ISU hosts MLK Day virtual events throughout week
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, Idaho State University’s Diversity Resource Center is hosting a week of Covid-safe…
Continue ReadingIn honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, Idaho State University’s Diversity Resource Center is hosting a week of Covid-safe…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Foodbank is asking Idahoans to show them just how kind we…
Continue ReadingThe Southeastern Idaho Public Health COVID-19 Hotline will be closed on Monday, January 18 to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day.…
Continue ReadingA group protesting the death penalty held a vigil at the Bannock County Courthouse…
Continue ReadingCOVID-19 screenings will continue on the Idaho State University campus in…
Continue ReadingThere was a big jump in coronavirus cases this week on the campus of Idaho State University in…
Continue ReadingSteve Drain was sentenced to a minimum 7 years in prison…
Continue ReadingJanuary is Radon Action Month, and the Department of Health and Welfare is encouraging Idahoans to test their homes for radon, especially because…
Continue ReadingAnimal lovers can expect a new feature at Zoo Idaho this…
Continue ReadingFarmers and ag experts usually gather in Pocatello every January to learn about the latest products and research in the ag industry.…
Continue ReadingCollege of Nursing students began in-person instruction this week at the Helen V. Beckley Nursing Building on ISU’s campus. The program is currently…
Continue ReadingA 53-year-old of McCammon was arrested on aggravated assault charges Tuesday after a road rage…
Continue ReadingWith Governor Little set to deliver his State of the State address on Monday, some local legislators in Bannock County shared their thoughts and…
Continue ReadingAt Thursday’s Pocatello City Council meeting, councilmembers voted to leave Pocatello’s face covering ordinance in place for at least another…
Continue ReadingIdaho State University unexpectedly had to close their COVID-19 screening site Friday because they ran out of testing supplies.…
Continue ReadingThe Bureau of Land Management is conducting helicopter operations and mulch application treatments around Chinese Peak for about two weeks. The…
Continue ReadingPortneuf Medical Center staff began administering and receiving their second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine…
Continue ReadingA 71-year-old Pocatello man died in his home Tuesday night after an accidental…
Continue ReadingWhile it may be aesthetically pleasing to leave your Christmas tree out for the beginning of the new year, you may be taking a risk. The National…
Continue ReadingAfter snowstorms dropped eight inches of powder, Pebble Creek is set to open the upper mountain beginning…
Continue ReadingOn Tuesday evening, the Board will consider changing the hybrid schedule or leave it as…
Continue ReadingThe COVID-19 Testing Site located at Idaho State University’s Holt Arena will now offer antigen testing, one type of rapid
COVID-19 testing.…
The Portneuf Greenway Foundation announced it will be submitting grant applications to the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation (IDPR)…
Continue ReadingResidents of Independence Home in Pocatello were buzzing with excitement Monday while receiving their first dose of the Covid-19…
Continue ReadingHere in Idaho, the lottery not only provides the thought of endless opportunity, but also gives people the chance to bid on that elusive jackpot.…
Continue ReadingWith the start of the year 2021, locals from the Pocatello community gave their perspective on their vision and goals for the new year.…
Continue ReadingThere’s a new face at the helm of Bannock Development, a nonprofit focused on the continued growth of the…
Continue ReadingEd Snell’s Pharmacy Shop in Pocatello expects to have their first 2,000 doses of the vaccine in hand by the end of January.…
Continue ReadingIt wasn’t too late for many community members to get their shopping done. This Christmas Eve, many locals were getting their last minute shopping…
Continue ReadingTwo people are dead following a head-on collision north of Ft. Hall Wednesday morning.…
Continue ReadingIdaho State University announced Monday it will implement a mandatory COVID-19 screening program for all students, staff and faculty beginning with…
Continue ReadingThe Chubbuck Lions Club held a Special Needs Christmas Drive-Thru at the Red Lion Hotel. Traditionally, the club holds a Christmas dinner every year…
Continue ReadingThe East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center kicked off their 2020-2021 season on Friday. The center hosts over 12 miles of groomed skate and classic ski…
Continue ReadingThere seems to be a reversal on the Idaho State University campus in…
Continue ReadingPocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Food Service was approved for a USDA waiver allowing all students enrolled in the district to receive free…
Continue ReadingPortneuf Medical Center (PMC) began administering COVID-19 vaccinations to front line team members Thursday. PMC expects to administer over 450…
Continue ReadingThere’s an ongoing vandalism problem at the Portneuf Wellness…
Continue ReadingSchool District 25 Board of Trustees unanimously voted to replace the Pocatello Indians with the Pocatello…
Continue ReadingA fresh blanket of snow may not be so welcome to the driver who woke up…
Continue ReadingSnow showers hit Pocatello overnight and into Monday morning. Pocatello resident Kristen Neihart says today’s snow was more than she had seen in…
Continue ReadingThe first round of COVID-19 vaccines will be dedicated to front line workers and long-term care facility patients, but that does not mean it is too…
Continue ReadingCOVID-19 and the word pandemic has made it difficult for many families to find a Santa Claus near…
Continue ReadingOn Friday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized the Pfizer and BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use. The vaccine is authorized…
Continue ReadingIdaho State University has taken delivery of a new freezer that will help the Southeast Idaho Public Health District store the district’s supply of…
Continue ReadingThe countdown is on for three members of the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Board of…
Continue ReadingIdaho State University saw a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases this week despite the fact that students did not return to in person class after…
Continue ReadingPocatello has one of the smallest airports in the nation but they just brought home one of the biggest awards.…
Continue ReadingHoly Spirit Catholic School hosted a drive-by caroling and food drive event. The event was held in front of St. Anthony Chapel next door to the…
Continue ReadingAs Covid-19 hospitalizations in Idaho tick up and up, the Portneuf Medical Center staff are feeling the…
Continue ReadingThe least favorite option is the Pocatello Thunder with a thunder mascot.…
Continue ReadingOn Monday, the United Way of Southeastern Idaho began their week-long Brown Bag Challenge. United Way is looking for a donation of $20.…
Continue ReadingIdaho State University has scheduled a virtual commencement ceremony for December 12, at 2 p.m. …
Continue ReadingStephen Michaud and his family hosted their 14th Annual Christmas Angels Concert to help provide Christmas for families in need. Due to COVID-19, the…
Continue ReadingThe organization celebrated “I’ll Fight Day” outside of the Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck. Lieutenant Ernie Evans says today is like a holiday for the…
Continue ReadingWe see lots of beautiful Christmas decorations this time of year. How about a mobile…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello Police Department is mourning the unexpected death of K9…
Continue ReadingDebra Ronneburg has been named interim dean of the Idaho State University College of Technology.…
Continue ReadingAs states start to role out plans for their Covid-19 vaccine distribution, there are pleas for who should be first…
Continue ReadingThe US Veterans Center in Eastern Idaho is moving from the Gate City to a new facility in Idaho Falls. Their current location has been helping…
Continue ReadingDue to the ongoing pandemic and following Governor Brad Little’s Modified Stage 2 order, Pocatello Regional Transit (PRT) is canceling the 2020…
Continue ReadingWith the Thanksgiving holiday coming to a close, many travelers were out and about this weekend to return home or back to…
Continue ReadingStation Square in Historic Downtown Pocatello hosted a variety of businesses and vendors for Small Business Saturday. The venue provided many…
Continue ReadingBuster Brown, a comic book character created in 1902 and later used as the mascot for Buster Brown Shoes in 1904, was the inspiration for the neon…
Continue ReadingPortneuf Medical Center has moved its outpatient COVID-19 testing site, effective Monday, November 30. …
Continue ReadingAs planned, Idaho State University is returning to remote learning for the remainder of the fall…
Continue ReadingSoutheastern Idaho Public Health is joining with organizations around the world to take action towards ending the AIDS epidemic by offering free…
Continue ReadingFamilies across the country are making the tough decision this week as to how they’ll spend their…
Continue ReadingBioprinting is breathing new life into the study of medicine on the campus of Idaho State…
Continue ReadingCovid-19 is complicating an already short bus driver supply, making it difficult for the district to fulfill the transportation needs of 8,400…
Continue ReadingBack in June, Amy’s Kitchen hired a new plant manager, Brent Higginson. Higginson says he came to Amy’s to build upon the reputation the company has…
Continue ReadingMore than 1,000 families will have a complete Thanksgiving dinner, thanks to the donations of the Pocatello cycling…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Immunization Coalition and its Get Immunized, Idaho advocacy group held a drive-thru flu shot clinic.…
Continue ReadingFor the second straight week, COVID-19 cases on the Idaho State University campus have gone…
Continue ReadingThe Bannock County DMV will be closed to the public next Monday through Thursday (November 23 to November 27) to process a large number of backlogged…
Continue ReadingAt Thursday’s Regular Pocatello City Council meeting, Councilmembers voted to approve a public health emergency ordinance requiring masks to be…
Continue ReadingUPDATE 10/16/20: Magistrate Judge Aaron Thompson ruled Friday Tyler Carter be bound to 6th District Court to face two felony charges in connection…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello City Council will be voting Thursday on whether to create an mandatory face mask…
Continue ReadingFollowing Governor Brad Little’s announcement to roll Idaho back to a modified version of Stage 2, the City of Pocatello will be making the…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Board of Trustees are seeking additional public feedback regarding the selection of a new mascot for…
Continue ReadingPocatello Police accepted a donation of space from Portneuf Health Trust for a new substation Tuesday.…
Continue ReadingLocal first responders trained at Idaho State University’s new Disaster Response Complex on…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello City Council will consider adopting a public health emergency ordinance requiring face masks at its Thursday night…
Continue ReadingThe holidays will look remarkably different this year due to COVID-19.…
Continue ReadingHirning Buick GMC in Pocatello has made a significant contribution to expanding the access of high quality early learning…
Continue ReadingAt approximately 7:54 p.m., Pocatello firefighters responded to a duplex fire in the 1400 block of East Lander Street. The group home is operated by…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the possibility of establishing a face-covering ordinance Tuesday at 11 a.m.…
Continue ReadingWith recent upticks in COVID-19 cases in the month of November, Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad says we can all do one thing to help limit the impact of…
Continue ReadingPocatello Christian Outreach Center partnered with the Idaho Food Bank for a drive-through food donation service at Holt Arena.…
Continue ReadingOld Town Pocatello is a little more colorful, thanks to the work of local artist, Nick…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho State University theatre department is finding ways to perform during the…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello City Council gathered at City Hall for their regular work session. As part of their agenda, the council talked about the economic…
Continue ReadingThe community will feel a local woman’s generous spirit in both their pedals and their poultry this…
Continue ReadingSoutheast Idaho Public Health officials report COVID-19 cases in southeast Idaho continue to increase.…
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Business for Education published an open letter, urging Idahoans to listen to doctors and use “good old Idaho common…
Continue ReadingUncle Jim’s restaurant owner Chris Arvas believes in giving back to the community when they are in need. When he learned of the attack on Anita, he…
Continue ReadingSoutheastern Idaho Public Health are recommending that you and your loved ones receive this year’s flu vaccine, especially with the COVID-19…
Continue ReadingAfter being named the winner in Pennsylvania early Saturday morning, former Vice President Joe Biden was formally declared as the president-elect of…
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello Ski Swap took place this weekend at the Old Herberger’s Building in the Pine Ridge Mall.…
Continue ReadingEarlier this week, the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Board of Trustees directed a survey to be sent out to staff and families.…
Continue ReadingIf you have ever driven past Mountain View Cemetery in Pocatello, you have likely noticed Brady Chapel.…
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