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High-tech jobs are coming to the region. It sounds like good news, but the challenge is, keeping up with the economic expansion and meeting those…
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High-tech jobs are coming to the region. It sounds like good news, but the challenge is, keeping up with the economic expansion and meeting those…
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Technology that began development at the Idaho National Laboratory won national honors during the 2019 Federal Laboratory Consortium Awards.…
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The east gate to Yellowstone National Park is set to open for the season. The Cody Enterprise reports the entrance will be open Friday morning, but…
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Idaho State University is hosting its spring commencement ceremonies this weekend. Among the 2,500 ISU students, someone special will cross the stage…
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Each May, Pocatello Animal Services offer residents a chance to get their dog licenses half off. The promotion encourages dog owners to get their…
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Thursday is the National Day of Prayer, and one local man is continuing his tradition. For the fifth year, pastor Jim Jones of the Blazing Grace…
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Idaho State Police have temporarily closed Interstate 15 from Idaho Falls to Roberts due to low visibility from blowing dust. At 2 p.m. the remote…
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We’ve all seen a spam email in our Inbox. But recently, more and more of these emails are starting to pretend to be someone we know and work…
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Police have arrested a woman in South Salt Lake on suspicion that she fed her boyfriend drain cleaner with the intention to kill him. A jail booking…
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Homeowners living in or near the Teton Basin Ranger District boundaries are invited to a community Wildfire Preparedness Day Saturday. A variety of…
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Chubbuck Police are asking for your assistance regarding a robbery from 2018. The incident occurred on Jan. 25, 2018 at the Wells Fargo Bank on…
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As part of a worldwide observation of unity, the Chabad Jewish Center of Wyoming is inviting local Jews and the community to join a candle lighting…
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Gusty winds and isolated showers Thursday night with a disturbance through Montana. We’ll see breezy conditions for Friday, with mostly sunny…
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An Idaho State Police trooper was almost hit head-on by a van traveling on US 20, west of Idaho Falls Wednesday around 9:02 p.m. When the trooper…
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If there’s a white elephant lying around on your Idaho Falls property, mark your calendar for May 3 thru May 13. The city’s “Clean…
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The Huntsman family plans to donate $12 million toward new professorships at Utah State University’s business school. The Salt Lake Tribune…
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Idaho State Controller Brandon Woolf says a new upgrade to the state’s open-data transparency website will make it easier for people to get a…
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The Pocatello City Council is expected to decide Thursday night whether to join a national class-action lawsuit against several pharmaceutical…
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A federally-run sheep research facility operating in eastern Idaho and long targeted by environmental groups concerned about potential harm to…
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A section of Highway 32, near Ashton will be closed for an estimated 24 hours beginning Monday. Hill and Son Excavating plans a large pipeline…
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Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks euthanized a young male grizzly in the western part of the state for killing livestock. Officials say the bear was…
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A disturbance to our north will bring in windy conditions and a few isolated showers for Thursday. Most of the showers will stay up near Montana and…
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The Idaho Falls Youth Symphony is wrapping up its season with a free May 1st concert at 7:30 p.m. at the Idaho Falls Civic center for the Performing…
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H.S BASEBALL5A DISTRICT 5-6 TOURNAMENTThunder Ridge – 5 Highland – 9 Rigby – 1 Madison – 3 Malad – 12 Soda Springs…
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Three veterans are graduating from a drug and alcohol prevention program. It’s a special drug diversion court focused on helping veterans…
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There have been a number of complaints regarding dog owners not keeping their dogs on leashes. The Idaho Falls Animal Shelter would like to remind…
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A Wyoming coal producer has bought another seven-day financial reprieve. The Gillette News-Record reports that Gillette-based Cloud Peak Energy…
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Water normally flows through the underwater turbine located underneath the Snake River in downtown Idaho Falls at about 6,000 cubic feet per second.…
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PBS crew for the show “Start Up” visited Oswald Service and Repair shop. It may look like a typical day here, but what’s going on…
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A judge is ordering a Utah man to stand trial on aggravated murder and other charges in the deaths of two teenagers whose bodies were found tossed…
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Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center – June 12, 2014 Life changes immediately after your spouse or partner is diagnosed with a chronic…
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Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center – June 10, 2014 -Contributed by Leslie Shaw, RN in EIRMC’s Transitional Care Unit In the…
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What is a stroke? A stroke happens when a blood vessel carrying oxygen to the brain becomes blocked by a clot (ischemic stroke) or ruptures…
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Stroke is the third-leading cause of death for women, following heart disease and cancer. Women have more strokes than men, and stroke kills more…
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team deputies and Special Investigations Unit (SIU) detectives served a search warrant on a residence…
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Types of Stroke There are two types of stroke. At a Primary Stroke Center, we can quickly diagnose the difference. Ischemic stroke is a clot that…
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A man is dead after the truck he was driving was hit by a train. The accident happened about 6:45 p.m. Tuesday at the railroad crossing on West Pole…
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It has been two years since Idaho superintendent of public instruction, Sherri Ybarra, was last at Rocky Mountain Middle School in Bonneville School…
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The Rexburg City Council is including a ‘no nicotine’ regulation to their city parks rules and regulations. For years, the city has…
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A disturbance to our north will bring in Windy conditions and a few isolated showers for Thursday. Winds will continue through Friday with mostly…
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More than 9,300 Idaho high school seniors have completed their Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) forms. That is up 2% from the same time last year. At the…
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UPDATE 5/1/19: Chubbuck Police say the injuries sustained by a man Tuesday were probably self-inflicted. Police investigators say the injuries the…
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A federal agency says it will conduct an extensive environmental study on its decision to expand the killing of wolves and other predators in Idaho…
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For a limited time, Pocatello pet parents can license their pups for half off. From now until the end of May, Pocatello Animal Services is offering…
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CastleGate Design Access Home Care and Hospice 74 W. 100 N. Logan, UT 84321 Action Motor Sports, Inc. 1355 Lincoln Rd., Idaho Falls, ID Alpine…
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The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has opted not to hold a grizzly bear hunt this year. The Jackson Hole News & Guide reports the decision last…
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An Idaho woman under investigation in the death of her husband has been sentenced to prison for embezzlement. News outlets reported Tuesday…
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We’ll see cool temperatures today, with highs into the lower 50’s, and just a few showers this morning for the S. Highlands. Sunny…
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H.S BASEBALL GAME 1: Hillcrest – 14 Blackfoot – 1 (5 Inn. ) GAME 2: Hillcrest – 12 Blackfoot – 10 4A DISRICT 6…
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More than 150 people have applied to sit on an advisory committee to come up with recommendations on how to manage Montana’s grizzly bears.…
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Teton Valley residents are taking part in a new program to keep the land free of trash. A Tuesday night girls lacrosse practice at Sherman Park in…
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Synagogues and mosques across the United States are on edge due to the recent shootings over the weekend and the terrorist threat in Los Angeles on…
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Since March 22, Jimmy Novak has been walking toward Orlando, Florida. Starting in Dupont, Washington, Novak is on a 3,700-mile journey to raise…
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For a lot of people, going to the dentist can be a scary experience. One local dentist is looking to change that. The Solea Laser technology is a new…
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With the end of the academic year approaching, the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District is beginning to prepare for its annual food service program.…
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The typical Idaho Power Company residential customer will save about 59 cents a month if the Idaho Public Utilities Commission approves the…
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A storm system to our South and a disturbance in Montana, will bring a chance of rain/snow showers Tuesday night, with most of those showers clearing…
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The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office needs help from all those that walk, mountain bike, hike and ride horses in the City Creek area. Officials…
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With freezing temperatures expected late Tuesday and early Wednesday, the National Weather Service in Pocatello, has issued a Freeze Warning. The…
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Idaho Republican Gov. Brad Little says local, state and federal officials along with conservation groups and logging interests have to find common…
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In February of this year, Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies began an investigation involving 30-year-old Timothy A. Brewer of Idaho Falls…
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Federal agencies are gearing up for the droves of people expected to hunt horns or shed antlers on public lands in Wyoming. The Jackson Hole News and…
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UPDATE 4/30/18 11:40 a.m.: Authorities have identified a man who went missing after jumping into a river to rescue children who had fallen out of a…
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The Twin Falls County prosecuting attorney says twin infants who died last fall likely suffocated after their sleeping mother rolled on top of them…
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Training. It’s an important job for any first responder. But sometimes practicing things like rappelling, ladder operations and more can be…
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A report by the National Education Association says the average public school teacher in Wyoming has the 16th-highest salary in the nation. The…
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There have been quite a few reports of people dumping goldfish in nearby rivers and ponds in Idaho Falls. A lot of people like to come out to Ryder…
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Idaho Fish and Game would like to remind the public an issue that happens a lot this time of year. Now that the snow has melted, people may come…
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Thanks to a positive start to the year for the drilling industry, Wyoming appears to be on the cusp of an upswing in the state’s volatile…
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NuScale Power LLC has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a South Korean company, which will support worldwide deployment of the NuScale…
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A storm system to our South and a disturbance in Montana, will bring a chance of rain/snow showers today, with most of those showers sticking to the…
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H.S BASEBALL Century – 9 Preston – 3 GIRLS H.S. SOFTBALL GAME 1: Hillcrest – 1 Madison – 11 GAME 2: Hillcrest – 4…
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The Targhee Regional Public Transportation Authority (TRPTA), which operates public transportation in about 10 area cities, is shutting down three…
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Pocatello is celebrating its 130th birthday Monday. The city, named after Chief Pocatello of the Shoshone Bannock Tribes, was originally founded in…
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On May 2, non-profits around the state will be accepting donations as part Idaho Gives; however, non-profits accept donations year round, although…
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A gay student who came out during a valedictorian speech at Brigham Young University is earning applause and admiration from students and notable…
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Pocatello Police Chief Scott Marchand recently announced June 17 would be his last day, retiring after more than 30 years of service in the Gate…
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The Executive Vice President and CEO of Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of Idaho announced today he will retire at the end of the year. Paul…
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President Donald Trump is hosting Baylor University’s championship women’s basketball team in the Oval Office. This is the third time the…
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A storm system to our South and a disturbance in Montana, will bring a chance of snow showers Monday night and Tuesday. We’ll see cool…
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Volunteers in Pocatello cleaned up some of the city’s most popular parks and trails Saturday morning. Junior Civitan members gathered at Zoo…
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Rabbi Zalman Mendelsohn of the Chabad Jewish Center of Wyoming says he has been in touch with Jackson and Teton County law enforcement to discuss…
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A 6-year-old Wyoming girl involved in an accident with a school bus last week has died. The superintendent of Sheridan County School District 2,…
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Idaho and Utah are seeking to intervene on the side of the federal government after four conservation groups asked a judge to immediately halt…
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On Friday, Idaho’s average price topped $3 for the first time this year. Idaho gas prices have risen 6.3 cents per gallon in the past week,…
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A U.S. Department of Justice report shows Wyoming’s prison population grew the third fastest in the country in 2017. The Casper Star-Tribune…
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating the shooting of a grizzly bear in Montana. The Independent Record reports Montana Department of…
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We’ll see chilly temperatures for the next few days, and the wind will make it feel even colder. Some light moisture will move into the region…
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Last season, Carter Thornton pitched Marsh Valley into the state softball tournament and wound up throwing herself into the operating room in the…
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KIFI and KIDK Eyewitness News 3 anchors, reporters, and producers were honored by the Idaho Press Club with 17 awards Saturday night at the…
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The Snake River is running really high right now. The Menan boat ramp is running water at 21,400 cubic feet per second. To give a better…
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UPDATE 7/29/18 8:05 A.M.: The evacuation for Dubois has been lifted this morning. Favorable winds last night allowed firefighters to directly attack…
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Freezing Monday: Freeze Warning for Lower Snake River Plain and temps in the 20’s. Cold air makes for a chance of snow/rain mix into Tuesday.…
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Gusting winds on Interstate 15 caused a 2019 Freightliner semi-truck with an empty trailer to tip over near milepost 139, about 4 miles north of…
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“Why we roar.” That was the theme today in Bannock County. Idaho State University held an inauguration ceremony for President Kevin…
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (US ACE) will deploy two flood specialists to eastern Idaho Sunday to help Madison and Jefferson County emergency…
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A Pocatello woman is in custody after crashing her car into the Idaho Falls Pediatrics building at 1645 W. Pancheri Drive in Idaho Falls. Idaho Falls…
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H.S BASEBALL GAME 1:Pocatello – 11 Mountain Home – 10 GAME 2:Pocatello – 15 Mountain Home – 8 GAME 1:Thunder Ridge – 8…
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