Clearing out the snow
The snow just keeps coming.
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The snow just keeps coming.
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Portneuf Medical Center announced the expansion of its orthopedic care offerings with the addition of the OrthoIdaho team to the Portneuf Medical Group.
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The Portneuf Greenway Foundation announced it will be submitting a grant application to the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation (IDPR) Recreational Trails Program to extend the Greenway’s Brennan Trail.
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Power County Sheriff is asking people to stay off the roads especially in the county and on Interstate 86.
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The City of Pocatello Street Department crew says they have seen a measurable amount of precipitation each day since about Christmas.
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The third-year for the Pocatello’s “Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship” kicks off Monday.
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The frigid conditions didn’t stop many of our local skiers and snowboarders from enjoying themselves this weekend.
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Many viewers have been asking what the latest is on the investigation of Downard Funeral Home.
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Pocatello’s Fire chief is retiring at the end of the year. A retirement party was held for David G. Gates Thursday at city hall. His last day on the job is Friday.
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BANNOCK COUNTY, ID (KIFI) – Neighbors in Bannock County will soon have a new way to stay in touch with their local government. The County plans to launch a newsletter called “Access Bannock County” for the new year.
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The home of Jessie Halford may look pretty festive from the outside, but once you open the door, you can feel the Christmas cheer in the air.
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On Thursday, the Senior Activity Center in Pocatello hosted its annual Christmas lunch.
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The Idaho State University COVID-19 Testing Site and the COVID-19 Hotline will close at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday and will be closed Friday to observe Christmas.
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A Chubbuck man is facing multiple charges when he was seen driving around 100 mph on Interstate 15 Tuesday evening.
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If you have an extra hour the next three days, your help is desperately needed.
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Members of the Centennial Rotary Club and McDonald’s management fulfilled a 10-year-long dream recently when they were able to raise enough money to enhance the crosswalks along S. 5th Avenue from Humboldt to E. Carter Street.
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With Christmas in just a few days, many of us are getting ready to travel and see family.
Continue ReadingSanta’s elves were busy at the Salvation Army in Pocatello Tuesday as more than 400 kids will get to enjoy the magic of Christmas.
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Steve Burns, former director of Zoo Boise, has been selected to lead the Idaho Community Foundation (ICF). He will take the helm in early January.
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Sunday afternoon marked the 59th dinner hosted by the Chubbuck/Pocatello Lions Club and the Parrish Family for those with Special Needs in those cities. The setting for this year’s dinner was the convention center of the Red Lion Hotel in Pocatello.
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On Saturday, Idaho State University conferred 1,290 degrees and certificates at its Winter Commencement Ceremony in Holt Arena.
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The next time you make a purchase at an Idaho State Liquor Store, you’ll be part of the newest statewide campaign to prevent underage drinking.
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Idaho State University will confer 1,290 degrees and certificates at the Winter Commencement ceremony at 10 a.m. Dec. 18 in Holt Arena.
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A 46-year-old Albuquerque, New Mexico man was sentenced to 71 months in federal prison for possession of ammunition by a prohibited person.
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A 44-year-old Pocatello man was sentenced to 90 months in federal prison for unlawful possession of a firearm.
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The road to graduation can be long. For Heather Ann Larsen the culmination of nearly 25 years will end with her being the student speaker at the Idaho State University Winter Commencement.
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The 11th-annual Avenues for Hope campaign is kicking off the holiday season to help 92 nonprofits provide critical housing and supportive services to Idahoans in need.
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Since 1989, Simplot Square in Pocatello has been a part of the identity of Historic Downtown, but after Thursday’s City Council meeting, Simplot Square could be getting quite the makeover.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested a Pocatello man on Wednesday for alleged sexual exploitation of a child.
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The annual national Wreaths Across America ceremony is set for Saturday, Dec. 18 at 10:00 a.m. at Mountain View Cemetery (Near Brady Chapel) 1520 S 5th Ave.
Continue ReadingThis last storm brought a fair amount of snow to Pebble Creek.
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Among the hundreds of names that will be read at the 2021 Idaho State University Winter Commencement on Dec. 18 in Holt Arena, Paul Dee Rasmussen’s name will be recognized despite his passing from COVID-19 complications in September.
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Another new business is coming to Pocatello near the airport.
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High winds are causing damage in Pocatello Tuesday.
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The 10th annual Spinderella, Idaho’s premier ladies-only bicycle ride, raised $9,000 in 2021 for Make-A-Wish® Idaho.
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Construction at Pocatello High School has been going on for the past few years, but now, the Thunder student body will have a state-of-the-art facility to call home.
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We are told the body of a man was discovered earlier today at the College Apartments on South Fourth Ave.
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The Gate City has opened its doors to many restaurants over the years, but in December, two local fan favorites will be closing their doors.
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The singing of children could be heard from the streets of Pocatello Friday afternoon.
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Caroling is one of those Christmas traditions that never gets old, and here is another one: the classical story of a little girl’s dream at Christmas time.
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Have you waited too long to get those snow tires put on?
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health is urging all adolescents 16 and 17 to get a COVID-19 booster.
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After an extensive national search, Idaho State University has appointed Valerie Martin Conley as Vice President of Academic Affairs and Provost.
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The story of the birth of Jesus Christ is being told in a unique way Wednesday night in Pocatello.
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Continuing a tradition of community service, Pocatello firefighters gave new coats and gloves to children in need at the Lincoln Head Start Wednesday.
Continue ReadingIt has been 80 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Pocatello’s highest ranking firefighter is retiring.
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The Center Street Underpass will be closed Wednesday for routine maintenance.
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We Store It in Pocatello went up in smoke on Saturday.
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The Pocatello Fire Department will be presenting Citizens Life Saving Awards to eight recipients on Friday Dec. 3 at 12 p.m. at the Student Recreation Center on the Idaho State University campus.
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After an extensive national search, Idaho State University has appointed Marc Pino as the new Chief Public Safety Officer.
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Residents at long-term care facilities are a vulnerable population that have been deeply affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Voters in two local communities went to the polls Tuesday for run-off elections to decide who would be mayor.
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As COVID-19 cases continue in the region, Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) case investigators are asking residents to self-report symptoms and other illness data through a secure online questionnaire.
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Once again there will be no burn barrel or cardboard boxes at Caldwell Park for the Aid For Friends Homeless Awareness Encampment.
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Pocatello Animal Services will host a rabies vaccination clinic Saturday, Dec. 4.
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Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad will keep his seat at city hall after a runoff election Tuesday.
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Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra made a stop at Highland High School in Pocatello Tuesday afternoon.
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The Bannock County Election Office was busy Monday getting ready for Tuesday’s mayoral runoff.
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The Bannock County Commissioners are asking you for your help to expand broadband access in the county by taking a short survey.
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On Tuesday, Pocatello voters will select their next mayor in a runoff election.
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An electric atmosphere filled the streets on Friday night in the Gate City.
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“We have to support our healthcare workers specifically, and frontline workers who have carried us through this pandemic and put their lives at risk,” Maegan said.
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It was day for feasting and a day for volunteering in our area.
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The event begins at 5:30 pm at Civitan’s Plaza (Corner of Park Ave & B Street) on Friday, November 26th. Beginning at 5:30
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Gateway Habitat for Humanity Restore in Pocatello is teaming up with East Fork Bikes to make Christmas a little brighter for needy families in the area.
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Bannock County property owners can expect to find their property tax bills in their mailboxes soon.
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The Idaho State University COVID-19 Testing Site will close at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 24th and will be closed Thursday and Friday to observe Thanksgiving.
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A 33-year-old male of Hurricane, UT, was driving southbound on US Highway 91 in a Salt Lake City Express Bus. He was attempting to make a left-hand turn when he failed to yield at a stop sign.
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Join Pocatello Animal Services for a holiday pet food drive.
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Idaho State University student Gwyneth Donahue’s research on the wage gap existing between immigrant and native workers in the United States has earned her the award for Best Undergraduate Paper at the International Atlantic Economics Society conference.
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A Pocatello man was sentenced to a month in federal prison, five months of home confinement, three years of supervised release and a $15,000 fine today for lying to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and for making an illegal repair to a cargo tanker in violation of the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act. The crimes came to light through the investigation of an explosion.
Continue ReadingOn Saturday, the ISU Bengals will take on in-state rival, University of Idaho Vandals.
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The Bannock County Thanksgiving Distribution event is Saturday.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a crash that occurred eastbound I-86 near milepost 51, west of Pocatello on Thursday at approximately 8:27 p.m.
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A $1.5 million investment from the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health will help Idaho State University increase the number of mental health providers in Idaho and improve access to health care in rural communities, through the creation of two new programs.
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New Horizon Center is currently running its Socks and Soup Drive.
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Bannock County is inviting the public to watch the re-certification of its ballot counting machines with the Pocatello Mayoral runoff election coming later this mon
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The following roads on the Caribou-Targhee National Forest Westside Ranger District are closed to wheeled motorized vehicles.
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Former Idaho State University first lady Connie Bowen died Friday.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 reports Edahow Elementary School was temporarily placed in a Reverse Evacuation and Hall Check once all learners and staff were back inside Monday.
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This weekend, Pocatello families paid tribute to those that are no longer with us.
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This weekend, the Idaho State University Women’s Club hosted its annual Holiday Fair.
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The Idaho Legislature is reconvening on Monday after their longest session in the state’s history earlier this spring.
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The man accused of a hit and run crash that killed a Pocatello biker was sentenced Friday.
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Admission is free, and masks are required.
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On Thursday, the Bannock County Veterans Memorial Association is hosting its Veterans Day celebration.
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A Pocatello landmark will open to the public once again on Veterans Day.
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A new affordable housing project in Pocatello is officially underway.
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The Pocatello Arts Council’s charity fundraiser to benefit The Idaho Foodbank’s Pocatello branch is underway.
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Idaho State University’s College of Technology has been asked to join almost 500 sites across the country to celebrate the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, NASA’s next great space science observatory.
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Responding to the needs of some of its blind students, the Idaho State University Office of Disability Services has embarked on an innovative pilot program to create braille reading materials in-house, saving the university hundreds of thousands of dollars and generating income, too.
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Idaho State University’s School of Performing Arts will present “The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane” this weekend.
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Idaho’s newest temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has been dedicated.
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After careful consideration, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will permanently close the cafeterias inside its temples in early 2022.
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This week, the Centers for Disease Control and federal regulators approved the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 years old.
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The Pocatello Planning and Development Services Department is taking the “Our Valley | Our Vision” open house online.
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Pocatello Police are asking you to “give them a bird” for a good cause.
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In honor of National American Indian Heritage Month, the Idaho Museum of Natural History on the Idaho State University Pocatello campus will offer free museum admission to tribal members during the month of November.
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Idaho State University is presenting their students with a system called cash for vax. It is a chance for them to get rewarded for being vaccinated.
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