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One local student is hoping to turn his passion into publication. “Ever since I was a little kid, I’ve always loved like Spiderman and,…
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One local student is hoping to turn his passion into publication. “Ever since I was a little kid, I’ve always loved like Spiderman and,…
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Democratic Gubernatorial candidate A.J. Balukoff is supporting legislation that would get Idaho out of the voter crosscheck system. The legislation…
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Authorities say a Chicago man was killed in a snowmobile crash during a guided trip in northwestern Wyoming. The Jackson Hole News & Guide…
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From the Bonneville Hive to Melaleuca Field to the Vivint Smarthome Arena in Salt Lake City. Four Bonneville High School seniors in the choral group…
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Idaho Falls has lost a great community leader and volunteer. Sheila Olsen passed away Sunday, February 11 in Idaho Falls. Olsen was a well know name…
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U.S. Rep. Raul Labrador says he will fight to defend Idaho’s right to define marriage, cut off federal funding to health clinics that provide…
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Sleep in Heavenly Peace will be featured on “Returning the Favor” with Mike Rowe on Facebook Watch Monday night. Sleep in Heavenly Peace…
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The Trump administration is proposing a Fiscal Year 2019 Department of Energy Budget of $30.6 billion. According to the Department, the budget is…
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The social security and credit information of hundreds of commercial truckers may have been exposed, according to Governor C.L. “Butch”…
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Light snow and some patchy freezing overnight fog as our weak storm slowly moves away. A quiet Tuesday, with sunshine and light winds, before our…
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A 33-year-old Montana woman died in a weekend snowmobile crash near Marysville, northwest of Helena. Lewis and Clark County Coroner Bryan Backeberg…
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Rigby native Jessika Jenson made her debut at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics starting strong in the women’s snowboard slopestyle finals,…
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UPDATE: 2:15 P.M. Idaho State Police said Mandy J. Schofield, 40, of Idaho Falls was driving a blue Nissan Altima west bound on U.S. 26. when she…
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Senate Minority Leader Michelle Stennett is backing legislation that would create a new office to investigate concerns about government fraud, waste…
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An Idaho Senate panel has advanced a proposal requiring doctors to inform women seeking medical abortions that drug-induced abortions may be halted…
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Idaho lawmakers have introduced two alternative tax cut plans to Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter’s $200 million tax relief package. The…
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Pocatello police are looking for whomever crashed their truck near the police department earlier Monday morning and ran away. The crash happened on…
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Wyoming native Resi Stiegler is scheduled to compete Wednesday at the Olympics in Pyeonchang, South Korea. The slalom skier is competing in her third…
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A state report shows unemployment numbers are continuing to drop as Wyoming sees a slight rise in energy sector jobs. The Casper Star-Tribune reports…
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Another storm system is dropping in from the NW today, and we are seeing some light snow showers across the plain this morning. Expect just a few…
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An elevator at Idaho State University fell five floors Sunday evening. ISU Spokesman Stuart Summers said three students were inside the elevator at…
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The city of Swan Valley could be getting a new development, but it comes with some controversy. The possible new “Centre at Rainey Creek”…
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Tonight: Scattered snow showers.Cloudy, with lows in the 20s. Monday: A 50% percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with highs into the mid to upper…
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UPDATE: 2/10/2018 5:15 p.m. Idaho State Police have confirmed Dalen S. Graham has died due to his injuries sustained in a crash on Interstate 15…
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Hunters and bison managers are seeing a slow season as the Yellowstone National Park herds are largely not leaving the park. The Bozeman Daily…
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Paulette Jordan says that because of likely delays in appointing a replacement and her constituents not being…
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A proposal introduced in the Wyoming Legislature advocates for imposing a fee at Yellowstone National Park to help pay for wildlife conservation…
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Two men were arrested Friday by Idaho Falls Police after a short foot chase. Around 12:40 a.m., Idaho Falls Police responded to a disturbance call on…
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Last year, the Pocatello city council heard a proposal to add an electric billboard near one of its busiest intersections. The possibility of the…
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To make someone’s day, all it takes sometimes is a simple hello. That was Madison County’s goal this week, as it hosted the third annual…
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Fort Hall Dispatch received several reports at 3:40 a.m. Friday of a house fire on B Street in Fort Hall Townsite. Officials report this is the same…
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“With any kind of opioid overdose, time is generally of the essence. What Narcan gives us is time,” said Officer Justin Gramm. Time to…
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We are still in the middle of flu season and many areas are reporting higher than average numbers. How much of an impact is it having in parts of…
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The Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy has released the results of its study of Idaho House Bill 463. The bill passed the Idaho House earlier this week.…
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A cold front is moving through as we head into the weekend. Colder air will drop daytime temps into 20’s and 30’s. Staying windy through…
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A Fort Hall man faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine after pleading guilty to possession of an unregistered firearm. Tyrell Dixey, 33,…
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An eastern Idaho lawmaker is backing legislation that would allow all adults over the age of 21 to carry concealed weapons without a permit.…
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A group of House Republican lawmakers say they have drafted alternative proposals in response to the session’s most high-profile bills…
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The Wyoming Department of Health has received a report of a flu-related death of a child in Fremont County. The agency says it received the report of…
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This week’s education and political headlines: Climate change language deleted. Once again, the House Education Committee has edited proposed…
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A federal jury in Boise has convicted Eric Courtney Hunter, 38, of Victorville, California on two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm.…
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The factors in this nationwide shortage are plentiful, but a big one can be linked to the low unemployment rate. “We’ve been experiencing…
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An Idaho House panel has introduced a proposal that would amend the state’s constitution to expand the rights of crime victims and their…
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An Idaho House panel has spiked a proposal calling for a constitutional amendment to limit federal government power. The House State Affairs…
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You’re walking on the street, when suddenly, your phone slips out of your pocket and shatters on the sidewalk. A new local business that opened…
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(ABC News) Investigators credit a police sketch with helping them arrest a man accused of stealing from a farmers market stand by pretending to be an…
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The Idaho House is considering a concurrent resolution recognizing the Idahoans selected to represent the United States in the Winter Olympics. Once…
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Windy weather continues with a few mountain showers as a cold front slides in from the north for Friday and Saturday. Staying windy through the…
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The Bonneville School District’s new Thunder Ridge High School is set to open in August for the new school year. “It’s a lot more…
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GIRLS DISTRICT BASKETBALL 5A DIST. 5-6 TOURNEY: HIGHLAND – 49MADISON – 30 4A DIST. 5-6 TOURNEY:PRESTON – 66POCATELLO – 49 3A…
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The Fremont County Search and Rescue has been very active. Thousands of people come to Fremont County, and this season has been particularly busy.…
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Tourism is a big part of our area’s economy. Thousands of people come to Fremont County to take advantage of the snow each season. People from…
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As of Monday, Feb. 12, the Idaho Falls Animal Shelter’s stray animal drop boxes will no longer be available to the public. Officials said they…
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Officials with the Idaho Department of Correction say up to 250 male inmates will be moved to a correctional center in Texas due to a shortage of…
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An Idaho House panel has introduced legislation that would add increased fines for trespassing on private property. The Idaho Statesman reports that…
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In Idaho, victims have a set of rights that are to be honored during a investigation, prosecution or disposition of crime. What happens when those…
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A snowmobiler has survived after he was buried in an avalanche in western Wyoming. The Sublette County Sheriff’s Office says three men from…
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A serial rapist who committed crimes in the mid-1970s is going back to prison for rapes that happened over 40 years ago. The Jackson Hole News and…
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Montana wildlife officials are recommending against a grizzly bear hunt in 2018 after the animals lost their federal protections across a three-state…
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Nearly eight in 10 Idaho high school seniors graduated in 2017 announced Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra Wednesday. Idaho’s…
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Windy weather continues with a few mountain showers as a cold front slides in from the north for Friday and Saturday. Staying windy through the…
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Rexburg Police are investigating two reports of smoke bombs Wednesday night. It is unknown if they were connected. The first happened at 8:54 p.m.…
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Update: The release of e-mails referred to in this story were the result of a public records request filed by the Idaho Falls Post Register. ORIGINAL…
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Brigham Young University-Idaho winter semester enrollment totals for both on-campus and online students show continued growth. Statistics released…
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It’s no secret that this year’s winter is nowhere close to the snow levels we saw for the 2016-2017 year. The city of Idaho Falls heavily…
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A proposal aimed at adding safeguards for the practice of “free-range parenting” has now been passed by both the Utah House and Senate.…
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An Idaho political action committee backed by a top Republican strategist and fundraiser has dissolved. GOP operative Carl Forti terminated Building…
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UPDATE: 2-8-18 The Driggs City Council has approved participation in a contract to study the possibilities of a new aquatic center in Teton Valley.…
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The Rexburg City Council has voted to raise the legal age for buying tobacco from 18 to 21. The ordinance passed the city council on third reading…
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Riders in the Sky will perform at Idaho State University’s Stephens Performing Arts Center in the Joseph C. and Cheryl H. Jensen Grand Concert…
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Windy weather continues with a few mountain showers and warming temperatures. The Northwest flow is staying put for the next couple of days, keeping…
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BOYS H.S. BASKETBALL HILLCREST – 53MADISON – 63 CENTURY – 53POCATELLO – 24 RIGBY – 71BONNEVILLE – 61 BLACKFOOT…
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They are the first person to greet your student in the morning and the last one they see before going home. They’re school bus drivers.…
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The Snake River Pharmacy in Pocatello has partnered with a skilled long-term care facility to provide new technology to help with medication…
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Snowmobiling is more than just a good time. It’s great for Idaho’s economy. According to Idaho State Parks and Recreation, in 2016,…
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Do you know what your child does on the internet? In the age of social media, online predators and sextortion is becoming an issue for teens and…
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An Idaho Senate panel has introduced a Democrat’s bill to allow women to receive up to a 12-month supply of prescribed birth control.…
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Blackfoot Police are investigating a rash of break-ins at storage units and in parked vehicles. Captain Scott Gay said the burglaries picked up with…
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Irving Middle School’s robotics team won an award in the State Robotics competition held at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls. The…
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Jackson Police have issued arrest warrants for Kreighton Kilgore, 33, a former resident of the Jackson area. Kilgore is a suspect in a series of bomb…
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Windy weather continues with a few mountain showers and warming temperatures. The Northwest flow is staying put for the next couple of days, keeping…
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Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center has developed new technology that allows mothers in the Labor and Delivery Unit to no longer be confined to…
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Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials are asking for your help is gathering information regarding two recent cases of wanton waste associated…
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Idaho House lawmakers spent several hours exchanging insults, accusations and heated remarks before ultimately advancing a sweeping $200 million tax…
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Salt Lake City has become the first U.S. city to announce it will pursue a bid for the 2030 Winter Olympics. An exploratory committee that studied…
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As part of an inter-school challenge, Compass Academy, Skyline and Idaho Falls High School students worked to collect cans of food for the Idaho…
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Idaho’s top prison official asked legislative budget writers on Wednesday to approve a roughly 7 percent budget increase, with much of the…
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Former Idaho Falls City Councilman David Smith has been hired to fill a vacancy in the city’s Municipal Services Department. Although Smith…
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Five finalists have been named from a list of 72 candidates who applied to become Idaho State University’s next president. Ricardo Azziz,…
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A proposal to reduce Idaho’s health coverage gap is headed to the House floor for debate. House Health and Welfare Committee members spent…
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A Montana State Prison inmate connected to the 1996 beating death of an Ririe man has died in prison. The Independent Record reports 61-year-old Joe…
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A 37-year-old Idaho Falls man convicted of sexually abusing a child for five years has been sentenced to a minimum of 40 years in prison. A jury…
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A La Nina weather pattern has had a significant impact on Idaho’s water supply outlook this winter. USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation…
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An Idaho House panel has agreed to scrub some references to climate change while approving new science standards for the state’s K-12 schools.…
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The Blackfoot Police Department wanted to congratulate these students on making their Accelerated Reading goals. The students are required to read…
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A northern Idaho man who authorities say engaged in a drug-fueled crime spree that crossed state lines was sentenced to 20 years in prison. The…
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The U.S. government is negotiating with three Native American tribes to return the 500-year-old skeletons of a young adult and child found at a…
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A federal agency report is predicting falling coal production in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin. The Energy Information Administration report…
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On Wednesday morning, Representative Paulette Jordan officially announced she will step-down from her District 5 legislative seat to focus full-time…
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A couple of weak weather systems will brush by Idaho with just a few rain and snow showers for this week. Most of the showers will stick to the high…
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