SIPH offers free suicide prevention training
QPR Training for suicide prevention will be offered free of charge to the public.…
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QPR Training for suicide prevention will be offered free of charge to the public.…
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Idaho State Police are urging motorists to be cautious of elk along Interstate 15 between Pocatello and Fort…
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As Black History Month comes to a close, KIFI takes a look at Idaho’s Black…
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It has been almost a year since a jury trial has been held in Idaho, but courtrooms could soon be opening their…
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The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has declared Idaho-licensed commercial driver Shane R.…
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People in the current priority groups are breaking in the new mass vaccination clinic in Southeast…
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After consulting with Southeastern Idaho Public Health, organizers have decided to cancel the 2021 Portneuf Valley Environmental…
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Good weather is keeping construction moving on the Pocatello High School…
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One local county has made a stance on the second amendment loud and…
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In honor of Black History Month, Idaho State University’s Diversity Resource Center is hosting a week of virtual…
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A weekend shooting between U.S. Marshals and 2 armed suspects ended with one man dead and a dangerous fugitive in jail.…
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The Pocatello United Way is reaching out to help families especially hard hit by…
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Coronavirus cases on the Idaho State University campus in Pocatello took a pretty big jump this past…
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With declining demand, Portneuf Medical Center has announced it will move all COVID-19 testing from the current location at Idaho Central Credit…
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Pocatello’s face covering ordinance will remain in effect until at least March 4.…
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health just received notification this week’s vaccine shipment is delayed due to the extreme weather across the US.…
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Pocatello is monitoring the quality of water near one of its…
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Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd is hosting a drive-thru service entitled “Ashes on the Go” to help commemorate Ash Wednesday.…
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Some of the Board’s recent choices has brought the threat of a…
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In response to the local decrease in COVID-19 cases, Portneuf Medical Center is revising its visitation policies.…
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Idaho State University announced Wednesday that around 2,800 fans will be allowed inside Holt Arena for home football games…
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We all know that a being a policeman is a tough job, but you might not how much the position has changed.
Retired Idaho Falls Police Officer Lynn…
Next time you see a Pocatello Police officer, smile. You’re on…
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 kindergarten registration for the 2021-2022 school year will begin online starting Monday, February 22.…
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A mass vaccination clinic will open this week on ISU’s campus to serve the…
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On Tuesday, Bannock County commissioners are holding a public hearing to discuss the area’s future land use…
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Bingham County Sheriff Office reported Sunday night fugitive Richard “Rocky” Iverson peacefully surrendered to Sheriff deputies and is in custody.…
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Valentine’s day is not only a day for love and relationships, but also very important to many local businesses in the Pocatello…
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The precautions that we are taking because of the virus may be having a positive effect on influenza…
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The number of new COVID-19 cases on the Idaho State University campus remained relatively low this…
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The Idaho State University COVID-19 testing site and the COVID-19 Hotline will be closed on February…
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All basketball season long, Idaho State hoped to have fans back inside Reed…
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Operation Warm partnered with Mountain America Credit Union to deliver brand-new winter coats on Tuesday to every student attending Tendoy Elementary…
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A local nonprofit, Ride on Dads, is partnering with Pebble Creek Ski Area to host a fundraiser for prostate cancer…
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UPDATE 3:00 p.m. Pocatello Communication Director Larry Fisher released the following Wednesday…
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During Tuesday evening’s special meeting, the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 Board of Trustees took action to resume a 5-day, in-person…
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The new City Hall building in Chubbuck is making significant progress after the project broke ground last spring.
Mayor Kevin England says the idea…
Neighbors in Pocatello haven’t had to break out the snow shovel much this winter…
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Starting next week, you could be seeing a jury summons in your…
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Coronavirus cases on the Idaho State University campus took another big drop this week with new cases at their lowest number since September of last…
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A Pocatello salon owner is struggling to pick up the pieces after a drunk driver smashed through her shop…
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At Thursday’s Pocatello City Council meeting, the City Council voted to direct City staff to prepare an ordinance that repeals the City’s face…
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As we head into a new, long-term housing boom, there are concerns this phenomenon combined with staggeringly high unemployment levels could send us…
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Donald Hulse joined the United States Navy in 1955, spending twenty years of service time working on submarines.
Hulse says he would do it all over…
Southeastern Idaho Public Health has endorsed Governor Brad Little decision on Tuesday to move Idaho to Stage 3.…
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After 8 years in the force, Bannock County Sheriff drug dog Ryder is retiring into the care of his…
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As more people become eligible to get a vaccination, multiple agencies including the FBI, Food and Drug Administration and local hospitals are…
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A local fan favorite is celebrating 40…
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As of 10:00 a.m. Monday, there are still appointments available in March.…
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This past week was busy in our state capital, with multiple bills up for legislation and a local representative proposing the impeachment of…
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It was a tumultuous week on Wall Street, with the gaming company GameStop’s stock being the subject of controversy.
Users of the website Reddit…
Friends and family are remembering the Pocatello High School linebacker who died from suicide…
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COVID-19 numbers on the Idaho State University campus in Pocatello dropped this week after the highest week ever last…
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Governor Brad Little paid an unannounced visit to Portneuf Medical Center Friday morning.…
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The Pocatello Police Department is trying to locate a 17-year-old female who left school today for lunch and has not returned as expected.…
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The housing market in Southeast Idaho is booming, but the supply does not match the demand.
Many people in Pocatello and the surrounding community…
The Pocatello Police Department investigated an incident Thursday at Highland High School where an employee of the school district had inappropriate…
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On Tuesday, employees and patients of PMC were greeted and screened by some new faces, and rather than scrubs, they were in uniform.
The Portneuf…
Due to Idaho’s diverse economy, some counties have had a more difficult time bouncing back, while others seem to be…
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On Monday, Church members and volunteers helped distribute 1,300 free boxes of food to Native American neighbors in Southeast Idaho.…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has hurt the entertainment industry across the board. Deleta Skating & Family Fun Center and Tough Guy Lanes in Pocatello…
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Back in 2017, the United Nations negotiated a treaty which bans the use of nuclear weapons in countries that participate. Now, that treaty is…
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One local shooting could have ended in a fatality if not for the heroics of his fellow neighbor.
Early Wednesday morning, shots were fired in an…
Joe Biden took his oath of office on Wednesday, becoming the 46th President of the United States. With the transition to the Biden administration now…
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Pocatello Police are asking for your help in locating two adult male suspects in a shooting at 341 W. Clark that occurred on Wednesday at 2:26…
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The Southeastern Idaho Public Health COVID-19 Hotline will change its call center hours beginning January…
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North Bannock Fire responded with the assistance of the Pocatello Fire Department to a controlled burn in the Pocatello Creek Road area…
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The Housing Alliance and Community Partnership in Pocatello was recently selected as one of 30 city housing authorities across the nation to join…
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Neighbors in north Bannock County will have the chance to vote on a proposed levy to fund the future of the North Bannock Fire…
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In honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, Idaho State University’s Diversity Resource Center is hosting a week of Covid-safe…
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The Idaho Foodbank is asking Idahoans to show them just how kind we…
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The Southeastern Idaho Public Health COVID-19 Hotline will be closed on Monday, January 18 to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day.…
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A group protesting the death penalty held a vigil at the Bannock County Courthouse…
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COVID-19 screenings will continue on the Idaho State University campus in…
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There was a big jump in coronavirus cases this week on the campus of Idaho State University in…
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Steve Drain was sentenced to a minimum 7 years in prison…
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January is Radon Action Month, and the Department of Health and Welfare is encouraging Idahoans to test their homes for radon, especially because…
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Animal lovers can expect a new feature at Zoo Idaho this…
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Farmers and ag experts usually gather in Pocatello every January to learn about the latest products and research in the ag industry.…
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College of Nursing students began in-person instruction this week at the Helen V. Beckley Nursing Building on ISU’s campus. The program is currently…
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A 53-year-old of McCammon was arrested on aggravated assault charges Tuesday after a road rage…
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With Governor Little set to deliver his State of the State address on Monday, some local legislators in Bannock County shared their thoughts and…
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At Thursday’s Pocatello City Council meeting, councilmembers voted to leave Pocatello’s face covering ordinance in place for at least another…
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Idaho State University unexpectedly had to close their COVID-19 screening site Friday because they ran out of testing supplies.…
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The Bureau of Land Management is conducting helicopter operations and mulch application treatments around Chinese Peak for about two weeks. The…
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Portneuf Medical Center staff began administering and receiving their second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine…
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A 71-year-old Pocatello man died in his home Tuesday night after an accidental…
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While 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…
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After snowstorms dropped eight inches of powder, Pebble Creek is set to open the upper mountain beginning…
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On Tuesday evening, the Board will consider changing the hybrid schedule or leave it as…
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The 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)…
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Residents of Independence Home in Pocatello were buzzing with excitement Monday while receiving their first dose of the Covid-19…
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Here in Idaho, the lottery not only provides the thought of endless opportunity, but also gives people the chance to bid on that elusive jackpot.…
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With the start of the year 2021, locals from the Pocatello community gave their perspective on their vision and goals for the new year.…
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There’s a new face at the helm of Bannock Development, a nonprofit focused on the continued growth of the…
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Ed Snell’s Pharmacy Shop in Pocatello expects to have their first 2,000 doses of the vaccine in hand by the end of January.…
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It wasn’t too late for many community members to get their shopping done. This Christmas Eve, many locals were getting their last minute shopping…
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Two people are dead following a head-on collision north of Ft. Hall Wednesday morning.…
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Idaho State University announced Monday it will implement a mandatory COVID-19 screening program for all students, staff and faculty beginning with…
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