Two killed in motorcycle accident in Idaho Falls
Two people are dead following a crash in Idaho Falls early Sunday morning.
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Two people are dead following a crash in Idaho Falls early Sunday morning.
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Luke Bryan performed in a sold-out crowd Thursday in Idaho Falls. During an encore performance, he came out wearing a Spud Kings jersey.
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The school year is getting closer, and organizations and businesses in East Idaho are busy collecting school supplies for students in need.
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Drivers may want to avoid Park Avenue, where they are building the new water tower next week.
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The fair presents projects 4-H students have been working on for a long time.
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“What a perfect way to leave a career here at College of Eastern Idaho!
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Ucon is under a boil advisory because of a loss of water pressure on Tuesday.
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The Bonneville County Commissioners issued a burn ban due to high temperatures and low moisture levels. The ban will remain in effect until September 30, 2024.
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Each of the 25,000+ ducks is individually evaluated and processed by hand.
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“We generally name them based off of the nearest geographical reference to the fire.”
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A 26-year-old man was taken to the hospital from a crash on US 20 west of Idaho Falls on Tuesday, July 30.
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The death penalty is back on the table after a local man accused of murder rescinded his guilty plea.
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East Idaho farmers are making a statement with Idaho Governor Brad Little by creating a tractor parade in Idaho Falls.
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Local News 8 was given an update on a rash of thefts that occurred earlier this month.
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to an outside fire on Saturday, July 27, around 10:49 p.m.
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Bonneville County Sheriff Deputies are investigating a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Sunnyside and Eagle Road injuring one man on Friday.
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The Grand Teton Mall is hosting a week long party to commemorate 40 years since it first opened on August 1, 1984.
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Staff at Shari’s Restaurant were told this past Sunday that the restaurant would be permanently closing Wednesday night, July 24.
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A water pipe burst at the White Pine Charter School on Wednesday morning.
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Police need your help in identifying a possible burglary suspect at D&L Cleaners in Idaho Falls.
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The Idaho Farm Bureau and local 4H volunteers gathered in the Ammon Culver’s parking lot today to celebrate farmers by teaching local kids about the importance of agriculture.
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Idaho school districts and charter schools are now able to apply for additional funding to hire a School Resource Officer (SRO).
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A Rigby family came close to winning the grand prize on “The Quiz with Balls” game show which aired Tuesday night.
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Nearly 2,200 Rocky Mountain Power customers experienced another power outage Tuesday afternoon in the Ammon area, following two overnight outages and one yesterday. We have learned the reason behind the power outages.
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Smoke is a natural airway irritant, so a lot of smoke exposure can be harmful to anyone’s body.
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Some 2230 Rocky Mountain Power customers are without power this afternoon due to unknown reasons.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The MEGA brain exhibit came to Eastern Idaho Public Health on Monday. It’s a big inflatable brain you can walk through and learn about the human body’s most powerful organ. The exhibit shows the different effects harmful substances and addiction have on the brain. The brain doesn’t fully develop until
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A former Jefferson County prosecuting attorney has pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl.
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“Just a doorbell camera can help a lot with certain types of crimes.”
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Deputies have identified the body found floating in the Snake River in Idaho Falls on Monday.
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Tuesday is the last day of Prime Day with Amazon, and soon, millions of packages will be delivered to porches across the country. That means thieves will be on the lookout, and package theft could increase by 40 percent.
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Aughenbaugh is facing up to 65 years in prison.
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A body was seen floating in the Snake River in Idaho Falls Monday afternoon.
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North and southbound traffic can still travel on Yellowstone Highway.
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If plants get too hot (or too cold), they will stop growing until the temperature normalizes.
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A 64-year-old Rigby man was killed Thursday after his car went off a US 20 overpass near Ucon.
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Two weeks ago, the United States Supreme Court ruled that cities can enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outdoors in areas without shelters.
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“You want to make sure you’ve got a vest that’s going to be large enough for you.”
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AMMON, Idaho (KIFI) – The Budweiser Clydesdales were in town. There was a constant crowd of onlookers at the Ammon Broulim’s Wednesday watching and photographing these gigantic beauties. These Clydesdales stand about 6-feet tall from hoof to shoulder and can weigh up to 2,000 pounds. Their horseshoes alone weigh about 5 pounds. They have represented the Budweiser
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July 10, 2024 marks 9 years since 2-year-old Deorr Kunz Jr. disappeared from Timber Creek Campground in Lemhi County. According to the controversial volunteer group “Justice for Baby Deorr” the day marks “another year without answers.”
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Here are some cost-effective ways you can keep your house cool during the heat wave.
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The City of Idaho Falls Water Division will be replacing a water main valve on South Holmes Avenue between East 9th Street and East 10th Street beginning at 9:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 11, 2024.
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The Idaho Falls Sidewalk Chalk Festival is looking for artists to color the streets of Downtown and compete for prizes.
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You need a carbon monoxide detector and a smoke detector in your RV.
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The 31st Annual Melaleuca Freedom Celebration—the largest Independence Day fireworks show west of the Mississippi River—will dazzle spectators with a high-flying, ground-shaking, adrenaline-filled fireworks display.
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Aaa of Idaho projects that nearly 71 million americans, including 400,000 idahoans are traveling this week for the holiday. Which means, there has been a massive increase of travelers on Idaho roads this independence day during the time known as the 100 deadliest days on Idaho roads.
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The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber’s “Liberty on Parade” is set to begin at 9 a.m. on July 4.
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This month, a new state law imposing mandatory minimum sentences for individuals caught possessing fentanyl takes effect.
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This is a real treat for Idahoans because there are very few drive-in theaters left in the country.
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The 31st annual melaleuca freedom celebration takes to the sky this independence day at the snake river waterfront in Idaho Falls. The celebration starts this Thursday at 10pm.
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The Keefers’ made major contributions to Idaho Falls’ infrastructure, community development, and public service.
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Logan Stephen appeared in court on July 1st, where the judge set a bond at $300,000.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)—Idaho Democrats have launched a statewide day of protests in response to the new library bill that went into effect Monday morning. Protestors have gathered outside of libraries across the state to protest the enactment of House Bill 710. The law is intended to prevent minors from obtaining age inappropriate material. Under the
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Below are the 2024 Independence Day events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.
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The Idaho State Board of Education unanimously approved an amendment to the asset purchase agreement between the University of Idaho and the University of Phoenix on Friday.
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A vegetation fire was called in at about 10:24 PM Thursday, June 27, at 5032 E Powerhouse Dr.
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The Snake River Animal Shelter will now handle all the animals collected by Bonneville County animal control officers.
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Scoop Jam is happening this Saturday. This event benefits the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission and the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center.
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The College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Lori Barber as the second president of CEI. She is expected to assume the office on August 1, 2024.
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Governor Brad Little signed an executive order today, “The Protecting Idaho Water Sovereignty Act,” which he says will “chart a path forward on a new long-term agreement between water users that works for all farmers while providing for a healthy aquifer.”
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INL hopes to use AI and ML to get new research insights and enhance the lab’s core research capabilities.
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“He was a cowboy from nevada originally and the the skinny little cowboy that that you’d imagine,” Gifford told Local News 8. “He was fun. He was happy. He had an infectious smile that you just couldn’t be around him without smiling and being happy.
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Several vandalism incidents are being reported in parks around Bonneville County.
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The Idaho Falls community celebrated Pride Month in a big way this past weekend.
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Vandals have struck McCowan Park in Ammon, making nighttime lighting unavailable at the pickleball courts for now.
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A motorcyclist is recovering from injuries in a motorcycle-car accident in Idaho Falls Thursday night.
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Groundwater irrigators and surface water irrigators have completed a deal that saves 330,000 acres of Idaho farmland from being dried up and averts economic catastrophe in the state.
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Idaho Governor Brad Little and Idaho Lt. Governor Scott Bedke both released statements Thursday morning on the agreement made to end the water curtailment order from the Idaho Department of Water Resources.
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IDAHO FALLS (KIFI) – Wednesday saw the first-ever public Juneteenth celebration in Idaho Falls’s history. “If you know anything about African American culture,” asserted mononymed Idaho Falls music promoter Mosy, “it is soaked in music.” That’s why the city’s African American Alliance, alongside other local non-profits, put together a musical celebration at the Colonial Theater
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Firefighters were called to a garage fire at a home south of Ammon.
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“A lot of people think that they can out-swim the river, and that’s just not true.”
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The Idaho Falls Education Association (IFEA) has made a tentative agreement with the District Negotiations Team for the 2024–2025 school year.
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There are a couple of events taking place in our communities to celebrate the day.
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The gym floor is finished at the Idaho Falls Recreation center. Rady to play on Thursday, June 20.
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Reed’s Dairy hosted a unique groundbreaking ceremony to kick off the construction of its new production facility.
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“If you have a pot or a hanging basket, you can always take those inside.”
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The Idaho Falls Airport conducted a safety drill on Saturday June 15. The drill allows emergency personnel to respond to the scenario of a plane crash and help “survivors” with various injuries. Community members of various ages had the opportunity to sign up as participants to role-play the passengers. They arrived at the airport at
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Flag Day commemorates the United States’ adoption of the flag on June 14, 1777.
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A farm shop was destroyed by a fire Friday morning south of Idaho Falls.
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The Idaho Falls area is home to many feral and outdoor cats, and every year local shelters deal with litters of young kittens who need homes. They call it “kitten season.” Michelle Ziel-Dingman from the Snake River Animal Shelter said, “We have taken in somewhere between 90 and 100 kittens, this kitten season thus far,
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The Bonneville County Commissioners are asking the Governor to intervene and stop a potential economic disaster because of the curtailment order.
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Eastern Idaho farmers have been ordered to dry up hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland, potentially inflicting hundreds of millions of dollars in economic loss to the state.
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Bonneville County farmers and state representatives met at the Melaleuca Conference Center Wednesday morning to see what can be done about this curtailment.
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“We’ll work to update some of those structures.”
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A new generation of future law enforcers are learning about water rescue.
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The Snake River Animal shelter received three special visitors today, a group of 12-year-olds who have been raising money for the shelter.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s office has concluded it’s investigation into the death of Cory Nichols.
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The College of Eastern Idaho Board of Trustees has picked three finalists for its new president.
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Local farmers are saying they won’t survive the cut-off after the state issued the largest water curtailment in Idaho history.
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“It’s a great transition from our explorer post, doing this academy, into becoming an employee with us.”
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The Idaho Secretary of State and the Board of Canvassers will ratify the results of last month’s primary elections in Idaho Falls on Wednesday, June 5.
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“It’s based on that consumption of electric heat.”
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There may be 104 days of summer vacation, but those first 30 days, can be hard on families as they transition from school provided lunches, into summer without those lunches.
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Now that Chad Daybell has been given the death sentence, what happens in the mean time?
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Two separate altercations and a gun fired at Starlight Skating in Idaho Falls Saturday night had police responding multiple times.
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A cement truck tipped over on the off-ramp of US 20 at Holmes Ave. Friday afternoon.
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Crews will begin to work on the Pancheri Bridge on Monday, June 3.
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Drivers need to be aware of a road closure this weekend in Idaho Falls.
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An Idaho Falls couple were sentenced for distributing fentanyl and methamphetamine in eastern Idaho.
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“You can design your own aircraft and then get an opportunity to fly it and see how it performs.”
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