Pocatello

The Ross Park Aquatic Complex is open again.

The pool was forced to close last Friday when a pipe burst and soaked an electrical panel, leaving the facility without power or water.

Fourth of July is for family, fun and for fireworks, and with this being the only time of year fireworks are used, the repercussions can be severe.

The Pocatello Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) will continue its annual celebration of the holiday known as Juneteenth on June 22nd.

A brand new market is coming to Historic Downtown Pocatello.

A new attraction at the Ross Park Aquatic Complex is going just swimmingly.

Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) hosted their first Free Community Health Services event on Monday night at the First United Methodist Church.

The City of Chubbuck will host an open house on Wednesday, June 26 to update the public on the city’s comprehensive plan.

If you love to float the Portneuf River, the City of Pocatello has a new spot for you to check out.

A cross-country bicycle ride to raise money and awareness for The Fuller Center for Housing’s efforts to eliminate poverty housing made a pit stop in Pocatello on Tuesday.

Residents of Southeastern Idaho have a refreshing new way to beat the summer heat.

The First United Methodist Church in Pocatello is literally looking to reside under a brand new roof.

Portneuf Heart and Vascular (PHVI) Institute began using the Evolut™ FX+ transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) system in May 2024.

The Mountain View Cemetery in Pocatello has a big problem on their hands.

The Gate City has been home to music lovers all week long.

The My World Discovery Museum has officially moved into their new space inside the Museum of Clean.

This weekend in Pocatello, you can buy some books and benefit the community at the same time.

On June 1, Idaho Fish and Game with the help of the Pocatello Police Department (PPD) removed a yearling cow moose from Riverside Golf Course in Pocatello.

The Pocatello Community Recreation Center opened back up to the public on Monday.

The annual Poky Paddle is coming up soon and the City of Pocatello could use your help.

At this year’s American Public Works Association (APWA) Conference, the City of Pocatello received the Project of the Year award for the “Under 3 Million Dollars” category for the Carson Street Bridge project.

On Saturday, Zoo Idaho hosted their annual Free Day.

It was a special Memorial Day at the Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building, where they honored the legacy of a Pocatello hero.

It will take approximately three weeks to complete.