Scott Robbins, a student at Idaho State University, tragically lost his life in a kayaking accident on Marsh Creek earlier this month, despite the efforts of his group and emergency responders.
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Idaho State University and other colleges and universities in Idaho are still dealing with the aftermath of a cyberattack that compromised student data and disrupted final exams and grades.
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Portneuf Air Rescue has unveiled its new Airbus H-130 helicopter, named Rio, which is equipped with advanced medical technology to quickly transport critically ill or injured patients to care.
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Hundreds of Idaho State University graduates marked their transition to alumni by participating in the traditional “March through the Arch” ceremony, symbolizing their educational journey at the university.
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Thousands of Idaho State University students have lost access to the school’s Canvas system due to a confirmed cybersecurity incident affecting Instructure, the parent company of Canvas.
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The stage is set for a showdown as the Idaho State Bengals face off against the Sacramento State Hornets in Game 10 of the 2026 Big Sky Softball Championship.
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Several thousand southeast Idaho residents could lose in-network access to Portneuf Medical Center, along with their affiliates —Pocatello Health Services, PHS Ambulatory Services, and Portneuf Ambulatory Surgical Center — this June as contract negotiations with Regence BlueShield of Idaho fail to produce an agreement.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — Lacrosse is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, and that growth is making its way to Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming.
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City leaders in Pocatello may have a new home following tomorrow’s city council meeting. Council members will vote on whether to allow a feasibility study for the city’s first federal courthouse downtown to become the new city hall.
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Late afternoon on Wednesday, May 6, a police standoff caused a road closure off Interstate 86. Several school buses and cars were backed up at the intersection of Truckersville Road and Curlew Road, where police had cones blocking the road.
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Idaho Fish and Game has many responsibilities, including keeping the Edson Fichter Nature Area in Pocatello clean and healthy. To help with this massive task, local businesses and organizations can “Adopt a Wednesday” and bring their staff to the park to volunteer.
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Idaho State University has hundreds of majors and programs to choose from. One of the lesser known of these programs is Robotics, nestled within the College of Technology. Several students in this program have won national competitions the past two years, and now, ISU Robotics is going for the three-peat!
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Idaho State University will pay $160,000 in damages in a racial discrimination case.
A Bannock County jury Thursday ruled in favor of Chanica Sintima, a Black student pursuing a doctoral degree in pharmacy. Sintima said she was wrongfully removed from a clinical rotation at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls in the fall of 2023.
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Calling all caped crusaders and pop culture enthusiasts: this Saturday, May 2nd, marks the 24th annual Free Comic Book Day, and several locations across Eastern Idaho are suiting up for the action.
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Pocatello residents may notice a change in their water tonight. Today, April 27, the city’s Water Department began its annual system flushing, a three-week process to keep drinking water clean and safe.
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The Marshall Public Library has become the canvas of a colorful tribute to the Gate City. On Monday, local artist Nick Hottman began the first brushstrokes of a new mural designed to celebrate both Pocatello’s iconic landmarks and the library’s role in the community.
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Last week, city leadership gratefully accepted a print of a young Chief Pocatello, the city’s namesake. Local artist Tal Sampson donated the print last week, adding to the city’s permanent art collection.
Chief Pocatello was a prominent leader of the Shoshone people who guided his people as they settled the Shoshone-Bannock reservation following peace negotiations with the U.S. Government.
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A partnership between Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho State University, and eCyclers of Idaho brought an electronic waste collection event to the Pond Student Union on ISU’s campus.
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City crews in Blackfoot have rebuilt a key dike along the Snake River after high spring runoff last year damaged the system that supplies water to Jensen Grove.
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A small plane was damaged after landing at the Pocatello Regional Airport Thursday, by what officials speculate may have been a large gust of wind.
Airport Director Alan Evans confirmed Friday that incident took place around 4:20 PM involving a small single-engine plane. Evans says the plane had landed and come to a stop on the runway without incident, when it experienced “some kind of issue” while it began to taxi toward the hangar.
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Classes will resume as scheduled at Hawthorne Middle School in Pocatello tomorrow, April 24, following a one-day closure due to an unexpected plumbing issue.
Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 confirms that the issue that prompted Thursday’s closure has been addressed, and the school is ready to welcome learners and staff back to campus.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 is inviting the community out to a special Fine Arts Exhibition celebrating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.
Friday, May 1st, 2026, District 25 will host “America Through the Eyes of Our Learners,” featuring more than 200 original works of art and live performances. According to D25, the event invites the community to explore national history and ideals through the eyes of local students.
“This event is about more than art—it’s about giving our learners a voice,” said Courtney Fisher, Director of Communications, Community Relations, and the Education Foundation. “Through their work, our learners are sharing their perspectives, their creativity, and what America means to them during this once-in-a-generation milestone. We’re proud to showcase that with our community.”
The special event will take place during the Historic Downtown Pocatello First Friday Art Walk from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Gate City Coffee (320 W. Center Street).
The event also features more than $2,000 in prizes, sponsored by the School District 25 Education Foundation, to recognize student achievement and creativity. Visitors are encouraged to participate by voting for the People’s Choice Awards during the gallery walk to help select the winning entries.
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Each week, a dedicated group of ISU student dancers files into the Red Hill building on campus to rehearse solos, duets and group routines for their upcoming showcase. Just a few short months ago, the dance company didn’t exist at all.
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This Saturday, April 25 is the 29th annual food drive for the Idaho Food Bank put on by Feeding the 5000 families and local faith-based organizations.
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There will be no classes at Hawthorne Middle School in Pocatello tomorrow, Thursday, April 23, due to an unexpected plumbing issue.
Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 is working to address the issue and anticipates classes will resume as scheduled on Friday, April 24.
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A 34-year-old Pocatello man faces up to over a decade in federal prison for receiving child pornography following a joint undercover operation between the FBI and Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
U.S. District Judge David C. Nye sentenced Clint Lusk to 135 months in federal prison to be served consecutively to any future sentence stemming from pending state charges. In addition to his prison time, Lusk must pay $45,000 in restitution, serve 15 years of supervised release, and register as a sex offender.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — If you’re a dog owner in downtown Pocatello, you’ll need to find a different spot to let your pups run around this week. The Bannock Bark Park—at Center Street and Union Pacific—closed Tuesday, April 21, for tree removal. The park will stay closed through Friday while a private contractor removes several dead trees as part
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Bannock County Authorities have identified the semi-truck driver who lost his life in a single-vehicle rollover south of Pocatello last week.
Coroner Torey Danner has identified the man as Shawn Tingley (63) of Layton, Utah.
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The City of Pocatello is continuing efforts to improve the health and safety of its urban forest, with work taking place in Historic Downtown and other areas throughout the community.
Residents will begin to see improvements as crews remove unhealthy trees, replace missing or damaged trees, and address locations where trees have outgrown their space or are causing sidewalk and safety concerns. Nearly all trees that are removed will be replaced.
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In honor of celebrating Earth Day this weekend, 70 organizations, businesses, agencies and vendors set up at Lookout Point in downtown Pocatello for the annual Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair.
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Every summer, volunteers and the Reconnect Southeast Idaho organization work together to bring fun, education and performing arts to kids in Pocatello at the Constitution Camp. This year is extra special because it’s the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a crash along I-15 south of Pocatello near the N Old Highway 91
According to the Idaho Transportation Department, the crash happend in the northbound lanes of I-15 near milepost 63 just before the Portneuf exit. The crash happend around 1:27 p.m.
It’s unclear at this time how many vehicles were involved or whether there were any potential injuries. ITD is directing drivers to keep left, expect delays, and use caution.
This is a developing story. Local News 8 will provide additional updates as we learn new details.
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As the weather warms, more children are biking or walking to school. Southeast Idaho Council of Governments is working in partnership with other organizations to address safety concerns during children’s commutes.
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The Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair is returning to Pocatello this weekend, offering a full day of free, family-friendly activities focused on the environment and community.
“The Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair is the largest in southeast Idaho. It’s free. We’re going to have free food, live music..” Irby-Facer said. “You can learn about composting, get a free tomato plant. You could find out if you have toys that might have lead in them. There are so many things to do.”
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The Monarch building, A historic brick building in downtown Pocatello, is set to come down this summer after years of decay, despite efforts to revive it.
The building was believed to have been built around 1909, and has sat open to the elements for more than a decade after a fire left it roofless and unsafe. The Pocatello Development Authority, which now owns the property, says demolition is necessary to protect public safety and make way for new development.
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With prom season right around the corner, several organizations and businesses across Eastern Idaho are stepping up to make sure every student has the chance to dress up for the big night—without the big price tag.
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When someone in Bannock County dials 911, the first person they talk to isn’t a police officer, firefighter, or paramedic. It’s a dispatcher like April Neal, who has spent nearly a decade on the other end of the line.
Neal, a 911 dispatcher for the Pocatello Police Department, says one of the biggest misconceptions about her job is that dispatchers are “just secretaries.”
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The project will replace the existing steel girder bridge with a new single-span concrete girder structure designed to improve safety and increase long-term reliability. The new bridge will be supported by a deep foundation system using driven piles.
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“This program reflects the strong collaboration between the mathematics & statistics and computer science departments,” said Emanuele Zappala, assistant professor in the mathematics and statistics department. “It is designed to give students both the theoretical background and the applied skills necessary to contribute meaningfully to the rapidly growing field of artificial intelligence.”
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This April, two significant safety upgrades are coming to Pocatello as construction begins on two major roadway projects.
These projects aim to curb fatal and serious injury crashes on local roadways by improving visibility and reducing how much pedestrians interact with traffic.
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At the heart of Pocatello is a school bringing children and families together with a history of celebrating Jesus for 71 years. In honor of the Easter holiday, students at the Holy Spirit Catholic School performed a reenactment play of the Easter story.
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After years of financial and legal issues, LA Semiconductor LLC is letting go a total of 342 employees over the next several weeks. The first wave of layoffs occured April 10 with the second set for May 1.
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The first American astronaut in space, Alan Shephard, and fellow moonwalker Edgar Mitchell trained for the Apollo 14 mission at Idaho’s famous Craters of the Moon National Monument.
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Calling all Pocatello poets! The Marshall Public Library in Pocatello is celebrating 25 years of their annual Poetry Wall throughout the month of April in honor of National Poetry Month.
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Golfers in Pocatello will soon have a new place to rest between rounds. The Riverside Golf Course is getting a two-story, 3,700 square foot new clubhouse sponsored by Connections Credit Union.
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Pocatello police responded to a report of an armed individual in the City Hall parking lot at around 11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 8.
According to City of Pocatello Public Information Officer Marlise Irby, employees in the City Hall were instructed to lock down and stay inside while police investigated the threat. Any people in the parking lot were taken inside the building by officers.
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Authorities have identified the suspect responsible for a violent shooting that left two Pocatello residents dead and two others injured in northern Power County last Friday, April 3.
Bannock County Coroner Torey Danner identified the suspect as Richard Todd Forrest, 63, of Pocatello.
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Thinking about buying your first home? Several credit unions across East Idaho have partnered to introduce a new mortgage program that requires no down payment, designed to make homeownership more obtainable.
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Idaho Falls, ID (KIFI) – Drivers across Idaho can expect to see more law enforcement on the roads over the next few days as deputies increase patrols for Distracted Driving Enforcement Week. The enforcement campaign will run over the next week, with deputies focusing specifically on distracted driving violations. Officials say drivers caught using their
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Bannock County Coroner Torey Danner identified the victims as 40-year-old Brandon Lee Madden and 36-year-old Amanda Ann Christian, both of Pocatello.
“My heart goes out to the families involved and Power County community affected by this tragedy,” said Bannock County Coroner Torey Danner.
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An Idaho State University (ISU) graduate is one of three scientists advising the Artemis II team from Mission Control at the Johnson Space Center.
Continue Reading The Porneuf Medical Center is asking Idaho’s youth for help naming its new air medical rescue helicopter.
From now until 11:59 pm MST on April 21, 2026, the Pocatello-based hospital is accepting names from youth 17 years old and younger throughout the region. The contest finalists and winner will be announced on May 6th, 2026.
Continue Reading Power County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting that left three people dead and two others injured Friday afternoon along Tank Farm Road in Power County, according to the Power County Sheriff’s Office.
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Bannock County Sheriff’s Deputies are responding to an active shooting incident on Tank Farm Rd. in Pocatello.
The Sheriff’s Office is directing residents to stay away from the area and use alternate routes. If you are in the immediate area, stay indoors.
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Seven people are behind bars today after Pocatello police executed a high-risk SWAT raid early this morning.
The Pocatello police department tactical team served a high-risk search warrant in the 1100 block of East Clark Street as part of an ongoing narcotics investigation with the Idaho State Police and the Bannock County Sheriff’s Office.
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“We’ve now more than a decade of continuous research out here with NASA to be able to use Craters of the Moon as a test bed for the moon, Mars and beyond,” said Dr. Shannon Kobs Nawotniak, Idaho State University Geosciences Department Chair.
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Idaho State University President Robert Wagner delivered the State of the University address this afternoon at Frazier Hall on campus. Students, faculty and staff from the university attended the speech. Coming off of a stressful Fall semester, the president didn’t shy away from mentioning the challenges ISU has been through in the last several months.
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“It’s wonderful to see so many members of the community come out to support the shelter,” said Sarah Moore, Pocatello Animal Services Assistant Manager. “This incredible event brings people and their dogs together to make a real difference for animals in need, and it wouldn’t be possible without the support of the Friends of the Pocatello Animal Shelter.”
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)- The city of Pocatello is working on developing a 10-year plan for the residential area within the University area. That includes the Bonneville, Historic University, and Upper University neighborhoods near the campus of Idaho State University. Jim Anglesey is the long-term planner for the city of Pocatello. He says the city wants
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After a tremendous winter season of giving, the Light the World Giving Machine presented checks to local nonprofits in Pocatello Tuesday morning.
Over 48 days (from November 15th to January 1st), more than 95,000 people visited the machines. 78,000 donations were made across Pocatello, Rexburg, and Idaho Falls.
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The Idaho Lottery is bringing back its annual “Scratch for Schools” fundraiser to Southeastern Idaho, and this year’s event is set to be the largest yet. A record number of schools will participate across two days of high-energy competition aimed at raising money for public education.
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There were 17 No Kings Protests going on across Idaho and many more across the nation.
There have been protests every 3 protests in the last 9 months and the organizers believed there were more to come.
Chubbuck’s new Raising Cane’s is set to open next Tuesday on the corner of Yellowstone Avenue and Bullock Street. While the wait is nearly over for local “Caniacs,” city officials are warning that the highly anticipated arrival of Raising Cane’s will bring a massive influx of traffic.
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A crash involving a semi-truck and a passenger car has stalled traffic along I-15 Southbound near E Center St. in Pocatello. Authorities are reporting the crash was fatal.
According to the Idaho Transportation Department, the crash took place sometime before 7:20 AM Thursday near mile marker 69. All lanes and the Pocatello Creek Rd. on ramp to I-15 southbound are currently blocked.
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Two convicted fentanyl traffickers will spend a combined 20 years in federal prison after a police tip led parole officers to uncover their drug operation.
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Civil rights attorneys will host a public vigil on April 4 to honor Victor Perez, a non-verbal autistic teen who was shot and killed by Pocatello Police nearly one year ago. The memorial vigil will take place at 11:00 a.m. at 703 N. Harrison Ave. in Pocatello.
“Victor was shot by Pocatello police on April 5, 2025,” the firm stated in a news release. “In the year since, his family has continued to live with the profound loss of his presence in their daily lives.”
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“This investment will provide a modernized working environment for our employees and additional capacity to service our customers,” Swire Senior Director of Communications Carl Foster said. “We remain committed to Pocatello and the local community, our customers, and our employees – some of whom will continue to live and work in Pocatello.”
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While major travel hubs across the country grapple with operational delays due to the partial government shutdown, airports in Eastern Idaho remain steady, thanks in large part to federal security screening teams (TSA) working without pay.
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The same three candidates who ran in 2024 will face off again in May for District 28 House Seat A.
All three have different personal experiences that have shaped their opinions on school choice. One attended a rural Idaho school with limited resources, another attended segregated schools in Georgia, and one is a transplant who sought out Idaho’s conservative values.
Continue Reading The Pocatello Police Department is warning Idaho State University students to be on high alert after reports of scammers impersonating campus Public Safety officers.
According to police, the scammer or scammers are calling students by phone, claiming that “evidence” has been found in their vehicle and threatening them with an immediate investigation unless they take swift action. This typically involves a demand for payment or personal information.
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Every year since 2019, The Comedy Project– a local non-profit improv group in Pocatello– has gathered performers together for a three day marathon of improv shows. They call it “Improvathon” and it’s running this weekend Thursday-Saturday at the Westside Players.
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“We understand that this news may be troubling to members of our community,” said Mayor Mark Dahlquist. “We are taking a thoughtful and measured approach as we gather information and consider any appropriate next steps.”
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Left: Zachary Olpin, Right: Megan Olpin. Both charged with Felony Injury to a Child and Misdemeanor Injury to a Child. Megan Olpin faces an additional charge of Felony Aggravated Battery.
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As March Madness tips off on the court, Bannock County is launching a bracket of its own.
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POCATELLO, Idaho — A local dessert business that gained national attention on ABC’s Shark Tank is continuing its rapid growth, with a new location opening in eastern Idaho where its story first began. Crispy Cones is opening a brand-new store in Pocatello, offering the community a taste of its signature pastry cones filled with soft
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Idaho State University’s Bengal Giving Day 2026 brought the campus and alumni community together in a powerful show of support, raising $826,842 through 1,182 gifts from 835 donors.
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The City of Pocatello invites community members to participate in an upcoming open house and online survey as part of the development of a 10-year plan for neighborhoods within the University area.
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Lower enrollment led Pocatello-Chubbuck trustees on Tuesday night to adopt an adjusted budget with a $1.3 million decrease in state revenue for the fiscal year ending June 30.
The district budgeted for a decrease in three support units this school year, but the district’s enrollment has decreased to the equivalent of 11 units, said Jonathan Balls, the district’s director of business operations, in a Tuesday interview.
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Every year, Idaho State University hosts students from across all programs and disciplines to present their research. This includes undergraduate and graduate students, who are judged on their posters and presentations by faculty members.
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As the 2026 legislative session enters its final stretch, the race for Idaho’s top education post took center stage in Pocatello on Wednesday. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield met with parents and educators at the Magnolia Mansion to outline a second-term vision focused on “the basics,” even as school districts brace for a tightening financial belt.
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The Friends of the Marshall Public Library are celebrating 30 years by bringing back seasonal book sales.
“From sci-fi to historical fiction to mysteries and hobbies, there are hundreds of books to
choose from in all genres and all reading levels,” said the Friends of the Marshall Public Library in a news release.
A local man faces a new felony charge after allegedly claiming to have a bomb during a weekend altercation at the Bourbon Barrel Bar.
Bret Kynaston has been charged with felony false reporting of explosives in a public or private place.
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The Bannock County Coroner’s Office, in coordination with the Idaho State Police ISP, has released the identity of the man killed in a motorcycle accident on I-15 last week.
Coroner Torey Danner confirmed that Tyeson Iverson, 31, of Pocatello, died from his injuries at the scene.
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“This series is a great way to connect directly with our community,” said Mayor Mark Dahlquist. “Mayor’s Minute allows us to highlight exciting things happening within our City organization while also helping residents better understand how City departments and services work.”
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If you’ve grabbed a coke or a burger at the Pocatello McDonald’s at any point over the last three decades, chances are you’ve been greeted by the city’s unofficial ambassador of smiles.
Delynn Wilson is known for his pristine and his infectious optimism, but recently a hurdle with his transportation threatened the independence he has worked so hard for.
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Snake River Doodles Traveling Animals are back, bringing exotic reptiles to the community of Pocatello. Today they hosted their “Wild Animal Adventure” at Jungle Retreat.
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For the first time in six years, the Reed Gym Pool was buzzing with activity from the Portneuf Valley Swim Team. They hosted a USA Swimming-sanctioned meet earlier today, marking an exciting advancement for swimmers in the region.
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“We’re really upset about it because no other places are as affordable here,” said Jessica Supry, a frequent Grocery Outlet Shopper.
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The most beloved car show in Idaho is back this weekend: Chrome in the Dome at the ICCU Dome in Pocatello. The show runs both Friday and Saturday and features all kinds of automotives including new and classic cars, trucks and motorcycles.
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A 42-year-old Pocatello man is free on bond after police say he drunkenly fell out of his moving SUV, causing his vehicle to plow through a local building Tuesday evening, March 3rd.
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Idaho Falls Police are investigating a burglary at the Perfect Light Camera store on 17th Street.
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CHUBBUCK, Idaho (KIFI)— The wait for the “One Love” in East Idaho is nearly over. Raising Cane’s has officially announced that its newest restaurant will open its doors in Chubbuck on Tuesday, March 31.Located at 4310 Yellowstone Ave., the restaurant is finally coming to the local community. “We’re thrilled to bring Raising Cane’s to Chubbuck,”
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The Idaho Falls Bomb Squad team is currently on the scene of a small explosion in Bannock County that sent a middle-aged man to the hospital with serious bodily injuries.
The explosion took place around 8:30 Wednesday morning, March 4th, at a shop at 11621 N. Nelson Lane. Bannock County Sheriff and North Bannock Fire rushed to the scene, where first responders found the injured 44-year-old man. The man was rushed by ambulance to the hospital; his current condition is unknown.
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Turns out the key to discovering a new type of dinosaur might be a weird toe in an Idaho museum.
Or a skull in Switzerland.
Idaho State University paleontologists are examining whether these and other fossils represent one or more previously unidentified dinosaur species. They’ve laid their research out in a new study that has scientists rethinking long-confusing plant-eating Jurassic dinosaurs known as ornithopods.
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State legislators, panelists and community members met today at the Chubbuck City Hall for a forum titled “Protecting What Works: Medicaid Expansion in Idaho” hosted by the Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber Legislative Council.
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Nearly two-thirds of Idaho voters approved Medicaid expansion, but local leaders say that coverage is now at risk.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — Two years ago, Pocatello High School had never won a girls basketball state championship. Under head coach Sunny Evans, the Thunder have two titles in the last two years.
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Women athletes and students gathered tonight at Reed Gym to play games and enjoy freebies and smoothies. The event was a collaboration between students and ISU Recreation and Wellness.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — For Paralympic gold medalist Hunter Woodhall and Olympic champion Tara Davis-Woodhall, the Simplot Games changed their life when the two first met as high school athletes, sparking a marriage that would lead them to international fame. This past weekend, the couple returned to their roots to mentor a new generation. While
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Restoration crews are working rapidly to repair Marshall’s Tile in Pocatello after a speeding SUV crashed through the building’s storefront early Tuesday morning.
The incident took place around 12:30 AM, after a silver Audi SUV ran a stop sign, going 80mph, flew over the curb, and crashed into the front of the building on 215 East Cedar Street. Following the crash, the driver fled the scene on foot. The driver has yet to be identified, but the incident remains under investigation by the Pocatello Police.
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