Hail storm brings big business to roofing companies
Homeowners are still finding damage from last month’s hail storm. It’s bringing in big business for roofing companies. One company even…
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Homeowners are still finding damage from last month’s hail storm. It’s bringing in big business for roofing companies. One company even…
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The former Sears building at the Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck could be getting a new occupant soon. But it’s not another store –…
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UPDATE 11:10 P.M. 5/25/18: The man who barricaded himself into a home Friday night is dead. The man was identified as 38 year old Clayton McClaskey…
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UPDATE 5:50 p.m. Idaho State Police reports a 72-year-old Preston man died in a two-vehicle fatality crash westbound SH33 at milepost 50.5, near…
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Friday marks the beginning of Memorial Day weekend. With that comes a whole lot of traveling– AAA expects around 41.5 million people to be on…
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A gold exploration proposal just north of Yellowstone National Park has suffered a significant setback with a court ruling that says Montana…
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Our next storm system is moving through California with ample moisture and unstable air. By Saturday morning, the low will advance into Nevada.…
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The seasoned Fisherman’s Breakfast goers know there are several tricks to remember: get there early, get there early, and whatever you do…
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Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit investigators arrested a 44-year-old Twin Falls man Wednesday for alleged Sexual Exploitation of a…
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In a mutual decision with the State Board of Education, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben has agreed to stay on the job until June 2019. In…
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Citing his experience in municipal management and commercial aviation, the Idaho Falls City Council has approved the appointment of Rick Cloutier as…
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Although water supply issues had created some concern, Yellowstone National Park announced that Norris Campground would open on schedule Friday. Park…
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The U.S. Census Bureau’s newest population estimates indicate Meridian has the 10th fastest rate of growth in the nation at 4.7 percent in…
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Whether you plan an extended vacation or just a day-trip, the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is encouraging homeowners to double-check…
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The city of Rexburg will launch the summer season with a kickoff event at the historic Porter Park Carousel. Rexburg resident Patricia Burton led an…
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High pressure will deliver a warm afternoon for Friday, with highs into the lower to mid 80’s. However, another area of low pressure will…
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A Burley teenager is being called a medical miracle after several close calls in one night. 16-year-old Wyatt Bruesch’s heart stopped three…
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Spring is a time for insects to come out of hiding and that includes bees. After winter, the queens begin building up their colonies, laying hundreds…
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Idaho was ranked number 51 in a study conducted by Wallet Hub. They compared 50 states and the District of Columbia across three key areas: Child…
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High school athletics are done for the year as the 2017-2018 school year comes to a close. This is also the time of year where some students are…
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Earlier this week we told you about gel manicures. We spoke with a dermatologist about how it may increase the risk for skin cancer. Since then, a…
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Memorial day marks the beginning of camping and outdoor activities, but before you head out the Bureau of Land Management and Central Fire District…
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You might be planning a cookout this memorial day weekend so it’s time to get your grill ready. We stopped by Rush’s Kitchen Supply in…
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Memorial Day weekend marks the beginning of summer. What does summer mean? A lot of swimming. It won’t be too long until families in Eastern…
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A ceremony is scheduled Saturday, May 26, at Noon to officially open the annual Field of Honor at Freeman Park in Idaho Falls. It will feature a…
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Chubbuck Police are investigating a report of a mountain lion in the area of Chateau Street. Officers notified the Pocatello school district and were…
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County officials say a Medicaid expansion proposal has passed the signature threshold needed to get on the November ballot. Ada County Chief Deputy…
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Update: 2:40 p.m. Pocatello Police have released a more specific description of a suspect who held up the Kicks 66 convenience store early Thursday.…
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The 25-acre Porcupine Landslide, 17 miles from Alpine, Wyoming, is continuing to move. Bridger Teton National Forest officials said the February 28…
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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert says he is open to changing the state’s gun laws as one of other strategies to prevent violence at schools. The…
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We’ll look for drier conditions for Friday and Saturday, with a much lower risk of thunderstorm activity. High Pressure is also delivering a…
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Bannock Development announced Thursday that Inergy Solar will move into its incubation building at 850 5th Street in Pocatello. Inergy Solar designs…
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Wildlife managers are investigating the shooting of a grizzly bear in northwest Wyoming. Dan Smith of the state Game and Fish Department says the…
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UPDATE: 5-24 9:15 A.M. Blackfoot Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a bomb threat at the Blackfoot Community Center Monday night. A…
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Volunteers are needed to help decorate local cemeteries for Memorial Day weekend. Idaho Falls Parks & Recreation reports flags will be placed on…
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The Century Tennis team has been dominating the 4A level for a few years, and it goes to show. The Boys and Girls on the team are hanging two more…
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The Sugar Salem Diggers have a long storied history in athletics and coming out on top. In the 2018 school year alone the Diggers have won 9…
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With Memorial Day coming up you may be getting ready to hit the road but is your car ready? Before you get on the road this weekend there are a few…
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It was a memorable day for some people in Southeast Idaho. 19 people became American citizens Wednesday at the Federal Courthouse in Pocatello.…
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The city of Shelley is still mourning the loss of one of their police officers, Sgt. Kent Swanson, who died after suffering a heart attack while on…
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We are returning to the pattern of nice weather in the mornings with the threat for afternoon T-Storms. However, I expect Friday to be fairly warm…
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Chubbuck police arrested a man Wednesday afternoon for theft after he stole from a store inside the mall and ran away. Police said the man stole more…
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Despite a fire that ruined their warehouse, a Pocatello ride share company is expanding its horizons and fast. The Izaic Transportation Company is…
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The Latest on a vote in Wyoming that would allow grizzly bears to be hunted for the first time since 1974: 3:15 p.m. For the first time in 40 years,…
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The family of Kayla Davis, the missing 23-year-old woman from Pocatello who reportedly fell into the Snake River on May 9, has released the following…
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The National Weather Service in Pocatello has issued A Flood Watch for the Henry`s Fork near Rexburg and a Flood Advisory for the Teton River near…
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Stormy weather drying up overnight with a sunny Thursday morning.We’ll still see some moisture in place for a chance for T-Storms for Tuesday…
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UPDATE 12:15 p.m.: Marsh Valley School Superintendent Marvin Hansen says he was very pleased with the response from the Bannock County…
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The Madison Fire Department Pipe Brigade will be honoring those that have gone before by playing at the Madison County Cemeteries this Memorial Day.…
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For the first time, Act It Out! Children’s Theatre is offering Cinderella summer camps in both Rexburg and Ammon. The day camps in June are for…
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Parents at a Utah elementary school say they raised concerns about a janitor’s behavior months before he was arrested on child sex abuse…
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If you can’t attend local high school graduations, don’t worry. You can still watch the ceremonies live online. The City of…
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U.S. Attorney Bart M. Davis announced Monday that a 39-year-old Blackfoot man and 41-year-old Pocatello man pleaded guilty to transportation of child…
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Five Idaho Falls students have been awarded college scholarships through the District 91 Education Foundation. The scholarships were funded by…
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office’s Search and Rescue dove right into action today. The dive team practiced swift water rescue today on…
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The Mormon church is pulling 169 missionaries from Nicaragua because of growing political instability in the Central American country. The Church of…
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Scores of law enforcement officers from agencies across eastern Idaho turned out Tuesday afternoon as the body of Shelley Sergeant Kent Swanson was…
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We’ll see cloudy skies with off and on showers and thunderstorms throughout the day today as a low pressure center moves over E. Idaho. Some of…
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The Shelley Russets have had a long history in their athletic department. Coming into the spring sports state tournaments, they sat at 47…
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This weeks Sermon Service and Electric Athlete of the Week comes after a strong performance in the circle and at the plate. Carter Thornton pitched…
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Beginning this summer, a neighborhood pharmacist will be able to do more than just fill a prescription. They will be able to actually write one. KIDK…
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One local nonprofit is celebrating a big milestone…50 years of service to the community. The Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership first…
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It’s getting warm, seems like a good time for ice cream. Pop’s Ice Cream opened for business in downtown Idaho Falls yesterday. They have…
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HK Construction has begun work on a new toddler playground at the Park Street Park in Rexburg. City officials said that while it has been well…
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Some stories have happy endings. A couple of weeks ago we introduced you to Valerie Goodwin, a woman who was in a horrific car accident that left her…
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In 1951, the United States completed and commissioned the first nuclear reactor to produce a usable amount of electricity. Experimental Breeder…
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The Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) has open positions for troopers, dispatchers and port of entry positions to fill throughout the state. WHP has 168…
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After a 35-year career, Pocatello’s National Weather Service Meteorologist-in-Charge Dean Hazen is retiring at the end of the month. Hazen…
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We’re still stuck in the same pattern of afternoon T-Storms with mild temperatures. A low pressure center over Nevada will impact us for the…
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A couple of cyclists got quite a scare Monday when a protective mother moose tried to drive them off a bike trail in Anchorage. The footage was…
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Update: 5-22-18 The Democratic Party will meet to select a replacement candidate for the County Clerk race Monday, June 4, at 7 p.m. at the Pocatello…
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As Memorial Day weekend is just around the corner, the St. Anthony Sand Dunes are bracing for the most people the community has ever seen, according…
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Second District Court Judge John Stegner has been named to fill an Idaho Supreme Court vacancy. Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter announced the…
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A team of ISU graduate students has constructed a 20-foot-long concrete beam as part of a Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute Big Beam contest.…
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Eastern Idaho Snake Plain Aquifer (ESPA) recharge is expected to hit 524,000 acre-feet of water by the end of the winter recharge season this month.…
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Update to original story:Officer Swanson was a Sergeant in the Shelley Police Department and a K-9 Officer. The department actually has 8 officers.…
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Fewer people have visited Yellowstone National Park so far this year compared to the same time frame last year. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports…
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A class-action lawsuit is seeking the repayment of fees that many Idaho public schools charge students for classes, supplies and activities. The…
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With Memorial Day weekend approaching us, more travelers will be on the road. Idaho State Police has teamed up with agencies across the state to…
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We’re still stuck in the same pattern of afternoon T-Storms with mild temperatures. A low pressure center over Nevada will impact us for the…
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A lot of women get their nails done and in recent years gel manicures have grown in popularity. But according to the American Academy of Dermatology,…
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There has been an increase of Pertussis in our area, it’s commonly known as “Whooping Cough.” What may be ‘just a…
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UPDATE 5:10 p.m.: Idaho Falls Police have released the name and a photo of the 23-year-old woman who reportedly fell into the river on May 9.…
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials responded to two reports of mountain lion sightings in the vicinity of Red Hill Trail behind Mountain…
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Idaho State Police reports a 61-year-old Blackfoot man was ejected from his vehicle and succumbed to his injuries after a crash on Interstate 15 at…
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The East Idaho All Star Football Game is announcing the player selections for the 2018 All Star Game. The game is scheduled to be played at Snake…
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Tuesday if you happen to be near the College of Eastern Idaho and see what looks like a large emergency response, there is no need to worry…
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More than $118 million – that’s how much money Subaru’s “Share the Love” event has given to charities and non-profits…
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Russ Fulcher, the GOP nominee for Idaho’s open 1st Congressional District, has suffered broken ribs and scrapes in a recent motorcycle accident…
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Two Pocatello fire engines were dispatched to Pacific Recycling Monday when a pile of recycling material storied outside the facility caught on fire.…
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Possibly due to Forest Service blasting in the area, a partial failure of the Middle Fork River Trail #6044 was discovered Saturday on the…
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Idaho State Police is investigating a crash on the northbound lanes of Interstate 15 at milepost 143. A semi-trailer-truck tipped over shortly after…
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We’re still stuck in the same pattern of afternoon T-Storms with mild temperatures. A low pressure center over Nevada will impact us for the…
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Summer travel is “poised to plunge” because of high gas prices. That is the prediction of gasoline market watchdog GasBuddy.com. In its…
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Vietnam Veteran Brent K. Young, of Blackfoot, will be among 300 veterans who will be inducted into the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF)…
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Strong storms move through much of the region today with reports of dime size hail. Many severe thunderstorm warnings issued, and expired at 5:30 pm.…
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The Blackfoot Police Department received third-party information about threats made to a Blackfoot school around 10:20 a.m. and placed all schools on…
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The first pair of golden lion tamarins ever to live at the Idaho Falls Zoo will make their debut at the zoo on Friday, May 25. Tam is a nine-year-old…
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The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers met with contractors Saturday at a quarry near the Heise-Roberts levee system on the Snake River in Jefferson County.…
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Bidders paid an average of $18.36 per pound Saturday for elk antlers collected from the National Elk Refuge. Jackson District Boy Scouts donated…
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