F&G aware of numerous wild bird die-offs related to avian influenza
Avian influenza is infecting birds across Idaho, and Idaho Fish and Game is aware of numerous cases of wild bird die-offs.
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Idaho Falls Zoo kids’ summer camp registration now open
Idaho Falls Zoo summer camp registration is now open.
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Idaho unemployment rate continues with historic lows
Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 2.6% in April, down from March’s rate of 2.7%.
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Burn permit system scheduled for maintenance this Sunday
On Sunday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. MT, Idaho Department of Land’s (IDL) burn permit website will undergo maintenance and burn permits will not be available during this time.
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Rendezvous Center to be dedicated as Richard and Connie S. Bowen Rendezvous Center
The Rendezvous Center at Idaho State University will be rededicated in honor of Richard L. and Connie S. Bowen at a reception on Friday May 20 at 3 p.m. Anyone is invited to attend.
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Bonneville County honors officers fallen in the line of duty
Bonneville county law enforcement invites the public to pay tribute to Idaho’s fallen heroes.
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Pocatello Animal Services to host rabies clinic May 21
Pocatello Animal Services will be hosting a rabies clinic Saturday, May 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Idaho Museum of Natural History to offer free admission to active military and families this summer
The Idaho Museum of Natural History on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus announces it will join museums nationwide in participating in the thirteenth summer of Blue Star Museums, a program which provides free admission to our nation’s active-duty military personnel and their families this summer.
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No school Friday for Taylorview Middle School
There will be no in-person classes at Taylorview Middle School Friday, May 20.
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Lori Vallow-Daybell in court Thursday
Lori Vallow-Daybell is scheduled to be in court Thursday at 10 a.m. before Judge Steven W. Boyce.
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Portneuf Medical Center receives Primary Plus Stroke Center certification
Portneuf Medical Center announces it has received certification from DNV as a Primary Plus Stroke Center, affirming the hospital’s readiness to handle a full range of stroke-related medical problems.
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Strong winds in eastern Idaho
Despite the nice sunny day, Thursday’s wind was the talk of the town.
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Flow-Bor Day has a great response from Rexburg residents
Wednesday afternoon blew in a large group of volunteers that helped the city to plant flowers along Main Street and in front of City hall in down town Rexburg. The volunteers that came worked together in their individual families to get the planting done
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City of Pocatello CARES Act rental, mortgage assistance still available
The City of Pocatello still has Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding available for Pocatello residents facing financial hardships due to COVID-19.
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Gov. Gordon urges Wyoming residents to take advantage of property tax refund opportunity
Governor Mark Gordon is reminding Wyoming homeowners they may qualify for a partial property tax refund through funding made available by legislation he signed into law in March.
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Old West Days begins this weekend
Old West Days starts it’s 38th year this weekend.
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Annual Shred Day is Friday
Journey Financial Services is hosting its annual shred day from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday.
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Stock concerns
Wall Street holds its breath as the market dips yet again.
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Idaho Field of Heroes Memorial returns in Pocatello
The Idaho Field of Heroes Memorial is set to return to Pocatello for the 18th year in a row.
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Interviews set for Caribou County magistrate judge
The Sixth Judicial District Magistrates Commission will conduct interviews of candidates for magistrate judge to succeed the Hon. David R. Kress on Friday.
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5-term Idaho attorney general loses in GOP primary battle
Former U.S. Rep. Raul Labrador has won Idaho’s GOP attorney general primary, beating the longtime incumbent who had been criticized by the far right for not taking a more activist role.
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Rexburg man sentenced to 12 years for distributing child pornography
A Rexburg man was sentenced to 144 months in federal prison for distribution of child pornography.
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Wheeler defeats Christensen in Idaho’s District 35B race
In Idaho House seat 35B, Ammon Representative Chad Christensen was up against Ammon City Councilman Josh Wheeler.
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Raybould defeats Nate in Idaho’s District 34B race
It was a rematch between two candidates to represent Madison County in the Idaho House Representative 34B race.
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McGrane wins GOP race for secretary of state
Three candidates fought for Secretary of State: Stanley Legislator Dorothy Moon, Couer d’Alene Senator Mary Souza and Ada County Clerk Phil McGrane.
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Bannock County GOP assessor race decided by 3 votes
Here is an example of why your vote matters.
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Idaho Republicans present their candidates during rally
Idaho Republicans celebrated their nominees for the general election Wednesday afternoon at the Idaho Statehouse.
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Idaho House Speaker Bedke defeats Giddings in GOP lieutenant governor primary
Powerful House Speaker Scott Bedke has won the GOP primary for lieutenant governor.
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2-term schools chief loses in Idaho GOP primary race
Superintendent Sherri Ybarra will not remain in office for a third term.
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Roth wins Dem primary for Senate in Idaho
David Roth has won Idaho’s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.
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Simpson wins 2nd District GOP primary
Mike Simpson won the Republican nomination for U.S. House in Idaho’s 2nd Congressional District.
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Idaho Gov. Little defeats Trump-backed foe
Idaho Gov. Brad Little has survived a Republican primary challenge from his lieutenant governor, who was endorsed by former President Donald Trump.
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Crapo wins GOP primary for Senate in Idaho
Republican incumbent Mike Crapo has won the GOP primary for U.S. Senate in Idaho.
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Idaho Falls man sentenced to 25 years for trafficking methamphetamine
On Monday, an Idaho Falls man was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison on drug trafficking and immigration charges.
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COVID-19 UPDATES: 485 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 2 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 485 new COVID-19 cases and 2 new deaths Wednesday.
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Idaho, U.S. average gas prices now tied at new record highs as pump price woes continue
For drivers everywhere, the pain at the pump continues. According to AAA, Idaho’s average price for regular gasoline is now tied with the national average at $4.57 per gallon – a new record high for both averages.
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2 more performances announced for summer lineup at Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre
Go Out Local is announcing two more performances for the summer lineup at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre.
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2022 Liberty on Parade registration closed
The 2022 ‘Liberty on Parade’ annual Independence Day parade registration is closed.
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Free feminine hygiene dispensers installed at Madison High School
It’s part of an effort to end an overlooked health problem in the gem state.
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Central Fire District issues burn ban
The Central Fire District has issued a burn ban due to expected high winds.
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Traveling Totem Poles advocate for environmental protection
Two traveling Totem Poles made it to the Fort Hall Reservation Wednesday.
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Idaho Falls Airport now has flights to Orange County
On Wednesday, the Idaho Falls Airport sent it’s first direct flight to Orange County, CA.
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Amber Alert canceled, children safe
UPDATE 9:40 p.m. An Amber Alert has been canceled for two children in Nampa. Police say the children were located safe, and the suspect is in custody.
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Higher than normal voter turnout reported in Bonneville County
Polling stations across eastern Idaho are still moving Tuesday.
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Steady stream of voters cast their vote at the polls
Voters came in a steady drove during the open polling places throughout Rexburg to make their voices heard during Tuesday’s primary elections. Many voters expressed feelings that Tuesday’s elections were rather important. They felt that Tuesday’s elections would help shape the future thought processes of the leaders of the country.
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Broulim’s to pause development of proposed Victor store
Broulim’s Fresh Foods has announced a temporary pause in the development of its proposed Victor store location.
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Driver rescued from Snake River near Swan Valley
Swan Valley Fire and Rescue responded to a crash along the Snake River at 4:30 Tuesday morning.
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Pocatello honored with multiple awards at APWA Conference
The City of Pocatello took home a handful of awards at this year’s American Public Works Association (APWA) Conference.
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Take a “journey to the past” with Bonneville High School’s production of Anastasia
You can take a “journey to the past” this week with Bonneville High School’s production of Anastasia.
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District 91 fourth grade Rendezvous Event
District 91 4th graders celebrating and learning about Idaho history at Rendezvous Celebration
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Pedestrian pathway improvements along S Capital Avenue
Improvements to the pedestrian pathway along S Capital Avenue from its intersection with Pancheri Drive north to Short Street are underway.
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New online education toolkit for Idaho parents
Idaho parents now have a dedicated space to explore resources and connect with their child’s school and the wider educational community with a new Parent Resource Toolkit.
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Idaho governor faces Trump-backed candidate in GOP primary
Republican Gov. Brad Little is fighting back a primary challenge on Tuesday from his lieutenant governor, Janice McGeachin, a Donald Trump-backed candidate who twice attempted a power grab last year when Little was out of state on business.
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ISU first and only institution to hold 2 early college accreditations
Idaho State University is the first and only institution in the U.S. to become accredited with both the College Provided Faculty and Concurrent Enrollment Program endorsements by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) Accreditation Commission.
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Secretary Buchanan will not seek second term as Secretary of State
Wyoming Secretary Ed Buchanan announced Tuesday he will not seek a second term as Wyoming’s Secretary of State.
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Top races in Tuesday’s primary election
The primary election is Tuesday, May 17. It could actually decide who will be in office next year.
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Former Idaho Congressman Labrador leading attorney general race, edging out incumbent
Idaho’s five-term Republican attorney general has handled his duties in the deeply conservative state for 20 years with a strategy he describes as calling legal “balls and strikes.”
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate suspicious death
UPDATE 5/15/22: The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office reports the investigation in to the homicide death of 36-year-old Morey P. Pelton continues as detectives are following up on a number of leads.
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Fremont County voters to decide on district split study
Voters in Fremont County will be faced with a different question on their ballot as they enter the polls Tuesday May 16. That question is regarding whether or not the Fremont Joint School District should consider conducting a study as to whether or not they should split the district between the north and the south. David Marotz the Co-Interim superintendent for the school district says this vote won’t bring any immediate change.
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Wyoming senator booed for sex identity remarks at graduation
U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis apologized Monday after getting booed and heckled for remarks she made on sexual identity during a University of Wyoming graduation speech.
Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATES: 356 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 1 new death
Idaho officials reported 356 new COVID-19 cases and 1 new death over the weekend.
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Idaho gas prices hold steady
Average gasoline prices in Idaho are unchanged in the last week, averaging $4.49/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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Anticipate temporary road closures on East Entrance Road in Yellowstone due to increased avalanche danger
The East Entrance Road between the East Entrance and Fishing Bridge will close for periods of time Monday through Wednesday because of increased avalanche danger from recent snowfall and warm temperatures.
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Pocatello Labor office hosts Morton Buildings at May 17 hiring event
Idaho Labor will be hosting a hiring event for one of the area’s newest employers Tuesday, May 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at our Pocatello office, 430 N. 5th Ave.
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3 Idaho schools win new $100,000 fitness centers
The National Foundation for Governors’ Fitness Councils (NFGFC) announced Monday three Idaho schools have been selected to receive a state-of-the-art $100,000 DON’T QUIT! Fitness Center.
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Idaho Falls welcomes new Economic Development Administrator
The City of Idaho Falls has hired eastern Idaho native Christian Ashcraft as the new Economic Development Administrator.
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How child vaccination rates for COVID-19 compare across every state
HeyTutor looked at COVID-19 vaccination rates among children in every state in the U.S. and Washington D.C.
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Temple View third graders and INL give back to Happyville Farm
Third graders from Temple View Elementary School are crafting stepping stones for the Happyville Farm.
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2022 midterms: What to watch as 5 states hold primaries
Former President Donald Trump’s winning streak in U.S. Senate primaries is on the line Tuesday as voters in five states cast their ballots in midterm elections.
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What you need to know if the Eastern Idaho Regional Waste Water Association becomes a district
Those living in Ammon Shelley and parts of Bingham and Bonneville counties will have an important decision to make Tuesday May 17, 2022. That will be whether or not Eastern Idaho Regional Waste Water Association (EIRWWA) should be converted into a Sewer District instead of a joint powers authority.
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Zoo Idaho hosts Wildlife Waltz
On Saturday night, Zoo Idaho hosted their first Wildlife Waltz gala and auction.
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Freezing for a reason at the Ammon pool
Swimmers in Ammon got really cold feet, but a warm heart, for a good cause Saturday. The Ammon pool held their second-ever “freezing for a reason” opening pool event.
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Tandem Tour comes to Pocatello
The Tandem Tour is coming to Pocatello Saturday, May 14.
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Musicians West hosts 23rd Annual Piano Festival and Competition in Pocatello
After a two-year hiatus, Musicians West held their 23rd annual Piano Festival and Competition this weekend at the Stephens Performing Arts Center on Idaho State University’s campus.
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Youth outdoor skills day returns to East Idaho
“There are so many things to do in the great outdoors here in Idaho that we just really like to get people out, to learn them up a little bit about what’s available and try to get them involved and outdoors,” said the Department of Fish and Game Communications Director James Bower. “That’s kind of what Idaho is all about to us, and we’re very passionate about that.”
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Pocatello letter carriers collect food donations for Stamp Out Hunger
The National Association of Letter Carriers in Pocatello participated in the 30th annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
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City of Pocatello hosts Hiring Fair
If you’re in the market for a seasonal job or career, the City of Pocatello wants you.
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Lori Vallow-Daybell’s attorneys respond to motion to move trial date
A hearing is scheduled for May 19 to discuss the matter.
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Cement workers strike in Pocatello
Workers displayed their frustrations at a local concrete plant Friday morning.
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Pocatello auctioning surplus items
The City of Pocatello’s yearly auction has started.
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40 projects receive grants through Project Neighborly
Idaho Community Foundation announced 40 community projects in east Idaho, north Idaho and the Treasure Valley have received Project Neighborly grants totaling $135,000, including $45,000 in east Idaho.
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Ririe Schools hoping voters approve 2 school bonds
Voters in Ririe will have a chance to vote on two school bonds on May 17th.
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Idaho officials reported 373 new COVID-19 cases and 3 new deaths Friday.
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Idaho Republican Party sues over ‘illegal endorsements’
The Idaho Republican Party and Chairman Tom Luna have filed a lawsuit to stop the Bonneville County Republican Central Committee from continuing what the lawsuit says are illegal endorsements in the Republican primary.
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Idaho agrees to $119 million opioid crisis settlement
Idaho officials on Friday agreed to a $119 million settlement with drugmaker Johnson & Johnson and three major distributors over their role in the opioid addiction crisis.
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Virtual open house and comment period for Tribal Trail Connector Road ends May 20
Teton County Public Works is reminding you the virtual open house and public comment period for the Tribal Trail Connector Road is closing soon.
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Updated Wyoming Legislative District maps now available
The Wyoming Legislature’s interactive maps for House and Senate Districts, reflecting changes made during this year’s redistricting process, are now available on the Legislature’s 2022 Legislative Redistricting homepage slider.
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Road closures to Saturn Avenue and adjacent streets
Saturn Avenue and adjacent streets in Idaho Falls will experience multiple closures throughout the summer this year.
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Bingham Healthcare acquires da Vinci Xi Surgical System
Healthcare at Bingham Memorial Hospital is truly becoming an art form.
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Highland holds Senior Celebration
On Friday, Highland High School in Pocatello is holding a Senior Celebration, a school-wide event and gathering that will give recognition to all of their high school graduates.
Continue Reading Judge blocks Bonneville County GOP from endorsing candidates
By KEITH RIDLER Associated Press BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A judge late on Friday banned the Bonneville County Republican Central Committee and its executive team from endorsing candidates following a lawsuit filed by the Idaho Republican Party and Chairman Tom Luna. Fourth District Judge Jason Scott issued the preliminary injunction preventing the central committee from
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Armed robbery suspect now in custody
The Idaho Falls Police Department is continuing to search for 43-year-old James Eldon Perry in connection to an armed robbery and aggravated assault that occurred on Tuesday in Idaho Falls.
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Capitol riot prosecutors ask for 2 months for Idaho woman
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Federal prosecutors say an Idaho woman who participated in the Jan. 6, 2021, siege of the U.S. Capitol should be sentenced to two months in jail and ordered to serve community service in part because it was her second time forcing entry into a capitol building.
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Potatoes exported to Mexico for first time in 25 years
Fresh potatoes are once again being allowed to be exported to Mexico from the United States.
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Bonneville County Library District parting ways with Idaho Falls Public Library
“No one wanted to vote against the service contract. It’s just that we couldn’t agree on the amount to pay. So that’s why we decided to look at other options.”
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Flags to be flown at half-staff until Monday to mark 1 million COVID-19 deaths
At the direction of the President of the United States, Governor Mark Gordon has ordered both the U.S. and State of Wyoming flags be flown at half-staff statewide beginning immediately until sunset on Monday, May 16, 2022 as a mark of respect and remembrance of the one million American lives lost to COVID-19.
Continue Reading Getting ready for primary election day
We are just days away from the primary elections in Idaho.
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Baby formula shortage affecting everyone
Due to many factors in the supply chain and a recent recall on baby formula, a shortage is now plaguing the nation. For nearly 50% of families who are relying on the Women Infant and Children’s (WIC) for their formula the program is trying to help those families find some solutions.
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Idaho Falls man arrested for alleged sexual exploitation of a child
Attorney General Lawrence Wasden has announced the arrest of an Idaho Falls man following an investigation by the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit.
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Valor Awards presented to 2 Idaho Falls firefighters
Idaho Falls Fire Department Captain Aaron Nelson and Firefighter Nicholas Magliocco were presented with the Valor Award for saving an elderly disabled female who was trapped in a house fire last June.
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