The debate over masks continues
For the past year and a half, masks have become part of our…
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UPDATED: Missing child found after murder-suicide in Pocatello
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – (Update) The 12-year old boy reported missing after a murder-suicide in Pocatello has been found safe. Pocatello Police say…
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Free admission to Zoo Idaho Saturday
You’ll be able to get into Zoo Idaho for free this…
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Greek Fest makes its return to Pocatello
The Gate City is going Greek in a big way this…
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ICCU establishes new professorship in Idaho State College of Business
Idaho State University’s College of Business is announcing its first-even endowed professorship in the Department of Management thanks to the…
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Pocatello City Council to discuss reimplementing face covering ordinance
The Pocatello City Council will hold a special meeting Tuesday, August 24 at 1 p.m. to discuss the possibility of reimplementing the City’s face…
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ISU updates mask policy
Due to the growing number of COVID-19 cases, Idaho State University has updated its mask…
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Street flooding in Pocatello and Chubbuck
Pocatello and Chubbuck Street Crews, businesses and homeowners were kept busy Thursday trying to deal with flash flooding in several areas throughout…
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Air pollution forecast and caution lifted for southeast Idaho
Based on current and forecasted air quality conditions and wildfire smoke impacts, the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has extended…
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Air pollution forecast and caution extended
Based on current and forecasted air quality conditions and wildfire smoke impacts, the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has extended…
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Pocatello High School to get new stadium through $1 million partnership with Lookout Credit Union
In a press release Tuesday night, Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 announced Pocatello High School is getting a new stadium through a $1 million…
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PCSD25 recommends masks but leaves the decision optional
School districts across the area are deciding on whether to require masks in…
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Air pollution forecast and caution extended
Based on current and forecasted air quality conditions and wildfire smoke impact, the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has extended an…
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ISU announces 2 year scholarship campaign for students
Idaho State University is launching a two-year “Leave Your Legacy. Start Theirs.” Scholarship Campaign that will conclude in fall 2023.…
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Holt Arena to undergo major renovation project
Idaho State University’s Holt Arena will undergo a multi-million dollar renovation to upgrade the facility and improve the fan experience.…
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Idaho Hometown Hero Medalist and Gala Celebration until 2022 postponed due to COVID-19
In lieu of recent increases in COVID-19 strains and the area’s low vaccination rate, the JRM Foundation has decided to postpone its annual Idaho…
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Pocatello candidate filing period opens August 23
If you would like to run for office in the Gate City, you can officially pick up your candidacy forms this…
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Idaho State’s Fall Address scheduled for Monday
Idaho State University is holding its annual Fall Address on Monday to provide institutional updates to faculty and staff.…
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Pocatello hosts first annual Off-Highway Vehicle Safety Fair
On Saturday, The Idaho State Police, Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation, Idaho Transportation Department, the Bureau of Land Management, and…
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Portneuf River gets a refresh
The Portneuf River is set to get its annual bath this weekend.…
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Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce hosts Putt Putt Tournament
On Friday, The Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce held their annual Cowboys & Aliens Putt-Putt Tournament at the Outback Golf Park.…
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Construction underway at police station in Chubbuck
Big changes are underway at the former Chubbuck City…
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Aug. 12 declared Scott Rasmussen Day
On Thursday, Idaho State University celebrated R. Scott Rasmussen Day.…
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ISU requires face coverings indoors
Idaho State University President Kevin Satterlee announced Wednesday effective immediately, face coverings are required indoors for all individuals,…
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Portneuf River cleanup set for Saturday
The Portneuf River is set to get its annual bath Saturday, August…
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Portneuf Medical Center sees rise in COVID-19 cases
COVID-19 cases are on the rise across the country and have continued to increase in Southeast Idaho.…
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Lack of precipitation could put Idaho in multi-year drought
Idaho could be headed towards a multi-year drought if the state doesn’t receive some much-needed snowpack this…
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Marshall Public Library collecting supplies for in-need students
If you’re out shopping for school supplies for your student this year, the staff at the Marshall Public Library are hoping you’ll consider…
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Relight the Night brings life to two more signs in Historic Downtown
On Friday, Relight the Night celebrated another milestone with the relighting of the historic Oasis and 210 Club neon signs.…
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DEQ issues air pollution forecast and caution for southeast Idaho
Anyone who has been outside Friday has no doubt noticed the horrible air…
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Aid for Friends hosts Splish and Splash fundraiser
On Friday, Aid for Friends is hosting its annual Splish and Splash fundraiser from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Ross Park Aquatic Complex in Pocatello.…
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SIPH: Do your part to end the pandemic
With the Delta variant circulating widely in Idaho, COVID-19 cases are increasing including breakthrough cases (cases among fully vaccinated…
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ISU names Dean of College of Health
Teresa Conner was recently named dean of the College of Health within the Kasiska Division of Health Sciences.…
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Teens plant flowers at Pocatello temple
Youth groups from American Falls, Arimo and Downey rolled up their sleeves and got to work to help make the Pocatello temple even more beautiful.…
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Idaho State researcher helps to solve cold case in Indiana
Today, the Jasper County John Doe’s identity remains a mystery, but thanks in part to Idaho State University anthropologist Samantha Blatt, law…
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Pocatello public hearing set Thursday for proposed budget
The Pocatello City Council is looking for your input on how your tax dollars are…
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Motorcyclist identified in fatal crash on I-15
Idaho State Police report a motorcyclist died after a crash northbound on Interstate 15 at mile marker 66 in Pocatello…
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Edson Fichter Nature Area in Pocatello vandalized again
Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking information regarding another round of graffiti vandalism at the Edson Fichter Nature Area in Pocatello.…
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Pocatello city council member Chris Stevens continues tough talk in her bid for mayor
Chris Stevens is hitting the campaign trail early to get the message out that she believes Pocatello needs new leadership. …
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Bannock County Commissioners appoint Torey Danner as new Coroner
Bannock County Commissioners announced Monday they appointed Torey Danner to fill the open Coroner position in the…
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Pocatello Motocross Park hosts night racing event
The Pocatello Motocross Park is hosting its Pro Challenge event on Saturday.…
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Left turns removed from intersection
The left turns from East Quinn Road onto Flandro Drive and Flandro Drive to East Quinn Road have been removed.…
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Elwen Cottage hosts You Rock Pocatello
Saturday, The Elwen Cottage on 334 N. Main St. in Pocatello is hosting a “You Rock Pocatello” event from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30…
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COVID-19 vaccine clinic to be held at Bannock County Fair
Southeastern Idaho Public Health will be offering COVID-19 vaccinations between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. at the Bannock County Fair on August 5, 2021 and…
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Help wanted despite gains in employment
Employment is still needed despite positive growth in the job market.…
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Pocatello investigate counterfeit pills in Pocatello area
The Pocatello Police Department will hold a press conference Thursday at 4…
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Plans in works for new manufacturing facility in Pocatello
Illinois-based company Morton Buildings Inc. has finalized plans to build a new manufacturing facility in Pocatello.…
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Pocatello reinstates face-covering policy at city facilities
Following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s updated mask and face covering guidance and in consultation with Southeastern Idaho…
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Second trial for Martin Edmo Ish underway
A second trial is underway in the case against Martin Edmo Ish, and COVID-19 precautions are changing things…
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CDC recommends masks for schools as East Idaho districts in fall planning process
School districts are in the process of updating their Covid-19 policies for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year, just as the CDC is now encouraging…
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CDC updates mask guidance for fully vaccinated individuals
With the emergence of the highly contagious Delta variant, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has changed its mask guidance.…
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Tickets for Pocatello Temple open house now available
You are invited to the open house of the newly constructed Pocatello Idaho Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.…
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Pocatello seeks input on proposed fiscal year 2022 budget and fees
The Pocatello City Council is looking for your input on the proposed fiscal year 2022 budget and…
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Aid for Friends’ new facility opens on Monday
After two years of waiting, a local nonprofit has a new place to call home.…
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Lusk Fire burns over 1,600 acres in Arbon Valley
The Lusk fire is estimated at 1620 acres Thursday morning. …
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Roar & Pour at Zoo Idaho set Saturday
Zoo Idaho Zoological Society is hosting its annual Roar & Pour on July…
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Affordable housing projects underway in Pocatello amidst tight market
Some relief may be coming to Pocatello’s housing crunch, as two affordable housing projects are getting started in the Gate…
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Bannock County Driver’s License temporarily closed due to COVID-19 outbreak
A COVID-19 outbreak among the staff at the Bannock County Driver’s License is temporarily closing down the…
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Portneuf Medical Center raising awareness about heatstrokes
Summer temperatures have hit record highs in Pocatello, and with that heat comes the threat of a heatstroke.…
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Idaho Fish and Game offers all female hunter education
This week, Idaho Fish and Game is offering its Ladies and Girls Hunter Education Class at the regional Fish and Game office in Pocatello.…
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North Grant Avenue project starts Monday
Crews with the City of Pocatello Water Department will start replacing the water main line on North Grant Avenue Monday, July…
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Pocatello Municipal Band performs on Sunday
The Pocatello Municipal Band is hosting a free Concert in the Park at 7 p.m. on Sunday at the Guy Gates Memorial Band Shell in Ross Park.…
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Rising housing costs affecting low income households
Pocatello native Leroy Otero had troubles with his housing situation in Caldwell, and decided it was best to move back to his hometown.…
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SIPH advocates for more vaccine use
Health officials say getting vaccinated for COVID-19 is more important than ever with the new COVID-19 variants that are circulating in Idaho.…
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New resource in Pocatello to support local veterans
There is a new resource in Pocatello to support our local veterans.…
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COVID-19 variants circulating in Idaho
Health officials say getting vaccinated for COVID-19 is more important than ever with the new COVID-19 variants that are circulating in Idaho.…
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Pocatello street repair scheduled Thursday, detour planned
The 1800 block of West Quinn Road in Pocatello will be closed Thursday for surface…
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Aid for Friends asks for donations to stock new homeless shelter, open house tonight
There will soon be a new, warm place for Pocatelloans experiencing homelessness to rest their…
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WWII aircraft visits Pocatello Airport
If you always wanted to take a ride on a historic war fighter plane, now is your chance.…
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East Idaho teachers learn how to fly drones, plans to add to STEM curriculum
East Idaho teachers are learning how to fly drones so they can implement the technology into their STEM…
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Pocatello Utility Billing to switch payment system
The City of Pocatello Utility Billing Department will start using a new payment processing system this…
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Shady Grove Music Camp comes back to Pocatello
The Shady Grove Music Camp is back for their second annual event at FMC Park.…
Continue Reading Officials talk about water levels during drought conditions
“We are anticipating our reservoir system, all the reservoirs, from Grassy Lake, Island Park, Jackson Lake, Palisades, American Falls, Ririe, and…
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National Weather Service reports record summer heat in Southeast Idaho
The summer of 2021 has set records in Southeast Idaho.…
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Half-off cat, kitten adoptions at Pocatello Animal Shelter
You can add a cat or kitten to your family for half-price July 12 through July 24 thanks to The Friends of the Pocatello Animal…
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ISU receives corporate-sponsored professorship from PMC
The Idaho State University College of Business announced the establishment of the University’s first-ever corporate-sponsored professorship thanks…
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East Idaho Fair Food Tour announces 2021 season
The East Idaho Fair Food Tour has announced a 2021 tour for the summer…
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ISU breaks ground on new alumni center
Idaho State University will break ground for an $11.5 million alumni center on Thursday, July…
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Some Pocatello Council members hosting information meetings at local parks
Pocatello City Council members Claudia Ortega, Roger Bray, and Chris Stevens will be conducting a city-wide listening and information tour during…
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Delta variant not dominant in Idaho yet, COVID-19 vaccinations stall
The pandemic may not be impeding our everyday lives as much lately, but for some people, it is certainly not…
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Police busy with illegal firework calls
It was a busy weekend for local law enforcement agencies who spent their nights responding to calls for illegal fireworks…
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Works by Portneuf Valley Woodturners Association on display at Marshall Public Library
A popular display is returning to the Marshall Public…
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Students secure funding for co-branding efforts between ISU and Historic Downtown Pocatello
Students in the Honors program course “Orange You Creative” have successfully secured funding from three donors to sponsor a variety of Idaho…
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The Dos and Don’ts of recreating at Edson Fichter Nature Area
Are you a fan of the Edson Fichter Nature Area in Pocatello?…
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Pocatello native named Miss Idaho
“I think being a woman, and a modern woman is so much more about the success that you make for yourself. And no one else gets to determine that for…
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Woman injured in camping accident in Caribou County
The call came in about midnight when a woman in her 30’s was accidentally run over while camping in the Cheatbeck Basin…
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USS Idaho sailors visit the Gem State
Our state has some pretty impressive visitors for the holiday…
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2021 Independence Day celebration events
Below are the 2021 Independence Day events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming and a list of canceled…
Continue Reading ISU School of Performing Arts announces 2021-2022 season
Idaho State University’s School of Performing Arts announceS its 2021-2022 season opening this fall as the program is eager to return to normal…
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Local mental health clinic expands to Pocatello
Pearl Health Clinic staff announce a third office in Southeast Idaho…
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Pocatello releases 2021 water quality report
The latest edition of the City of Pocatello Water Department’s Water Quality Report is available for the…
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Pocatello officially launches “Our Valley | Our Vision”
The City of Pocatello is looking for your help in shaping the future of the Gate…
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Bannock County DMV announces appointment option
In April, the Bannock County Motor Vehicle office transitioned from a regular standing line of walk-in service to a new virtual same day service line…
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Pocatello officials encourage you to keep firework displays “Safe and Sane”
With little to no rain in the forecast over the coming days, the Pocatello Fire and Police Departments are reminding residents of the importance of…
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Idaho State Historical Society partners with museums statewide on membership program
The Idaho State Historical Society is collaborating with several Idaho museums for a pilot membership…
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Bannock County issues burn ban
Bannock County Commissioners signed a resolution Tuesday banning open…
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Local pools safe to swim in despite nationwide chlorine shortage
A nationwide shortage of chlorine is leaving many in the US wondering if it’s safe to get back in the…
Continue Reading Pocatello Fire Department to host “Let’s Talk About Wildfires” town hall meeting June 29
Now is your chance to learn how to protect your home or business from…
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ISU Department of Physics hosts water rocket workshop
This past weekend, students and faculty of the Idaho State University Department of Physics offered a free water rocket workshop at Tydeman Park.…
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Tips for staying cool in the extreme heat
With the joys of summer come the perils of extreme heat. Extreme heat can cause a variety of illnesses and can even be fatal.…
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