Rep. Simpson votes to provide students with variety of milk options
Rep. Simpson votes in favor of H.R. 1147; Giving schools flexibility to craft nutritious lunches for students participating in school meal programs…
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Rexburg to receive $25K plowing grant from Domino’s
The City of Rexburg will get a little extra money to help plow its…
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SD25 Education Foundation’s $6,000 scholarship opportunity open for applications
Scholarship applications are due by March 8,…
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Challis Field Office seeks comment on Special Recreation Permit study
Comments will be accepted through Jan. 21,…
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Pocatello firefighters rescue residents during apartment fire
Pocatello firefighters rescued residents during an apartment fire on Jan.…
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Madison County officials share progress and goals
He says Rexburg is America’s family community because of its people and their sense of…
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Seasonal virus activity on the rise across the country
It’s been nearly a month since the winter holidays, and seasonal virus activity continues to rise across the United States, according to data from…
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Community sponsors wanted for 2024 Summer Food Service Program
The program provides meals to children in areas of need during summer…
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3 things to know this morning – January 23, 2024
Here’s what you should know to start your…
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3 injured in crash near Swan Valley
Three people were injured in a crash on US 26…
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House Committee holds back bill to change words “fetus” to “preborn child”
A bill to replace the words embryo and fetus with preborn child in Idaho law is on…
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Woodland Hills Elementary lockdown lifted
A lockdown at Woodland Hills Elementary has been…
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File Idaho income tax returns starting Jan. 29
The sooner you file your return, the sooner you’ll get your refund.…
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Mental Health Monday: How to help a friend who may have suicidal thoughts
Demand for mental health care, especially in youth, is on the rise according to the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical…
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Tautphaus Park outdoor ice rinks, Sage Lakes Golf Course cross country ski trails closed
The closure is due to the warmer weather and lack of snow.…
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Idaho gas prices below $3 for first time in nearly 3 years
Idaho gas prices are below the $3 mark for the first time since March…
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Reed’s Dairy works to rebound after devastating fire
Reed’s Dairy in Idaho Falls is working to rebound after a devastating fire last…
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Open houses begin this week to discuss Bannock County’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan
People are moving to Idaho, and Bannock County is starting to feel the impacts of that growth.…
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Construction begins at 17th Street and Holmes Avenue
The project is expected to be completed in late spring or early…
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ISU Department of Chemistry to host expert in nanomaterials for public discussion Jan. 25
One of the nation’s leading experts in nanomaterials synthesis is slated to visit Pocatello later this…
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What to do if you hit black ice
IDHAO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – While we have warmed up a bit over the weekend, the melted snow is leaving behind another threat for drivers, black…
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EIRMC provides alternative to lifelong blood thinners
“We know that this procedure will reduce the risk of stroke, similar to being on blood…
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Portneuf Heart & Vascular Institute to host grand opening of new heart procedure room
Portneuf Heart & Vascular Institute invites the community to a grand opening event for the new state-of-the-art heart procedure room on Thursday,…
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New “Savvy Women and Money” financial education conference set Feb. 16
This free financial education conference is similar to the now-retired annual Smart Women Smart Money…
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Winter weather brings ponding and potholes
According to previous AAA research, 44 million U.S. drivers paid for pothole-related repairs in 2022, at an average cost of $400 per…
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Kiwanis Club of Pocatello donates $3,000 to ISU physics outreach programs
A local organization is again lending its support to STEM education in the Gem…
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NYSE withdraws proposal to list Natural Asset Companies 1 week after Attorney General Labrador’s letter of protest
“I applaud the NYSE for listening to the counsel of this coalition of Attorneys General and withdrawing this ill-advised and illegal rule…
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Federal grant to improve collaboration between Tribal Education Leaders and State Education agencies
Meetings started in December and will take place quarterly over the next five…
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Wyoming Supreme Court seat filled
Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Robert Jarosh to the Wyoming Supreme Court.…
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Jackson Hole Fire/EMS adopts 2024 Fire Fee Schedule
On Tuesday, the Teton County Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution for the 2024 Fire Fee Schedule.…
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Longest-serving member of Idaho Transportation Board to retire
The longest-serving member of Idaho Transportation Board is…
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Reed’s Dairy picks up pieces after fire destroys main processing plant
The aftermath of the fire at Reed’s Dairy has far-reaching…
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Banquet in Idaho Falls
The annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Banquet held by the Idaho Falls African American Alliance is…
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Fort Hall man sentenced for shooting, killing another man
A Fort Hall man was sentenced to more than 21 years in federal prison for the shooting death of another man in January 2018 on the Fort Hall Indian…
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Ammon Icy Inferno Christmas Tree Bonfire and fireworks show Saturday
You can throw live, undecorated trees on the pile until 4:00 p.m. on…
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Gov. Little talks 2024 Legislative Session
The Idaho legislature is in full swing at the Idaho…
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Hydropower is key in making Idaho electricity rates low
While natural gas heating costs are up for Idaho, the state’s electricity prices are still among the nation’s lowest, largely due to inexpensive…
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Benny’s Pantry collecting donations
Idaho State University is gathering food to help its…
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Idaho Falls snow removal parking restrictions lifted
All parking restrictions are lifted, effective…
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Idaho’s December unemployment rate remains
at 3.3%
Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was unchanged between November and December, remaining at…
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Idaho Falls Regional Airport master plan open house rescheduled
The Idaho Falls Regional Airport master plan open house has been rescheduled after the weather postponed the event in early…
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Local company gives time to help others in need
A local restoration company has been hard at work taking time away from their regular jobs to help their…
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New Solicitor General for Idaho announced
The Idaho Office of Attorney General announced the appointment of Alan Hurst as the Solicitor General effective Jan. 22, 2023.…
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Public input wanted for Pioneer Ridge Trailhead grant application
The City of Pocatello seeks public input for an Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation grant…
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3 things to do this weekend – January 19, 2024
Here are some events going on in your local neighborhood this…
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Idaho librarians protest book bill
Idaho librarians are speaking out against a bill that would limit access to certain…
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Why a local rancher turned down $1,000 reward
The Idaho Cattlemen’s Association or ICA met Thursday at the Bonneville County Fairgrounds to discuss important ranching issues but also to deliver a…
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9 ITD snowplows hit so far this winter season, 5 in the past 7 days
Winter weather has brought snowy driving conditions to much of…
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Wyoming Transportation performs Teton Pass avalanche control
They are looking to do man-made avalanches instead of having natural ones that can cause some damage to us and to the…
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Eastern Idaho Ag Expo draws in hundreds
“[They are] better for the environment, but better for the farmers as well. Electric powered equipment is very…
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SUV slams into medical supply business
A car crashed into an Idaho Falls business Thursday…
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Fire crews extinguish fire at Reed’s Dairy, cause unknown
A fire is burning at Reed’s Dairy on West Broadway in Idaho Falls. It was reported at 2:45 p.m. Thursday.…
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New Tribal Department of Energy director announced
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes hired a new Tribal Department of Energy (TDOE)…
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Judge denies Chad Daybell’s attorney to withdraw from case, may have to serve without pay
The attorney for Chad Daybell is asking the Judge to keep him on the case even though he may not be paid for his services.…
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Falls Water Company has lifted the boil advisory that was issued…
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Chief justice speaks to legislature
Technological advances in Idaho’s judicial system were highlighted in an address to the Idaho legislature…
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Heated planning and development council meeting in Bannock County
A heated planning and development council meeting in Bannock County took place Wednesday…
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WYDOT warns residents against pushing snow into right-of-way
In light of recent winter snow storms, the Wyoming Department of Transportation would like to remind landowners and residents of the dangers of…
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High school students to run kindle drive for South African school
You can donate kindles that are 2016 or…
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School closures for today, Jan. 18th
We have several school closures this…
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Make a difference: highlights from the 2024 State of the City address
The theme of this year’s State of the City address is “Make a…
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Pierce Brosnan pleads not guilty to walking in thermal areas at Yellowstone National Park
By CNN’s Cindy Von Quednow and Michael Besozzi (CNN) — Actor Pierce Brosnan pleaded not guilty earlier this month to walking in thermal areas…
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Teton Pass, US 191/189 through Hoback Canyon to close Thursday for avalanche control
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has scheduled a few closures to do avalanche…
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Some areas enjoy plentiful snowpack while other areas reach record-low levels
This winter’s snow pack remains a story of two different tales across the…
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Human-wildlife interactions remain low this winter
Winter conditions bring out many wildlife to town seeking better living conditions, but that has not been the case for this particular…
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AmeriHealth clinics consent to $2 million judgment to resolve healthcare fraud allegations
The owners of several medical clinics in eastern Idaho have agreed to pay $2 million to settle charges they violated the false claims…
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Semi hits, damages snow plow
ITD said it will be down for up to two weeks to be…
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Governor Little visits Highland High School
Governor Brad Little will be in Pocatello Wednesday…
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Idaho traffic deaths reached 20 year high in 2023
You have to look all the way back to 2003, when 293 were killed, to find a deadlier…
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Mayor Casper delivers State of the City address
Mayor Rebecca Casper is giving the annual State of the City address Wednesday at the Holiday Inn & Suites on South Fork Boulevard in Idaho Falls.…
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Idaho Community Foundation grants more than $14k through Bistline Foundation Fund
More than $14,000 will go to Bingham County…
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Sponsors, exhibitors and volunteers wanted for 2024 Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair
The Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair will take place on April 27 at Lookout Point in…
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ISDA looks to award $5 million to strengthen food supply chain infrastructure
Grants will fund projects that enhance markets for producers and improve transportation of Idaho food products to local or regional…
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Man accused of murdering his girlfriend may have lived with her body for weeks
Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal has filed a criminal complaint against a 34-year-old Moscow…
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Identifying the signs of Frostbite
Frostbite can happen within minutes when a person is exposed to extreme cold…
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Texas Roadhouse thanks the community for their support after fire
Tuesday marks eight days since a fire in the attic of Texas Roadhouse temporarily closed the…
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Coroner identifies deceased following Bannock County shooting, more details released
The Bannock County Coroner’s Office has confirmed the identity of the deceased following the shooting on Monday in Bannock…
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Winter is the most important time to wash your car
“About two and a half times per month should maintain your car in a very healthy condition year…
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Shelley snow proclamation lifted
Effective Tuesday at 2:00 p.m., the City of Shelley snow proclamation has been lifted.…
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Idaho gas prices now below national average
According to AAA, the average price for a gallon of regular in the Gem State is $3.04, which is seven cents less than a week ago, 32 cents less than…
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“The crisis at our nation’s southern border is getting worse, not better”
Congressman Mike Simpson is setting goals.…
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Information meeting taking place on Wednesday on Pocatello’s Historic Triangle Neighborhood
On Wednesday, Jan. 17, the City of Pocatello is inviting historians, residents, and the general public to an informational meeting regarding a…
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Wyoming Secretary of State reaches settlement with Robinhood for failing investors
The settlement results in Robinhood paying $200,000 to the Wyoming Secretary of State, to be deposited in the Public School Fund pursuant to the…
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2024 State of the Judiciary Address set Wednesday
Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice G. Richard Bevan will deliver his annual State of the Judiciary address to both chambers of the Idaho Legislature…
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Seeing a show in Eastern Idaho? Don’t fall prey to third party scalpers
If you’re looking to see a stage play or traveling broadway show in Idaho Falls – buyer beware.…
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I-15 semi rollover
Interstate 15 is running smoother Tuesday morning after crews got a semi back on it’s…
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Investigation into Pocatello house fire
Firefighters in Pocatello are searching for answers after a house went up in flames Monday…
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Idaho Falls School District superintendent explains why budget cuts are needed
Budget cuts are ahead this coming school year for the Idaho Falls School District…
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UPDATE: School Closures and Delays for Tuesday, Jan 16th
Several schools are closed today due to extreme…
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Bill to keep library’s “harmful materials” out of children’s view passes House committee
A bill has passed a House committee to stop libraries from promoting, giving or allowing a book with harmful material to be made available for…
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Portneuf Medical surgeon performs 1,000 robotic surgery
Portneuf Medical Center announced Drew McRoberts has achieved a milestone of 1,000 robotic surgeries.…
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Fremont County School District 215 announces new superintendent
Fremont County School District 215 will have a new…
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Idaho caucuses are coming up – Do you know when your party meets?
A change is in the air for Idaho…
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Prior files motion to withdraw from Daybell case
Chad Daybell may need a new team to represent him during his murder…
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Gordon urges continued investment in education and workforce development through WIP initiative
The WIP initiative is a collaboration to align education and workforce development to help drive Wyoming’s economy and to help address the workforce…
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