneering small-scale, factory-built modular reactors for clean energy production.
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“718,217 pounds of toxic chemicals were released from U.S. tobacco production facilities in 2021.”
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“Drones are probably going to be a component of that. That’s definitely a very controversial subject.”
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The Museum of Idaho and Friends of Minidoka have partnered to present a new local exhibit, Nisei Trials: 80 Years – Remembering the Minidoka Draft Resisters, which is now on view at the Museum of Idaho.
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Fish and Game says while there should be plenty of elk to hunt, there will be noticeably less deer.
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U Pick Red Barn in Idaho Falls will open this Saturday to the general public. But on Friday, those with special needs and their parents enjoyed several activities at the pumpkin patch.
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They don’t crawl very high, and their bites are generally harmless and rarely cause pain.
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Today, September 11, 2024 at 5:00 P.M., the Bonneville School District 93 will host a groundbreaking ceremony for Willow Creek Elementary School.
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“You can live without food for three days, but you can’t live without water for three days.”
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Before the presidential debate Tuesday evening, Newstalk 107.9 FM hosted a special dinner for a special group.
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107.9 FM holds presidential debate watch party at the Shilo Inn in Idaho Falls Tuesday evening.
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“The reality is clear: don’t underestimate pests, because the health risks they pose are very real.”
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After a Latah County Judge approved a change of venue for Bryan Kohberger’s case, questions are swirling as to where he will be tried.
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Idaho is getting $21-million for 14 of its hydroelectric projects across the state.
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The multi-use trail enhances the city of Idaho Falls’ expansive trail system.
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Beginning tomorrow night at 10 p.m., the northbound lanes of Interstate 15 will be closed underneath the Woodville Overpass so crews can replace a damaged girder. A detour will be in place until 6 a.m. on Wednesday.
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“Idaho Missing Person Day isn’t just about Amber. It’s about all the hundreds of people who are missing.”
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People are invited to join the Idaho Falls Fire Department when they hold a solemn dedication ceremony for the city’s new 9/11 memorial.
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Hillcrest High School is set to play its first high school game on their own turf on Friday night.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 Superintendent Karla LaOrange says school is canceled for Sunnyside Elementary Friday due to smoke from an air conditioner malfunction.
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In an exclusive special report, Todd Kunz investigated an incident involving Kimani the lioness at the Idaho Falls Zoo that happened in early June.
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The Idaho Falls Regional Airport announced Thursday Delta Airlines will soon be using a larger aircraft to fly between Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City.
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The lab will make testing go faster so the United States’ nuclear reactors can last longer, and be more economic.
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The ceiling section fell on Friday while students were in class, so it didn’t fall on anyone.
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In honor of those who lost their lives on 9/11/2001, and in continued honor of our local first responders who protect and serve our community, Anheuser-Busch is honored to host the Annual 911 Memorial Stair Climb at the Idaho Falls Malting Facility
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If you plan to do some camping this Labor Day weekend in the Idaho Falls area, be sure to pack something warm for the chilly night. Bonneville County is under a burn ban.
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On Friday, the Idaho History of Broadcasting Foundation honored Jay Hildebrandt and Karole Honas for their service to the community at a luncheon in Boise.
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Idaho National Laboratory’s Engineering Research Office Building was evacuated Thursday afternoon because of a reported suspicious package.
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A serious car crash blocked Fremont Avenue under the US 20 overpass for several hours early Thursday morning.
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Bear activity has increased this year, so it’s important to take the precautions needed to avoid bear encounters.
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Crispy Cones announced it will be opening a store in Idaho Falls.
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A K9 officer for the Idaho Falls Police Department has died. The department announced the death on Facebook Tuesday.
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Idaho Falls YMCA is opening a new learning center on the ISU campus in Idaho Falls. Donovan Stokes stopped by the studio to explain what the new center could do to help parents.
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Misguided rumors are circulating online that three Idaho counties, including Bonneville County, are sanctuaries for illegal immigrants.
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Jeff Roper visits with Jeff Foxworthy, who will perform at the Eastern Idaho State Fair on September 5, 2024.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office reminds drivers that it is still important to be safe and sober while driving.
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Idaho Falls city crews will be working on installing pedestrian traffic signal buttons and poles at the intersection of Yellowstone Avenue and Cliff Street on Wednesday.
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An 18-year-old was arrested early Sunday for shooting a shotgun in the air following a fight.
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The roads are expected to open again on Friday, Aug. 30.
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Eastern Idaho is heading back to school, but this year funding has shifted from enrollment to attendance based.
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Almost 80% of consumers say they depend on someone else doing simple maintenance on their vehicle.
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Air Idaho Rescue is celebrating a decade of saving lives in the crown jewel of our nation’s park system.
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Center Stage Theatre has announced their 2025 season with Local News 8. They said next season is all about love and family
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Best Friends says Idaho is seeing a 92.5% total save rate.
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White pine charter school in Ammon held its ribbon cutting the morning of Friday, August 16.
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The speeding car continued south through Idaho Falls and crashed on 65th South in Bonneville County.
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The Fleming family of Swan Valley donated $128,000 to the charity Wednesday afternoon.
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Water curtailment was the main topic at an Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce luncheon Tuesday.
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City officials broke ground Monday for a new power plant on Iona Road and Yellowstone Highway.
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Chesbro music has been around for more than 100 years and just opened a newly-remodeled showroom.
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Idaho Falls murder suspect Lance Broncho was back in court Monday, changing his plea to guilty in response to a plea agreement from the Bonneville County Prosecutor.
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These changes will provide more parking for patrons and make it safer to cross the street.
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Despite the flood of about a million gallons, the school is planned to open on time.
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The structure was built for the railroad in the 1930s, so it was not built to today’s height standards.
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Adults and kids of all ages take part in the fun and sometimes messy activities.
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Ammon Mayor Sean Coletti is asking for the community to come together in support of the teen who nearly drowned last weekend during Ammon Days.
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A common scam comes from suspects posing as local law enforcement and making victims believe they have a warrant, missed jury duty, or owe some kind of fine.
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This is another truck of so many that keep getting stuck at this underpass since the beginning of the year.
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Tautphaus Park was packed with people anxious to see and hear the tools of the trade of our local law enforcement.
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No matter what you take with you this hunting season, proper maintenance and preparation are key.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department is inviting community members to attend National Night Out on Tuesday night, August 6th.
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Idaho Falls contractors at Roof Rescue are asking for your help to find four exceptional community members or families that deserve free roofs.
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