“Sold a Story” literacy event to be streamed statewide
Educational stakeholders will be now be able to attend the upcoming “Sold a Story” literacy event virtually thanks to a livestream from…
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Snake River quagga mussel treatment continues with support from Idahoans
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) continues quagga mussel treatment in an effort to eradicate the invasive species in the Snake…
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3 things to know this morning – October 10, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your…
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A local rabbi explains the conflict in Israel
Rabbi Tony Prater with Beth Chaverim of Southern Idaho explains the conflict between Israel and…
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ISU hosts 5th Annual Indigenous Peoples Day celebration
Idaho State University is hosting the 5th Annual Indigenous Peoples Day celebration on…
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Pennsylvania man on a mission to donate blood in all 50 states
Vinton Smith, a man from Pennsylvania, is on a special mission, one that will increase the blood stores in all 50…
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Idaho gas prices start to fall
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 7.2 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.03/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802…
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Crapo responds to violence happening in Middle East
US Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho is responding to the violence happening in the Middle…
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Sugar City museum now has a location
The Sugar City Historical Society is one step closer to building its own…
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‘Leave No Trace’ as Fire Prevention Week kicks off
As Fire Prevention Week kicks off, the Caribou-Targhee National Forest is wanting to remind campers and hunters who may be in the forest to ‘Leave No…
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Flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of lives lost in terror attack on Israel
Flags should remain at half-staff until sunset on Friday, Oct. 13,…
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IDGOP releases statement after 6 Ada County Republican Party officers resign
The Idaho Republican Party has responded to the resignation of six Ada County Republican Central Committee…
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Geotechnical drilling along Salmon River Road corridor
Crews will begin mobilizing a drill rig on the Salmon River Road (NFSR #030) and Bia Po’i Naokwaide (formerly Sq_ Creek Road) starting Monday for…
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F&G seeks input on muzzleloader ammunition proposed rule
The rule change would allow projectiles made of metal or metal alloy, and with accuracy tips and pressure bases, to be used in hunting seasons…
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Traffic signal removal at Park Avenue and E Street
The traffic signal at Park Avenue and E Street in downtown Idaho Falls will be permanently removed on Tuesday, Oct.…
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Oct. 10 webinar addresses how Idaho’s population changes affect school enrollments
Idaho’s population growth has been growing fast – so quickly the state had the number one growth rate in the nation at 21.5 % from 2012-2022,…
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Be prepared when entering bear country this fall
After two incidents this year involving Grizzly Bears, and hunters, where the bears needed to be put down or were killed by the hunters, Idaho Fish…
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Mountain River Ranch Prepares for first winter camping season
Labor Day is often recognized as the unofficial end to the camping season. Although many still try to embrace some fall camping as the autumn colors…
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Pocatello water line installation begins on Monday
The project is set to last approximately eight…
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The paranormal happenings at the Haunted River
MENAN, Idaho (KIFI) – It’s officially spooky season and many haunted attractions are now open, giving people a seasonal scare. The Haunted River in…
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Bless the Badge held at the iconic Idaho Falls
The Idaho Chaplins are coming together to bring the national event of Bless the Badge to Idaho Falls for the second year in a row. The event brings…
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Powerball reaches $1.4 Billion dollars
The drawing for the Powerball lottery is at 8.59 p.m. Saturday evening where one lucky person will win $1.4 Billion in the Powerball jackpot.…
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Pocatello Animal Services to offer discounted adoptions for 5th Annual National Make A Dog’s Day
The annual event will take place Oct. 28 from 10 a.m. to 2…
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Hunt safe with these 10 survival tips when hunting big game
Hunters can take precautions and prepare for an unexpected situations in the…
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Vehicle safety tech – Your second set of “eyes”
New AAA research highlights need for thoughtful use of advanced driving…
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Pups and Pints event to feature adorable pups up for adoptions
Get ready for an afternoon of furry fun and delicious brews as the Pocatello Animal Shelter partners with Portneuf Valley Brewing (PVB) to present…
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CEI anticipates academic boom with introduction of Idaho LAUNCH grant
Idaho LAUNCH aims to alleviate financial barriers and empower Idaho’s graduating high school seniors to pursue higher education dreams by covering…
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Community Food Basket Regional Food Drive underway
Every $1 donated can be turned into $4.80 worth of…
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Extended deadline nears for filing income tax returns
Time’s running out to file your 2022 Idaho income tax…
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Team and community honors Dillon Waymire at senior night
Community support for Dillion Waymire, a football player at Butte County High School, is on display…
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Community Food Basket asks for help purchasing outdoor security cameras to curb ongoing thefts
The Community Food Basket has been dealing with repeated thefts the last six months and is asking for your help to buy outdoor security…
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Idaho GOP will caucus for president in March
Big changes were announced Friday for how Idahoans will determine its nominee for the presidential…
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Preventing school shootings before they happen
Local teachers and school resource officers are learning how to identify school shooters before they…
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City officials honor contractors involved in 17th Street and Woodruff construction project
City officials, the Chamber of Commerce and various contractors held a ribbon cutting ceremony at 17th Street and Woodruff Avenue Intersection…
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Pocatello wants help with rebrand
The City of Pocatello wants your help redesigning its logo and accompanying brand style guide for the city.…
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PCSD 25 among the top academic performers for large school districts in Idaho
The 2023 ISAT results place the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 among the top academic performers for large school districts in…
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Construction frustration in Idaho Falls
While drivers celebrate the opening of Woodruff and 17th Street, it’s been a bumpy ride, literally, when it comes to other road construction…
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Diesel fuel leak on Interstate 15 near milepost 120
There has been a fuel spill near the 1200 block of I-15 just north of Idaho…
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Crews will be working in the Snake River, begin work on new wetlands
The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT), along with contract crews from Ames Construction, will temporarily change the Snake River channel…
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Idaho, Utah fish and wildlife agencies to provide updates on Bear Lake fishery at public meeting on Oct. 17
Fisheries biologists from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game and the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will share updates on the Bear Lake…
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Public invited to Pocatello Town Hall meeting
You are invited to the Pocatello City Council Meeting on Oct.…
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Lori Vallow-Daybell files amended appeal of murder convictions
Lori Vallow-Daybell’s attorney filed an amended appeal Wednesday regarding her murder…
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3 things to do this weekend – October 6, 2023
Here are some events going on in your local neighborhood this…
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Why mortgage rates are going higher
Home affordability is now at its lowest level in decades due to mortgage rates rising…
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17th and Woodruff reopens in Idaho Falls
Many drivers in Idaho Falls have been waiting for this day for several months. It’s the reopening of the intersection at Woodruff and 17th…
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Museum of Idaho opening rainforest exhibit with live animals
The Museum of Idaho’s next special exhibit, Under the Canopy: Animals of the Rainforest, opens to the public on Saturday, October 7.…
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National chain renovates local charity
Our local Community Food Basket- Idaho Falls has partnered with the Lowe’s Hometowns project to transform its new…
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Bingham County man pleads guilty to murder of his father
A Bingham County man has pled guilty for the murder of his…
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Man found with stolen pickup arrested
Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies arrested an Idaho Falls man Wednesday after he was found driving a stolen…
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Idaho DMV makes mailed registration renewals more affordable
It is now more affordable than ever to renew your vehicle registration by mail.…
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Sage grouse wing donations wanted
It is sage grouse hunting season, and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is asking hunters to donate a wing from each of the birds…
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3 free drive thru flu and COVID-19 clinics in October
This clinic is open to anyone in need of…
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Area schools highlight achievements amid mixed results from state literacy data
The State Department of Education says new data from spring assessments show that Idaho students are outperforming their national peers in early…
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Newly released test scores show significant gains in early literacy, losses on Idaho Standards Achievement Test
New data from spring assessments show that Idaho students are outperforming their national peers in early literacy.…
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IFFD kicks off fire prevention week with block party Thursday
The Idaho Falls Fire Department will host the annual Fire Prevention Block Party on Thursday, Oct.…
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Patching work on Teton Pass will impact traffic
If the work goes well, crews should complete the job in two days, weather…
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Major Idaho Falls intersection to reopen Thursday
All lanes of traffic at the 17th Street and Woodruff Avenue intersection are set to reopen Thursday…
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Police investigate missing person’s case
The Jackson Police Department is currently investigating a missing person’s case.…
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No injuries reported in trailer fire
The Idaho Falls Fire Department is on scene of a structure fire at 3100 E 81st S. in Bonneville County.…
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Woman charged in stabbing
A woman is charged with attempted murder, burglary and aggravated battery related to the stabbing of a man in…
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Idaho Falls Zoo sloth bear passes away
The Idaho Falls Zoo animal care team announce Wednesday the passing of the beloved sloth bear…
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Highland marching band gifted new uniforms after fire
Highland High School lost the majority of its band uniforms in the school fire…
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Blue Cross foundation partners with 6 east Idaho cities to build more active communities
Six east Idaho cities are learning how to build more dynamic, healthy…
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Mackay educator named 2024 Idaho Teacher of the Year
Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield announced Wednesday Mackay High School career technical education instructor Trent Van Leuven…
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Things to know about winterizing sprinkler systems
As temperatures decrease, the City of Idaho Falls reminds homeowners of the importance of blowing out sprinklers before temperatures cause the system…
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Here’s why everyone’s phone alarmed Wednesday
The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission will be conducting a live, nation-wide emergency alert test on…
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Gov. Gordon rejects federal funds that would harm oil and gas industry
Governor Mark Gordon is rejecting funding from the Biden Administration that is harmful to Wyoming’s economy and interests by using federal…
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Gov. Little celebrates Idaho LAUNCH Week as grant applications open
Governor Brad Little celebrated the opening of Idaho LAUNCH grant applications and signed a proclamation for “Idaho LAUNCH week” in a series of…
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AAA’s reminders for harvest season/slow moving vehicles
It’s harvest season, and AAA is reminding drivers to watch for an increase of slow moving vehicles on the…
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Police search for missing person
The Idaho Falls Police Department is searching for a missing 49-year-old…
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3 things to know this morning – October 4, 2023
3 things to know this morning – October 4,…
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Pedestrian identified after being struck, killed by truck
Next of kin has been…
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Hunter shoots grizzly bear in self-defense near Henrys Lake
It was determined the hunter acted in self-defense during a surprise encounter with the bear from a very close distance.…
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Animal shelter struggling to house animals and support them financially
They’re our family pets, our furry friends, but through a variety of causes, they sometimes end up in a temporary home of the shelter. But what…
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Recent weather affecting harvest season
Recent rain and cold temperatures have posed difficult conditions for local farmers trying to harvest their…
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Butte County community raises $40,000 for Dillon Waymire’s recovery
A local high school football player is still in recovery after suddenly collapsing during a Butte County football game last…
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Judge dismisses lawsuit over Idaho’s new voter registration laws
On Monday, Fourth Judicial District Judge Samuel Hoagland dismissed with prejudice the lawsuit challenging Idaho’s new voter registration…
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“Brake for Breakfast” raises breast cancer awareness
This month, hospitals around east Idaho and the country will be participating in the 24th annual Brake for Breakfast…
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2nd annual Pocatello Historic Home Tour taking place on Saturday
Pocatello’s historic structures are set to open their doors for a day of touring, and it’s all for a good…
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United Way of Southeastern Idaho needs donations for annual Coat for Kids Drive
The United Way of Southeastern Idaho, its Women United affinity group, and the Pocatello-Chubbuck Head Start Program is teaming up again to…
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WSGS and USGS announce completion of 2 Geophysical Surveys in Wyoming
The Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) and U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) announced the completion of two airborne geophysical surveys in…
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Wolf trapper education class coming to Pocatello Oct. 7
There is still space…
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Former funeral home owner now charged with felony complaints
There are new charges against the former owner of the Downard Funeral Home &…
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Friday night brawl leads to injuries, arrests in Idaho Falls
There are new details about a Friday night brawl at Kate Curley Park in Idaho…
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Boats airlifted into Snake River
The Idaho Department of Agriculture continues to fight quagga mussels in a section of the Snake River near Twin…
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Idaho Falls kids warmed with 400 coats
Mountain America gave more than 400 coats to kids at A.H. Elementary School…
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Idaho Public Utilities Commission approves natural gas utility’s application to reduce rates
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission recently approved Intermountain Gas Company’s application that will reduce rates for most customers,…
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Idaho gas prices stuck in limbo
While the national average is now a penny higher than a year ago, Idaho’s average is still 29 cents less than a year…
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No new fires detected on Salmon-Challis National Forest
No new fires have been detected on the Salmon-Challis National Forest since the last…
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Increased Wyoming syphilis cases cause concern
With a marked increase in reported syphilis cases in Wyoming over the past few years, the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is sharing prevention…
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Cold and flu season is here, how can you stay healthy?
Fall has arrived, and as people bring out their sweaters, pumpkin spice, and scarves medical experts in the area remind us to be prepared for Cold…
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Hunters: Remember to allow up to 10 business days delivery time when ordering tags online or by phone
Order early or in person before your trip to ensure you have your…
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Mental Health Resource Fair for veterans, service members and families scheduled for Oct. 5
Service members, veterans and their families are invited to attend a Mental Health Resource Fair to get connected to counseling and other healthcare…
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Vandals make mess inside LDS Church building
Toilet paper, paper towels, and other items were found thrown across a gymnasium floor Sunday afternoon at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day…
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Potential Highway 20 changes happening near St. Anthony
The South St. Anthony exit isn’t the only change that will occur on the St. Anthony corridor of US Highway 20. 400 N or the South St. Anthony exit at…
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