Residents told to ‘stay indoors’ as a precaution after an unused gas line ruptures in Pocatello
An incident in Bannock County prompted fire officials to tell residents to stay inside their homes Thursday.
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An incident in Bannock County prompted fire officials to tell residents to stay inside their homes Thursday.
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While other events planned for the event center, like the Hairball concert, are canceled, Moser said the rodeo is a different situation.
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Faces masks are becoming a real fashion statement for Miss Shoban. Stormie Perdash is using her eye for style to produce custom masks for people around the world.
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The Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 invites community members to join remotely to celebrate and honor the Class of 2020.
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Prices rising, restaurants nixing menu items, and animals going to waste: the state of the supply chain in a nut shell.
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Bannock County Commissioners have decided to cancel county-sponsored 4th of July events this year.
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Delta will continue to operate its flights out of the Pocatello Regional Airport, afterall.
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For the 17th year in a row, Annual Idaho Thunder Run is parading through southeast Idaho to commemorate Memorial Day.
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Ward features a different community leader in each episode to talk about their trials and successes in the business world.
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Memorial Day weekend is rolling on, literally, right through the pandemic. We’re told recreational vehicle sales are booming higher than ever.
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NO Limits Entertainment has officially canceled The Monster Truck Grand National show that was originally scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 4, at Holt Arena.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – This weekend East Idaho will be honoring heroes, but because of the Pandemic, things will be different. In Idaho Falls, Freeman Park will have flags up at their Field of Honor starting Friday at 9 am. “We really have this set up like in years past with thousand flags fight
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People who rely on reading lips to communicate are facing a difficult problem: a lot of people are wearing face masks that cover their mouths.
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The wheels on a lunch delivery program to pre-K students in Bannock County are coming to a halt. Friday is the last day for bus drivers and volunteers.
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It seems to be a smooth road ahead for the street department in Bannock County. However, they still have a lot of ground to cover.
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A hot spot for locals to cool down is up for sale.
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When you’re typically surrounded by eager students, teaching hands-on and interactive lessons to a computer is very different.
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As Idaho moves into stage two of reopening, Pocatello is allowing limited access to the zoo.
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Portneuf Medical Center’s patient visitation policy has been adjusted to better reflect the current community status.
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The pandemic will likely not delay the budgeting process that will guide the future of Pocatello.
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Moira Haskett is a senior at Gem Prep Online. She is graduating with a high school diploma. “I’m excited to finally be done with school and finally take a break until college,” Haskett said.
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Community Supported Agriculture, or CSAs, are gaining popularity across the country. And they’re saving farmers.
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A Pocatello man faces felony charges following a joint investigation by Pocatello Police and the Department of Homeland Security.
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Generosity is really on a roll in Bannock County these days. Truckers got a free meal as a “Thank You” for their dedicated service.
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Olivia Smith and her brother Jack opened her lemonade stand for her birthday to collect food donations for The Salvation Army instead of having a party and receiving gifts.
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Blood donations have diminished because of the pandemic.
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The rock, which has a unique ledge shape, was unearthed during the construction of “the palace” during the mid-2000s.
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Servpro is offering to clean and disinfect the Portneuf Medical Center staff and their families’ vehicles for free.
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The owner of McKee’s says he’s worried the baby bird will die without proper care.
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The 2020 “Pocatello’s Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship” recipients have been selected.
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Bannock, Madison, Bingham and Bonneville counties are all seeing significant increases in people participating in the election.
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After nearly seven weeks with empty tables, restaurants will have the option to open their dining rooms again.
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Area first responders are hosting a parade to show appreciation for health care workers Monday afternoon.
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On a beautiful spring day, under normal circumstances, parks around the City of Pocatello would be buzzing. Even though they aren’t, the parks and recreation department has been hard at work.
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Idaho State University President Kevin Satterlee has made a video for this spring’s graduates won’t be walking at commencement ceremonies in Holt Arena this May.
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There is a looming deadline for Bannock County homeowners.
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You can license your dog with Pocatello Animal Services for half-price through May 31.
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In areas like southeastern Idaho, where there are fewer than 20 confirmed cases, people like Portneuf Medical Center’s Chief Medical Officer, Daniel Snell, are happily surprised by the numbers.
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EASTERN IDAHO (KIFI/KIDK) A Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory has been issued for portions of the Snake River Plain and Magic Valley for Friday morning. (5/8/2020) FREEZE WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 3 AM TO 8 AM MDT FRIDAY:Arco/Mud Lake Desert-Upper Snake River Plain-Including the cities of Mud Lake, INL, Craters of the Moon NM,Idaho Falls,
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Graduating from ISU isn’t just a triumph for Selene Ortiz, she says she did it for her family and friends.
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Bannock County Sheriff Lorin Nielsen confirmed deputies are negotiating with a suspect found wandering in farm fields in the Downey area.
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Nearly 2,000 Idaho State University students are graduating without a ceremony on Saturday.
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A Chubbuck woman took the time to send a thank-you letter to the officers who helped save her car.
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Vespa Manderinia is their name, but they also go by “Murder Hornets.” Native to Asia, this deadly hornet has been spotted in Washington state. It’s also the first time the species has been found in the U.S.
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Tuesday marks the start of a new era for District Five of the Idaho State Police as the district received the motorcycles for its first-ever Police Motor Unit.
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EASTERN IDAHO (KIFI/KIDK) A Wednesday afternoon cold front will drive in very gusty winds for our region. We’ll see a few thunderstorms, but the winds will be the highest concern. The National Weather Service in Pocatello, has issued a High Wind Warning and a Blowing Dust Advisory. We’ll see clearing and windy conditions for Thursday,
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In honor of International Firefighters’ Day, people are burning red bulbs on their stoops to show their appreciation.
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With a grim outlook for the school’s budget, Idaho State University President Kevin Satterlee announced plans for deep cuts.
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With travel limited to essential trips, Pocatello Regional Transit is seeing significant revenue losses.
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My World Discover Museum is planning to open in the fall at the Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck.
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Even with restrictions lifted, places of worship are choosing to keep the doors closed.
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A group of Idaho State University students is celebrating its success in a national competition.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month and the South East Idaho Behavioral Crisis Center wants the community to know that it’s there for those in need.
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We are entering Stage 1 in the Rebound Idaho Plan. That means customers are able to re-enter stores that have been closed for some time.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The tarmac at the Pocatello Regional Airport may soon be as empty as the parking lot. Delta Airlines is asking to suspend its commercial flights from the regional airport. The airline filed for a temporary service exemption with the Dept. of Transportation last week. Pocatello flyers would be redirected to the
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After handling over 1,200 calls since March 16, the Southeastern Idaho Public Health District is reducing its COVID-19 hotline hours.
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Due to social distancing guidelines, a traditional graduation is out of the question. Instead, School District 25 will be holding a graduation procession.
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The city of Pocatello has outlined plans for its “reopening” from the COVID-19 stay-at-home order.
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With students out of class before summer break, School District 25 is making headway on a big project.
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In early April, the Department of Environmental Quality – at the request of the EPA – installed an ozone monitor at the department’s existing air quality measuring station off of Garrett Way in Pocatello.
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The area has miles of singletrack trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding.
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Antibody testing is officially underway in Bannock County. CrushTheCurveIdaho.com is partnering up with Idaho Central Credit Union and Portneuf Medical Group to provide testing.
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The city of Pocatello and Fraternal Order of Police Portneuf Valley Lodge #13 have reached a tentative, one year labor agreement.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 has announced plans to host alternative graduation celebrations for the Class of 2020.
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A complaint has been filed to the IRS about the Idaho Freedom Foundation’s 501(c)(3) status after the group was allegedly involved in “illegal” activities.
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Crush the Curve is partnering with the Portneuf Medical Center to test between 500-650 people daily.
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The Bannock Youth Foundation brought together eight mayors, representing the seven counties in southeast Idaho to officially proclaim April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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Developers are finishing what they call “phase two” of the project.
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POCATELLO (KIFI/KIDK) A cold front will slide through the region Monday afternoon with scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds. The National Weather Service in Pocatello, has issued a Wind Advisory for portions of the Snake River Plain. We’ll also run the risk of blowing dust, reducing visibility along I-86 and I-15. WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT
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Fewer people are visiting their physicians and seeking emergency medical care.
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The Pocatello Christian Outreach Center held its fourth Loads of Love drive at the Pine Ridge Mall on Saturday.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – With COVID-19 tests becoming more available, new concerns have medical professionals sounding the alarm over antibody testing. Identifying antibodies is fairly new. It’s used to detect the body’s immune response to the infection caused by the virus rather than detecting the virus itself. Results conclude whether a patient has been exposed
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Coronavirus has impacted the supply chain for much of the food industry and the local cattle market is feeling the effects.
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The city of Pocatello and Local 187 of the International Association of Firefighters have reached a tentative contract agreement.
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The Pocatello Chubbuck School Board voted Friday morning to adopt a new grading system for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year.
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Businesses such as salons and restaurants will be able to resume regular business during the second stage, should all criteria be met. With a target date of May 16, many businesses are hoping to see things get back on track.
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Idaho State University professor emeritus and researcher Wayne Minshall died April 21 at the age of 81.
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Southeastern Idaho Public health is working with community partners, private labs and Idaho State University to start commercial testing in Bannock County.
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Crews laid down 44 gold stars Thursday at the Gold Star Families Memorial Monument.
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Without students, Bingham Academy has put its 3D printers to good use, enrolling them in the fight against coronavirus.
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The Idaho Foodbank in Pocatello accepted a $1,000 donation from All Under One Roof LGBT Advocates of Southeast Idaho (AUOR) Tuesday
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The unfortunate timing of the coronavirus pandemic is creating news challenges for Shoshone Bannock Tribes tribal council elections.
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ISU saw an increase in applications, admissions, housing and scholarship applications before the pandemic hit.
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It’s the Idaho way to give back to the community.
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A group of classic car lovers has found a way to continue meeting in person, even with social distancing guidelines.
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) says it should be ready to conduct COVID-19 PCR testing starting Thursday, April 23, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
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Long-time morning news radio hosts, Neal Larson and Julie Mason, are no longer on the airwaves as of Monday.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce created the Save Small Business Initiative, which starts accepting applications at 1:00 p.m. on Monday.
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Children stuck at home without access to care and support systems is putting them in a vulnerable spot, experts say.
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A local woman is helping seniors commemorate a special graduation with unique stickers.
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Watkins Distributing makes a donation to first responders and healthcare workers on the front line of COVID-19 defense.
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In these unprecedented times, people are doing things at home they may never have expected to.
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Kids at one Pocatello elementary school aren’t taking the coronavirus quietly.
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Irresponsible target shooting is creating major safety and resource concerns at the Lead Draw area in Pocatello.
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Several east Idaho groups have received new grant awards.
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The Idaho Association of Community Providers, a group serving those in Idaho with disabilities, is asking for assistance from the state government.
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Bannock County is delaying a public hearing on delinquent 2016 county property taxes.
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At least one person was injured in a mobile home fire Thursday morning.
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Southeast Idaho has reported 11 confirmed COVID-19 cases as of Thursday afternoon. While that number seems low, the health district says it could be misleading because of a lack of tests. Now, the district is now working to change that.
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The long vacant Bonneville Elementary School in Pocatello is being prepped for demolition.
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