3 things to know this morning – November 28, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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Intoxicated brothers arrested after argument turns to death threat
The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office reports two brothers have been arrested after a drunken argument turned into a death threat.
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2023 Idaho $1,000,000 Raffle sells out in record time
ottery players who participated in the 2023 Idaho $1,000,000 Raffle will be celebrating the holidays and could begin the New Year as Idaho’s newest millionaire.
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2nd annual Soup 4 Tots Charity Soup Competition set Nov. 28
Admission is $10 per person or one donation of a toy or winter clothing.
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Greater Idaho Falls Chamber partners with Local News 8
The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber announced a groundbreaking partnership with Local News 8, the leading news source in the Idaho Falls region.
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Reading Time with the Queens receives 2023 Human and Civil Rights Award
The City of Pocatello Human Relations Advisory Committee announced Reading Time with the Queens as the recipient of the City’s 2023 Human and Civil Rights Award.
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Pros and cons of Black Friday, Cyber Monday deals
A recent report from Moody’s investors says consumers are more cautious due to inflation and higher interest rates heading into the holiday season.
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Idaho asks Supreme Court to let abortion law that penalizes doctors to take full effect
Idaho asked the Supreme Court on Monday to allow its state abortion ban that imposes penalties on doctors who perform abortions to take full effect despite federal requirements for emergency room doctors.
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Idaho gas prices continue to fall as part of seasonal slump
Idaho drivers are continuing to see prices plunge at the pump.
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Election recount decides newest D91 school board trustee
The results for a contested Idaho Falls school board election are in.
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EIPH to hold free STD testing clinic starting on World AIDS Day
“We are seeing a large increase in STDs nationwide.”
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Woman arrested after crashing into Idaho Falls building
The former Idaho Canvas Company building on the intersection of Yellowstone Avenue and Lomax Street now has a giant hole in it after a car crashed into its side.
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Idaho Capitol Christmas tree lighting takes place Nov. 30
Governor Brad Little and First Lady Teresa Little invite all Idahoans to celebrate the holiday season at the Idaho Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting on Thursday, Nov. 30.
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Idaho Trails Association kicks off Membership Drive on Giving Tuesday
As the holiday season approaches, Idaho Trails Association (ITA) announced the launch of its Annual Membership Drive, strategically beginning on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 28.
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Nonresident deer and elk tags go on sale Dec. 1
Hunters should expect high demand for tags and long waits.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – November 27, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Those in favor of Ranked Choice Voting speak out
Those in support of the system also are in support of open primaries. They argue both RCV and open primaries will empower the voters rather than limit them.
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Local Support touches small business owners on Small Business Saturday
On Saturday, November 19, 2023, Mayor Rebecca Casper, proclaimed Saturday, November 25, as Small Business Saturday. The Saturday after Thanksgiving is also nationally recognized as small business Saturday.
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Eagle Scout Candidate hopest to gift knowledge to others
A hopeful Eagle Scout candidate has found a unique way to help his community. McGuire Gitthens is doing a book drive for his Eagle Scout project.
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F&G seeking public input on Idaho upland game, turkey and furbearer season setting, 2024-2025
The comment period is open until Dec. 3, 2023.
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Wyoming State Fair shines bright during convention season, securing multiple prestigious awards
The Wyoming State Fair shared its recent triumphs in the convention circuit for the 2023 season.
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Teton County Parks and Recreation winter service levels update
The Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Department is preparing for winter services by evaluating staff and resources available for winter services.
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Winter driving and commuter preparedness
It takes planning in advance to stay safe on winter roads, and that’s true whether you drive, bike, walk or take public transit.
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Pocatello parade kicks off the Christmas season
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Seasonal floats lit up the night Friday in Pocatello. It was for the city’s annual Christmas Night Lights Parade. Colorful floats included themes like ‘The Grinch,’ ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas,’ and much more. Pocatello’s mayor, Brian Blad, said the parade kicks off the best time of the year for the city.
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Salvation Army back in full force for first time since before the pandemic
The Salvation Army as out on Friday for their annual Kettle fundraiser for the first time this year.
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Important tips while buying a Christmas tree
Shopping for the perfect Christmas tree can be a tradition for families across the world this time of year.
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Pocatello fundraiser helps several organizations
“How much we give depends on how much we raise.”
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Black Friday or Small Business Saturday?
It’s Black Friday! But it seems as though black Friday is not what it used to be here in Idaho Falls.
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Jenny Oaks Baker takes the stage in Idaho Falls
Grammy-nominated American Artist and Musician Jenny Oaks Baker is returning to Eastern Idaho to kick off her ‘Joy to the World! A Sacred Christmas Celebration’ Tour.
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Flags at half-staff for memory of Rosalynn Carter
A Presidential Proclamation has been ordered for the lowering of flags to half-staff on Nov. 25, 2023.
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WDE announces plan for digital learning innovation
The plan enhances student-centered learning by increasing technology and data use in the classroom, and supports educators to effectively implement these innovative resources into their practice. Student-centered learning will allow Wyoming students, including those with disabilities and English language learners, to have more control and responsibility in their education by actively engaging learning processes that best suit their needs and abilities. This also includes nurturing further collaboration between schools and community and industry partners to increase project and work-based learning opportunities.
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Gordon appoints Director of Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources
Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Dave Glenn Director of Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – November 24, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Friday.
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The do’s and dont’s of sharing scraps with your pets on Thanksgiving
As we are gathering our Thanksgiving meal left overs, it’s tempting share them with our four legged friends.
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Home sales in southeast Idaho are in a good spot, despite national statistics
“One of the blessings we’ve had in southeast Idaho…is we’re isolated from what happens nationally.”
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Community rallies around each other for Turkey Day
Thanksgiving has finally arrived and everyone remembers all the reasons they have to be grateful, and for many Thursday that includes their community.
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DEQ releases 2023 Triennial Review of Idaho Water Quality Standards
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) released the 2023 Triennial Review of Idaho Water Quality Standards.
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Agencies prepare drivers for winter driving conditions throughout Idaho
As winter approaches with its inevitable challenges, it’s paramount that drivers prepare themselves to navigate tricky road conditions and minimize unnecessary risks during inclement weather.
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Successful motorcycle giveaway honoring veterans
FORT HALL, Idaho (KIFI) – The Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel announced the success of the recent Veterans Day Powwow on Nov. 11, 2023. The event, aimed at honoring our nation’s veterans, concluded with the presentation of two brand-new motorcycles to two deserving veterans. In a heartwarming celebration of service and sacrifice, the Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel partnered with Eagle
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Give thanks and give back: Donate blood
This time of year is traditionally hard on the nation’s blood supply.
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12 displaced after fire at adult assisted living facility
At 2:58 p.m. this afternoon, Nov. 22, 2023, the Idaho Falls Fire Department was dispatched to an adult living facility located at 163 E Elva Street in Idaho Falls for a report of a structure fire.
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Bannock County homeowners will see $15 million in property tax reduction; tax bills will be mailed next week
Homeowners in Bannock County will soon know how much they will save on their property taxes this year.
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Chief Bankruptcy Judge Meier passes away
The United States Courts for the District of Idaho announced the passing of Chief United States Bankruptcy Judge Joseph M. Meier on Wednesday.
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Happyville Farms is expanding
An expansion at Happyville Farms in Idaho Falls has been announced.
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How to lower your holiday stress level
It can be easy to get overwhelmed during the holidays, which can make it harder to enjoy for some people.
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Thanksgiving eve is noted as the biggest drinking day of the year
The day before Thanksgiving (AKA Blackout Wednesday) is known as the biggest day of excessive alcohol consumption of the year.
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Lower gas prices put the gravy on Thanksgiving travel
Idaho’s average pump price nearly 50 cents cheaper than a year ago.
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ISP, local law enforcement gear up for Thanksgiving traffic
As part of this concerted effort, all travelers are urged to prioritize safety.
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Police departments respond to nationwide shortage of officers
A national study by the Police Executive Research Forum shows law enforcement agencies nationwide are losing officers faster than they can hire new ones.
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High school students get resume-building experience preparing for Warren Miller screening
The Idaho Falls High School Ski Club is hosting this year’s 74th annual Warren Miller Ski Film this month.
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BLM seeks input on revised Caldwell Canyon mine plan in Idaho
The site includes approximately 420 acres of land that is already developed on Schmid Ridge about 13 miles east-northeast of Soda Springs.
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Risch recognizes Vickers Western Store as a Pocatello Gem
U.S. Senator Jim Risch, member and former-chairman of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, announced the selection of Vickers Western Store in Pocatello as a Local Gem.
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Albertsons, Idaho Foodbank partner to address food insecurity during holidays
Albertsons and the Idaho Foodbank are partnering again this holiday season to address food insecurity.
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Credit Union robbery suspect in custody
The Chubbuck Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect in a bank robbery that took place Tuesday at 12:05 p.m. at the Advantage Plus Federal Credit Union.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – November 22, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Wednesday.
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Lions Club to host yearly Thanksgiving dinner in St. Anthony
The St. Anthony and Ashton Lions Club is inviting everyone to be their guest this year for Thanksgiving. Every year the two chapters of the Lions Club come together to host a Thanksgiving Dinner at the St. Anthony Junior High School Cafeteria.
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More information released on shooting in Pocatello
More information on a shooting in Pocatello has been released.
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Nearly 314,000 Idahoans will take Thanksgiving trip
In a fitting reflection of the holiday, the roads and airports will be pretty stuffed over Thanksgiving weekend.
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Injured paraglider rescued on Snow King Mountain
A paraglider is recovering after being rescued by helicopter Monday.
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Investigation continues into cybersecurity data breach at INL
Idaho National Laboratory has released the following statement regarding a data breach.
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‘Tis the season for home security: things you should do before holiday travel
Holiday vacations are more enjoyable when you’ve taken precautions to secure your home while you’re away.
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BLM to conduct pile burn near Island Park
Smoke from these prescribed burns may be visible from considerable distances.
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City of Idaho Falls Attorney plans to retire
Assistant City Attorney Michael Kirkham will assume the position in December 2023.
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Statehouse Christmas tree delivered
This tree will soon be decorated with thousands of lights.
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Risch, Idaho Commerce kickoff annual holiday initiative to support Idaho small businesses
U.S. Senator Jim Risch and the Idaho Department of Commerce announced the fourth annual Support Local Gems All Season Long initiative.
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Arrest made following rollover crash that killed a juvenile
A juvenile died as a result of injuries sustained in a rollover accident Wednesday.
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Chad Daybell objects to recent motions
Chad Daybell is objecting to two recent motions filed by the prosecution.
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Idaho Falls shooting investigation turned over to prosecutor’s office
The Idaho Falls Police Department reports a person is in custody after a shooting Monday morning.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – November 21, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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Nathan Gumaer sentenced Monday
The defendant was charged with this case back in May of 2018.
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Christopher Tapp funeral services Tuesday
Funeral services have also been announced for Christopher Tapp.
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Community comes together to feed 120 D93 families in need
Bonneville School District 93 distributed food to more than 100 families Monday.
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Pocatello Animal Services holiday pet food drive
All donations collected will go to help feed hungry pets in our community.
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Kohberger judge bars news media cameras from courtroom
A ruling has been made on cameras in the courtroom for the Brian Kohberger murder trial.
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Avalanche maintenance will cause traffic delays in Hoback Canyon, Teton Pass
Motorists will see brief closures of up to 20 minutes on US 189/191 through the Hoback Canyon between 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
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This holiday season, it won’t just be Rudolph who’s running
The holiday season is quickly approaching.
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Local family to host 17th annual Christmas benefit concert
A very special Christmas concert is making its annual appearance in Pocatello Monday night, and it brings not only great music but the true meaning of Christmas.
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How to drive safely during the winter
“One of the biggest factors with that is to verify that you have windshield washer fluid inside your tank.”
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Wes Diest Aquatic Center closed for necessary repairs
The Wes Diest Aquatic Center will remain closed for the coming days as staff work to repair a leaking pipe.
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Idaho gas prices down 7 cents
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 7.0 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.68/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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Jackson Hole Fire/EMS promotes Captain Carr to battalion chief
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS (JHF/EMS) announced longtime career firefighter, paramedic, and Fire Captain Brian Carr has been promoted to Battalion Chief.
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14 Idaho schools get USDA grant funds for kitchen equipment
Individual grant awards will fund new equipment including freezers, ovens, refrigerators, mixers and dishwashers.
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Cooking up the ‘baste’ safety tips for your Thanksgiving Day meal
Some simple cooking mistakes may cause the biggest problems when it comes to cooking for the holiday.
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Critchfield, Idaho Department of Education launch new podcast
Each episode is about 10 minutes.
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Technical hearing scheduled for Idaho Power general rate case
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will hold a technical hearing on an application from Idaho Power to change the rates it charges for electric service.
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AARP to host town hall with Gov. Little
All Idahoans are invited to attend a telephone town hall on Nov. 20.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – November 20, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Passport Sunday event set Dec. 3
Appointments are required.
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Bonneville Republican Party chairman speaks out against Ranked Choice voting
A new way of voting may be on its way to Idaho. The voting system is ranked choice voting (RCV).
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City of Idaho Falls kicks off holiday season
The city of Idaho Falls, is welcoming in the holiday season as Saturday evening, the Idaho Falls Downtown Development Corporation lit this year’s Christmas Tree for the first time.
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Salvation Army partners with local dealership to distribute Thanksgiving dinner
A national partnership provided Thanksgiving meals to families in the area Saturday afternoon.
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Idaho SESTA resources provide broad special education support to Idaho schools
More than ever, Idaho public school districts and charters are accessing resources to support their special education services with Idaho’s Special Education Support and Technical Assistance (SESTA) trainings.
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Wyoming Department of Health working to reduce stillbirths
Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests roughly 1 in every 162 pregnancies ends in stillbirth for Wyoming mothers.
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Law enforcement agencies gear up for Thanksgiving traffic
Law enforcement agencies across Idaho are uniting to address the anticipated surge in holiday travel during Thanksgiving week.
Continue Reading Customers hearings scheduled on Idaho Power application to change rates
If a proposed settlement is approved by the commission, the utility would be allowed to increase overall retail revenue by $54.7 million annually
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Rocky Mountain Power warns customers about billing scams
Heading into the holiday season, Rocky Mountain Power is reminding customers to be vigilant about fraudulent communications from scammers posing as utility representatives.
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Teton County hires new ISWR Superintendent
Teton County hired a new Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling (ISWR) Superintendent earlier this month.
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Christmas tree permits available in East Idaho
You can harvest one tree per family from BLM-managed public lands in southeastern Idaho.
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Ballot recount underway for District 91 trustee election won by one vote
A rare election victory by a single vote has a school board member asking for a recount.
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Reservoir levels carry lots of storage into the winter
The reservoir levels have been much improved from what they were this time last year.
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