DEQ awards $771,262 to Harrison
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) announced the award of a $771,262 low-interest drinking water construction loan to the City of…
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Idaho teachers participate in i-STEM training
Educators across the state are coming to the College of Eastern Idaho for a four-day STEM workshop. It will teach them all about STEM – science,…
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Idaho man charged with 4 counts of murder in shooting deaths of his neighbors, including one minor
A northern Idaho man has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder and burglary after prosecutors said he broke into his neighbors’ home…
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Grace Lutheran Church hosting Back 2 School Giveaway Aug. 5
The Grace Lutheran Church in Pocatello needs your help to provide students a better experience for the upcoming school…
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Future of disc golf at College Eastern Idaho will be a little different
For a number of years the College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) has had an 18 hole disc golf course on its campus.…
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IDL Teakean hand crew to the rescue
A big thunderstorm passed over the town of Troy earlier this month knocking down 19 trees that completely blocked access to the popular Latah…
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7-year-old overcoming T1D struggles with a positive attitude
Diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at just 18-months-old, 7-year-old Romey is finding unique ways to deal with this uncommon, chronic…
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Idaho’s average gas price hits the pause button
It’s been a quiet week at the pump, giving Idaho drivers a reprieve from the more expensive gas prices on the…
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Reminder: Shooting protected birds and protected ground squirrels is illegal
It’s a shooter’s responsibility to know the law, and a good rule of thumb is to shoot targets instead of wildlife unless you know exactly what…
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Juvenile arrested after livestock found shot
A juvenile has been taken into custody and booked into the 3-B Juvenile Detention Facility after admitting to killing five…
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JFAC seeks answers at special committee meeting
Idaho legislators are seeking answers about the University of Idaho’s agreement to purchase the University of…
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Suspect in custody after 4 people fatally shot at residence in Idaho, reports say
Police in Idaho arrested a suspect in a shooting that killed four people on Sunday.…
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Camp Magical Moments helping kids with cancer
The free camp is a place where children with cancer can go to find healing, friendship, fun and so much more.…
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4-H hunter discipline shooter qualifies for nationals
4-H is not the same old 4-H that was just animals, gardening and…
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Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel announces Jay Leno concert
Pre-sale tickets go on sale Thursday, June 22 at 10…
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Risch, Barrasso lead effort to lower prices at the pump
U.S. Senators Jim Risch (R-Idaho) and John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) introduced legislation to lower energy prices for American families by repealing the…
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AAA: Get ready for wildfire season
As temperatures rise across the Gem State, AAA is reminding Idahoans to get ready for wildfire…
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1 hospitalized after 2 vehicle crash in Fort Hall
Idaho State Police are investigating a two-vehicle collision that occurred at 12:20 a.m. on Sunday, June 19, 2023, on US-91 near 5th St. in Fort…
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IMSI assault victim dies at Boise hospital
At the request of the Idaho Department of Correction, Idaho State Police detectives are investigating a serious assault at Idaho Maximum Security…
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Construction on Pancheri Drive Monday
Barring unforeseen conditions, this process will be complete by the end of the…
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Counties with the warmest summers in Idaho
Stacker compiled a list of the counties with the warmest summers in…
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Busy Camping season is already here at Dunes RV
Camping season is already underway for the Dunes RV park near the Sand Dunes in Fremont County. Although they faced a little delay they are already…
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Pancakes and Old Warbirds Fly for Father’s Day
Nearly a couple thousand people gathered at the Legacy Flight Museum for a celebration of Father’s Day. The Celebration included a free pancake…
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Public invited to view latest information on study to improve US 20 from Ashton to SH 87
se meetings will provide an update on the study and gather feedback from the…
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NRCS issues FY2024 call for proposals for source water protection areas for Idaho
The deadline for proposals is Friday, July 14.…
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SDE welcomes public comment on Idaho Extended Content Standards alignment review
Public comment will be accepted until June 23,…
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Plane crash kills ‘Flying Wild Alaska’ pilot Jim Tweto and Idaho hunting guide
A bush pilot known for his starring role in the Discovery Channel’s “Flying Wild Alaska” series has died when his plane crashed shortly after…
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Help be part of the solution in keeping endowment land open for recreation
Idaho’s 2.5 million acres of endowment trust lands are meant to generate revenue through timber, grazing and other management…
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Expect delays on I-15
If you’re planning to go north from Blackfoot to Idaho Falls, expect a major…
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Vehicles damaged in structure fire
There were no injuries following a structure fire on S Rollandet Avenue Thursday…
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Marshall Public Library kicks-off Arts and Community Tickets program
The 2023 Marshall Public Library (MPL) Arts and Community Tickets (ACT) program kicks off with free tickets, with one pair of tickets to the Old Town…
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Idaho Falls home gets makeover during paint-a-thon
An Idaho Falls house received a makeover this…
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Caribou-Targhee National Forest implements updated food and attractant storage order
The Caribou-Targhee National Forest has signed a new Forest Order relating to food and attractant storage, which will be implemented immediately.…
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Fine incoming for Island Park Water Company, but investigation continues
The Idaho public utilities commission has fined the Island Park Water company $434,000 dollars for failing to provide its customers with safe,…
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Chubbuck woman celebrates 108th birthday
A Chubbuck woman is now the oldest living person in…
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St. Anthony volunteer recognized for contributions
Amy Clements from St. Anthony was honored for her volunteer service as part of the Idaho Capital for a Day event hosted by Gov. Brad Little…
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Idaho’s May unemployment rate remains at 2.6%
Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 2.6% in May, remaining unchanged for the fourth consecutive…
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Fiber Optic internet is coming to Rexburg
Lightbridge Community Broadband Network is launching into service for all Rexburg residents…
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Free family bike event Saturday
The event is free to the…
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Governor’s Cup Scholarship recipients announced
Recipients were chosen from among more than 3,000…
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Judge denies Lori Vallow-Daybell’s request for a retrial
In Fremont County court Thursday morning, Judge Steven Boyce ruled there was not sufficient evidence to merit a re-trial in the case of Lori…
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Oregon man pleads guilty to hate crime charges for bias-motivated attacks in Boise
An Oregon man pleaded guilty in the U.S. District Court in Boise Thursday to two federal hate…
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St. Anthony becomes the Capital for a Day
In southern Fremont County, local officials along with the general public were able to confront the state at St. Anthony’s City Hall Thursday as the…
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St. Anthony to host Governor Little’s ‘Capital for a Day’ event
Governor Brad Little’s next “Capital for a Day” event will be held in St. Anthony on June…
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Interior Department proposes rule to bolster solar and wind development on public lands
The Department of the Interior announced on Thursday a proposed update of its renewable energy regulations to promote the development of solar and…
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“The Story of America” history curriculum rolled out for Idaho schools
School districts across Idaho are encouraged to take advantage of the resource for their students and teachers and contact SDE for more…
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Family of 4 died in Idaho car crash after driver fell asleep, report finds
Authorities believe a car crash that killed a family of four in Idaho over the weekend happened after the 17-year-old driver fell asleep on a curvy…
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SummerBrew set Saturday
SummerBrew will take place Saturday, June 17 on the Broadway Plaza in Downtown Idaho Falls on Memorial Drive.…
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Fall River Electric Energy Expo set Saturday
The Energy Expo is a free event for all customers that receive power from Fall River…
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Island Park Water Company fined for violating Idaho Public Utility laws
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has found the Island Park Water Company has failed to provide its customers with safe, reliable and adequate…
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Second year of BCSO Teen Career Camp kicks off
The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office decided to bring back its free Teen Law Enforcement Career Camp for a second year.…
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Idaho Supreme Court Justices visit BYU-Idaho campus
The Idaho Supreme Court each year travels to communities across the state to hold hearings. The justices last visited Rexburg in May…
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Camas, Idaho community takes a look back in time
The Mud Lake Historical Society and Museum invites east Idaho to the dedication of the new sign commemorating the old townsite of Camas, Idaho in…
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Juvenile mountain lion euthanized after killing domestic goat near Bellevue
Idaho Fish and Game officers from the Magic Valley Region were contacted on June 12 after a domestic goat was found killed and cached by a mountain…
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Osprey caught in bailing twine rescued by Lewiston Fire Department
Several calls came into Idaho Fish and Game office regarding an Osprey that had its leg entangled in bailing twine and was hanging from its nest…
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Idaho Falls Public Works has large flood problem at hand
Flooding has been a huge concern for all of Idaho Falls over the past few…
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Jobs in trades and manufacturing will be offered at CWI Career Fair June 20
Many job opportunities will be available at the College of Western Idaho (CWI) Trades and Manufacturing Career Fair, Tuesday, June…
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Upcoming events abound at Idaho Falls Zoo
The zoo is open daily for the 2023 season, and June has some really emus-ing events planned for everyone at Idaho Falls…
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Military convoy to travel on Idaho Falls roads Wednesday
The Idaho Army National Guard’s 1st of the 148th Field Artillery Regiment will move tracked vehicles along state roads from the Idaho Falls…
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Pocatello nurse practitioner fined, surrenders license for unlawful prescriptions and fraud
An Idaho nurse practitioner consented to judgment against her after admitting she unlawfully prescribed controlled substances and submitted false…
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Shoshone-Bannock Tribes swear in new leadership
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes officially swore in and seated a new Fort Hall Business Council (FHBC) in the Tribal Business Center Council Chambers on…
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AAA reminding drivers to be prepared before hitting the roads
This summer travel season is expected to be quite busy. Before taking that road trip, AAA is reminding drivers the importance of having trusted…
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US Census reports most Idaho cities growing despite some losing residents
The U.S. Census Bureau released population estimates for Idaho cities and towns for 2021-2022 and confirmed state population is still…
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BLM to conduct prescribed burn west of Malad
actual ignition date and time will depend on fuel and fire weather…
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Chris Young coming to Pocatello Aug. 17
Country music star Chris Young is coming to southeast Idaho this…
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Rigby FFA brings home state championships
Rigby FFA Chapter participated in 11 career development events, winning two and placing in the top four in six…
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Medicaid members offered free credit and theft protection monitoring after possible data breach
At this time, there is no evidence any of the potentially exposed information has been…
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ISU President Satterlee announces retirement
After more than 25 years to Idaho higher education, Idaho State University President Kevin Satterlee announced Monday he will retire on Dec.…
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Hunter mistakenly shot and killed grizzly bear
A male grizzly bear was mistaken for a black bear by a hunter, who reported the…
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Now the school year is in the rearview mirror, Idaho families are hitting the road on summer vacation, and gas prices are rising in…
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New way to apply for Bannock County building and zoning permits
Bannock County Planning and Development is implementing a new software to make it easier for contractors and developers to apply for building and…
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Rock removal between Challis and Clayton
The Idaho Transportation Department began the removal of loose rock along the rock face of the hillside along SH-75 between Challis and Clayton on…
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INL to host STEM Camps for grades 1-12
Idaho National Laboratory is running STEM Camps for Students in grades 1-12. The camps focus on teaching students age-appropriate science research…
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Crash blocks US 30 in Twin Falls County
The Idaho State Police are investigating a two-vehicle collision that occurred at 4 p.m., Friday on US30 near milepost 222.5, in Twin Falls…
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East Idaho Credit Union breaks ground on new branch in Driggs
East Idaho Credit Union broke ground on their new branch in Driggs on June 1.…
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Rise Up – Teen and Child Crisis Center celebrates opening
Rise Up – Teen and Child Crisis Center of East Idaho is a free voluntary center serving youth ages…
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Cities with the worst commute in Idaho
Stacker compiled a list of the cities with the worst commutes in Idaho using data from the Census…
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Hitt Road expansion project begins Monday
On Monday, June 12, Knife River will begin work on the S Hitt Road (S 25th E) expansion…
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Eastern Idaho employers with the highest number of job openings in the region will be at a hiring event Wednesday, June…
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Tips for your new teen driver
AAA offers these tips to help your teen enhance their driving skills and stay safe this…
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New Tribal Department of Energy director
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes hired a new Director for the Tribal Department of…
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Bingham farmer concerned about possible water curtailment
Adam Young grew up on his family’s farm outside of Blackfoot and now he helps run it.…
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Rexburg residents ask for city ordinance to ban drag shows
The Rexburg City Council heard a presentation about a proposed ordinance that would ban drag shows in the…
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Property tax estimator not available for 2023
The Idaho State Tax Commission’s property tax calculator won’t be available to help Idahoans estimate their property taxes for 2023 as a result…
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“Shiny Side Up” motorcycle safety rally event revs up Saturday
Admission is free and goes from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.…
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Judge weighs challenge to gag order in University of Idaho killings
A judge overseeing the case against a man charged with killing four University of Idaho students is set to hear arguments over a gag order that…
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Idaho Falls Library introduces new restricted library cards for children under 18
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The Idaho Falls Public Library has introduced new library cards for children under 18. Parents will be able to choose if…
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Idaho student to attend prestigious Joint Science and Technology Institute West educational program
Boise High School rising senior Emily Watson will join students from across the U.S. and around the world at the prestigious Joint Science and…
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Officials warn visitors of hazards in and around the Moose Fire that burned in 2022
There may be hazards associated with traveling adjacent to and entering burned areas, so use caution when entering these…
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Idaho Falls firefighters raise more than $54K during Fill the Boot
For the third consecutive year, firefighters from Idaho Falls surpassed the amount of money they raised the previous year during the annual Fill the…
Continue Reading DEQ awards nearly $40,000 to Pinto Point Sewer District
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) announced the award of a $38,855 wastewater planning grant to Pinto Point Sewer District in…
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Madison County Transfer Station to close for 3 weeks
The Madison County Transfer Station will be closed for three weeks starting June…
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Partnership to make watershed safer from wildfire
The State of Idaho and the Forest Service officially consider themselves to be Good Neighbors now after signing a Good Neighbor Agreement earlier…
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2023 Jackie Caivano Scholarship winners announced
Recipients of the 2023 Jackie Caivano Scholarship have been…
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Idaho Free Fishing Day this Saturday
Idaho Free Fishing Day returns this Saturday, June 10 this…
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AAC giving high schoolers another option after graduation
The American Auto College is giving high school students another option after graduation if traditional college isn’t their preferred route.…
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Island Park boil order continues
A boil order continues for the people living in Island…
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US Department of Justice honors 2 Pocatello Police members
Two members of the Pocatello Police Department were honored this week by the US Department of…
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Construction comes back to popular Rexburg intersection
Construction has once again come to a popular Rexburg intersection.…
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Boise gas prices top $4 mark, Pocatello and state average not far behind
Drivers in the Treasure Valley are noticing an unpleasant change at the pump Wednesday…
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