Utah woman charged with recording sex abuse of child and distributing it
A Murray woman has been arrested and charged Wednesday with filming herself sexually abusing a young boy and distributing the video more than 200…
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Judge denies new competency evaluation for death row inmate Ralph Menzies
Death row inmate Ralph Leroy Menzies will not be granted another competency hearing.
On Thursday, 3rd District Judge Matthew Bates denied the latest…
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Those in shelters not surprised about Utah’s rising homeless numbers
The new report showing homelessness had increased by 18% in Utah came as no surprise to those at the Switchpoint Overflow Homeless Shelter in West…
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Horn Fire: State Highway 87 reopened as crews battle blaze near state border
Crews in Madison County, Montana, are actively combating the Horn Fire, a 30-acre brush fire burning along the Idaho/Montana border. According to the…
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North Ogden wildfire grows to 745 acres, Evacuations remain in place
The 745-acre Willard Peak Fire continues to threaten homes and has forced evacuations in North Ogden, Utah. The fire started around 3 p.m. Wednesday…
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Pocatello gives timeline updates for multiple outdoor improvement projects
The City of Pocatello has announced ongoing work on upgrade projects for parks, trails, and the Portneuf River, with many projects scheduled to start…
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Yellowstone Park visits up by 1.5% in 2025
So far in 2025, the park has hosted 2,666,031 recreation visits, up 1.5% from 2024 (2,626,091 recreation…
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Idaho Food Bank kicks off Back to School campaign
The Idaho Food Bank is starting its Back to School campaign to raise awareness and funds for its school-year programs.
Throughout the academic year,…
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Idaho Museum of Natural History launches mobile unit to bring education to the entire state
The Idaho Museum of Natural History’s (IMNH’s) new Museum Everywhere Program will bring a slice of the museum experience to the entire Gem State with…
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Yellowstone National Park fire restrictions in effect beginning Aug. 12
Stage 1 fire restrictions will go into effect Aug. 12 in Yellowstone National Park due to the VERY HIGH fire danger…
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WYDOT announces Teton Pass maintenance and delays
Over the next 3 weeks, Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) maintenance crews are set to begin work on various sections of Wyoming State…
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One town, four victims, seven days of fear: The hunt for a man who gunned down locals at a bar in a small Montana town
Time stood still for the locals of a small Montana town nestled in a quiet, scenic mountain valley after an Army veteran shot dead four bar patrons…
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Man accused of killing 4 people at Montana bar is in custody
Michael Paul Brown, who is accused of fatally shooting four people at a bar in Anaconda on August 1, has been taken into custody, Montana Gov. Greg…
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City of Pocatello working on new park on the east bench; Area now closed to the public
Work is underway on Pocatello’s new ‘Legacy Park’ on Iron Bend Dr. on the city’s east bench, and the Parks and Recreation Department wants people to…
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Nearly-completed trail along I-15 will expand pedestrian access through Pocatello
The Portneuf Greenway Foundation has announced the new ‘Idaho Central Credit Union Connecting Communities Trail’ will be ready for its first…
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The Owl Bar was the place where everybody knew your name. Then, a familiar face walked in – and opened fire
By Elizabeth Wolfe, Taylor Galgano, Jillian Sykes, Michelle Watson, CNN (CNN) — Under the buzz of neon lights and cluttered walls and ceilings…
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Marshall Public Library collecting school supplies for local students until September
“We recognized that there was a need in our community, that there are families that might not be able to get all of the school supplies that their…
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Utahns lost $32M to contractor fraud since 2022. New state task force aims to stop it
Utahns are losing millions of dollars to fraudulent contractors who are taking the money but then walking off the job. Now, the state has formed a…
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Woman arrested, accused of stalking Post Malone repeatedly after prior conviction
A woman was arrested Monday in a stalking case that Cottonwood Heights police called “incredibly alarming” because of apparent delusions the woman…
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Why the manhunt for a Montana mass shooting suspect has proven exceedingly difficult
By Holly Yan, Josh Campbell, CNN (CNN) — Stymied by treacherous terrain and untamed wilderness, authorities are struggling to find an Army…
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Pocatello vs. Chubbuck: first responders battle it out in rib-eating contest for charity
First responders representing Teams Pocatello and Chubbuck went head-to-head at a speed rib-eating competition at Texas Roadhouse on Monday, August…
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Wyoming Game and Fish law enforcement statistics released
If Wyoming residents are wondering about the enforcement of fair hunting practices in their state, the Wyoming Game and Fish Law Enforcement Report…
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Bannock County Fair kicks off week of fun starting August 4
The Bannock County Fair officially opens Monday, August 4, kicking off a week of classic fun. This year’s fair is jam-packed with live music, a wide…
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Manhunt for Army veteran accused of quadruple murder involves dozens of agencies as officials find evidence in search area
By Karina Tsui, Michelle Watson, Holly Yan, Taylor Galgano, Sarah Dewberry, CNN (CNN) — Despite a grueling manhunt and a growing search zone,…
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Police close parts of forest in search for suspect in killing of 4 people at a Montana bar, investigators say
By Taylor Romine, Josh Campbell, Taylor Galgano, Danya Gainor, CNN (CNN) — Investigators are still searching for a man they say shot and killed…
Continue Reading Montana authorities launch manhunt after multiple people shot in Anaconda
The Anaconda-Deer Lodge County Law Enforcement Center says that the suspect, Michael Paul Brown, is still on the run. The Granite County Sheriff’s…
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Bannock County’s at-risk youth center receives national recognition and award
Bannock County’s ‘The Village: A Place for Youth and Families’ recently received the 2025 Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties…
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Idaho is one of the best states for pickleball, according to recent study
Idaho has been named the fifth best state in the nation for pickleball players according to a study by pickleball experts PodPlay Pickleball Business…
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Last day to purchase drawn hunting tags just around the corner before second summer drawing
Idaho hunters who successfully drew tags for controlled hunts in the Southeast Region have until Friday, August 1, to buy their tags before…
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Salvation Army kicking off back-to-school donation drive starting August 1
“Our main goal that the Salvation Army does is we want to let people know that we love them, we care about them, and one of the best ways that we can…
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North Idaho Authorities seize over 100 Gallons of Huckleberries in commercial picking crackdown
Authorities in North Idaho seized over 100 gallons of Huckleberries from a group in Boundary County suspected of commercial harvesting, a practice…
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Red Cross offering free diabetes screening with blood donations in August
“We are committed to the health of our donors and to public health, and this is a service we’re providing,” said Matt Ochsner, communications…
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Local reptile rescue hosting interactive event in Pocatello Saturday
SRD’s Traveling Animals is hosting a ‘Wild Reptile Adventure’ event at Jungle ReTreat Ice Cream in Pocatello on Saturday, July…
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Four Idaho nonprofits to receive $10,000 grants, deadline to enter approaching
Four Idaho nonprofit groups will receive $10,000 grants, as part of the “$200 Million Moment” campaign from the Idaho Community Foundation and Idaho…
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Victor man who killed his wife, unborn infant, and son set to be sentenced Wednesday
Jeremy Best agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors back on February 13, 2025. The plea deal spares Best from the death penalty.…
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Three people killed in plane crash near West Yellowstone
Three people were killed in a plane crash south of West Yellowstone.…
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Pocatello house fire sends two to the hospital
wo people are in the hospital after being rescued from an early morning house fire in Pocatello on Monday.
At around 12:40 a.m., a woman at 444…
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Aid for Friends invites people to upcoming summer swimming fundraiser
Aid for Friends is approaching the date of their thirteenth annual ‘Splish and Splash’ fundraiser event, scheduled for August 1, to raise money for…
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Bannock County Coroner honored with award for support of people in crisis and survivors of abuse
“I’m grateful, I’m appreciative–it wasn’t expected,” said Coroner Danner. “…I don’t think anybody does anything for the awards, I do it because…
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Teton Pass Catchnet System saves truck driver after brake loss
A box truck driver is recovering from minor injuries after their vehicle lost its brakes long the Teton Pass this afternoon, July 17. The driver was…
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I-86/I-15 Interchange project nears ‘successful completion’
“It’s an amazing process, three years of construction, 24/7, and all the way through the winter; it’s been a massive undertaking,” said Justin Smith,…
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ISU’s KISU public radio station braces for blowback from possible federal budget cuts
“The impact of the loss of CPB funding is going to be big, it’s going to be huge,” said Anderson. “I think we’ve got funding in place for this…
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Coeur d’Alene Firefighter Dave Tysdal receives hero’s send-off, Governor’s support as rehab begins
On Tuesday, July 15, injured Coeur d’Alene firefighter Dave Tysdal was flown to a specialized rehabilitation hospital in Colorado, marking a…
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Utah ranger who jumped into Provo River to save woman says he ‘wasn’t going to let her go under’
Tiffinie Wolf, who lives in South Jordan, was paddleboarding on the river when her foot became trapped under a trestle bridge. Despite wearing a life…
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BLM seeking public input on proposed campground fee increases
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Pocatello Field Office is asking people to review a draft of a new budget plan which would increase and add fees…
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Deer Creek Fire, at almost 13,000 acres, crosses into Colorado from Utah as containment grows to 7%
The Deer Creek Fire, which started in eastern Utah and has already destroyed several structures, has crossed the state line into Colorado, state fire…
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Gear up for summer adventures: ISU’s Outdoor Adventure Center has you covered
“We have some really high-quality, durable gear, and you can test it before you buy it,” said Bryce Walker, outdoor recreation and climbing wall…
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Play All Summer Long: Portneuf District Library highlights free game & sports equipment rentals
The Portneuf District Library is featuring their vast collection of games and sports equipment available for patrons to check out and enjoy this…
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Marshall Public Library collecting crocheted pieces for veteran support project
“It’s different than anything that we’ve done before, so I thought it would be a really fun program for us to do as well,” said Amy Azzouzat, the…
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Pocatello area businesses turn out for Chamber of Commerce’s annual Golf Scramble
“We have companies from all over the area here sponsoring holes, set up on holes, and then we’ve got golf teams from all over the area visiting those…
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Bannock County veterans running out of time to raise money for historic memorial building repairs
The Bannock County Veterans Memorial Association is trying to raise $100,000 by the end of August to qualify for a matching donation, which would…
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Human remains found in Fort Hall River identified as missing Spokane woman
After a three-year investigation, law enforcement officials in Power County, in partnership with the Idaho State Police (ISP) and multiple other…
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New garden honoring veterans dedicated in Blackfoot
The Old Fort Hall Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, hosted a dedication ceremony for the new ‘Never Forget Garden’…
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Portneuf Health breaks ground on new urgent care clinic in Chubbuck
Portneuf Health hosted a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday for their new ‘Portneuf Health Now-Chubbuck’ urgent care clinic.
The new location will be…
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Suspect in custody after standoff and fire in Southern Utah
As of 4:50 PM, the St George Police Department (SGPD) says the suspect involved in the active shooting threat in the area of 3000 East Seegmiller…
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Southeast Idaho rallies to support Texas flood victims
Local businesses across Southeast Idaho are stepping up to offer support to the victims of the devastating Texas floods. These tragic events claimed…
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Former American Falls mayor speaks about resignation and new appointment for city leader
“It’s been really cool for me to go through the community and be involved with different organizations or departments and get things done and get my…
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Bannock County emergency manager offers tips on summer power outage preparedness
Summer power outages can be dangerous, especially when coupled with hot weather, and the Bannock County Office of Emergency Management is helping…
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Two sisters who died holding each other, a doting grandmother who enjoyed sitting by the river, a camp counselor who mentored young girls: The faces of the Texas flooding tragedy
CNN, KPRC, KEYE, KABB, WOAI, KERR COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE, ROBERT BRAKE, EL PASO FIRE DEPARTMENT, KABB/ WOAI By Alaa Elassar, Nicquel Terry Ellis,…
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Seasonal Mormon cricket swarms spotted in Southeast Idaho
Swarms of Mormon crickets are making their way through Southeast Idaho on their migratory routes, with insects spotted in areas of Fort Hall.
Mormon…
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Multi-state ground search called off for Idaho teens feared abducted by FLDS Church
The Uvalde Foundation For Kids has ended its 10-day multi-state ground search for missing Idaho teens Allen Larand Fisher and Rachelle “Shelly” Leray…
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Marshall Public Library kicks off another year of collecting produce for people in need
The Marshall Public Library is now accepting donations of fresh fruits and vegetables for families in need during the annual ‘Garden to Give’…
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Snake River Animal Shelter offers tips for pet safety and stress relief during Fourth of July
The Snake River Animal Shelter is helping pet owners prepare for increased pet stress during Fourth of July celebrations with simple tips and safety…
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Chubbuck Road underpass reopens ahead of holiday weekend
Chubbuck Road is now open after closures over the past month to finish construction on the I-15 underpass.
The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD)…
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The unique way a school district is helping students with sensory issues
An administrator in the Canyons School District who overcame a life changing illness is making a difference for students with special needs.
BJ…
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North Bannock Fire District conducting controlled burn at Portneuf Wellness Complex Tuesday
The North Bannock Fire District will conduct a controlled burn at the Portneuf Wellness Complex all day Tuesday in preparation for Bannock County’s…
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Historic WWII bomber plane arrives in Pocatello for stop on nationwide tour
The historic World War II B-25 Mitchell ‘Maid in the Shade’ landed at the Pocatello Regional Airport on Monday for an interactive exhibition as part…
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People invited to review/comment on Pocatello’s 6-Year transportation plan
The Bannock Transportation Planning Organization is inviting people to review and comment on their most recent draft of the ‘Transportation…
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Pocatello 13-year-old wins award at national invention competition
Porter Meyers, a 13-year-old from Pocatello, recently won third place in the seventh grade category at the RTX Invention Convention US Nationals in…
Continue Reading Search for missing Jefferson County teens expands to Colorado, Arizona, and South Dakota
The search for two missing Jefferson County teens, 13-year-old Allen Fisher and 15-year-old Rachelle Fisher, has expanded once again, due to new…
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Pocatello-Chubbuck school board chair addresses updated cellphone policy
“We really just want more of a focused education atmosphere,” said Deanna Judy, Pocatello-Chubbuck School Board…
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Bill mandating the sale of public land reduced in scope
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — A controversial bill championed by Utah Senator Mike Lee has been reduced in scope. The bill previously required the…
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Boulder attack suspect charged with federal hate crimes
By Hannah Rabinowitz, CNN (CNN) — The Justice Department has charged a man accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at a group of people…
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Doomsday Mom demands new trial in Brandon Boudreaux attempted murder case
Convicted killer Lori Vallow Daybell, often referred to as the “Doomsday Mom,” has filed a motion demanding a new trial in Arizona. She was recently…
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Federal Roadless Rule on the road out
The USDA says the action is meant to be in alignment with President Trump’s executive order 14192, “Unleashing Prosperity through…
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Rocking new musical debuts for ISU Farm Bureau Summer Theatre 2025 season
“It’s funny, but it also shows the battles that children can face and how they feel like they can’t be heard,” said Hannah Christensen, a Pocatello…
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Pocatello Water Dept. to start main line replacement project in Historic Downtown on Wednesday
The Pocatello Water Department will start replacing a stretch of water main line on South Arthur Ave. between West Whitman St. and West Terry St. in…
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Detectives stumped on vehicle involved in FLDS children disappearance
Detectives with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s office said the car thought to be involved in taking two children from the Monteview area was not in…
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Pocatello conservation groups hosting event to celebrate National Pollinator Week on Saturday
“Without pollinators, there are a variety of crops, food that we would not even be able to eat; the pollinators are really critical,” said Sarah…
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Man survives black bear attack; bear euthanized
By Michael Martin Click here for updates on this story BRYCE WOODLANDS, Utah (KSTU) — A southern Utah man is out of the…
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Senate bill says “public land for sale!”
The text of the budget reconciliation bill of the Natural Resources Committee released on June 11, and updated on June 14th. It contains some…
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Wyoming food pantries receive assistance
Wyoming’s First Lady, Jennie Gordon, and the John P. Ellbogen Foundation have delivered a substantial boost to the state’s food pantries, providing…
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Potential witness in Bryan Kohberger murder case appears to say she saw him at the scene, police video shows
By Andy Rose, Veronica Miracle, Jack Hannah, CNN (CNN) — Amid a critical hearing in the Bryan Kohberger murder trial, an 8-month-old police…
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Pocatello’s new Optimist Skatepark nears completion
Crews from Pocatello Parks and Rec and Artisan Skateparks are putting the finishing touches on the brand new Optimist Skatepark with plans for it to…
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Utah Jazz player Oscar Tshiebwe visits Pocatello for meet-and-greet with rec teams and public
“We have a short time with the kids, but I want to just continue it because I love spending time with kids,” said Tshiebwe. “This is one of my…
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City of Pocatello addresses complaints of dry grass
Pocatello Parks and Rec is addressing online complaints of dry grass around the city and in the Mountain View Cemetery.
According to Parks and Rec…
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Idaho State Board of Education holding meeting on ISU campus
Agenda items for the meeting include a bond request from the University of Idaho to fund student housing projects, consideration of contract…
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ISU Robotics Club to defend national title at competition next week
“I couldn’t be more proud of them,” said Brody Holyoak, senior clinical instructor for ISU’s Robotics Program. “I like to push my students, and this…
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Governor Little visits Power County to celebrate ongoing American Falls Dam rehabilitation project
“We are making great progress as we strengthen the resiliency of our water system, which everybody knows is the lifeblood of the state of Idaho,”…
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One dead, one in custody, after Salt Lake City “No Kings” protest shooting
Officers arrested 24-year-old Arturo Gamboa, who had an AR-15-style rifle and a gas mask and was injured in the incident. But police say he wasn’t…
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Poky Paddle event returns to Portneuf River Friday
The Portneuf River Vision group and the Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce are hosting the annual Poky Paddle event on Friday.
Vendors, food…
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Last days of Idaho High School State Rodeo Finals underway in Bannock County
The Idaho High School Rodeo Association’s State Finals are underway at the Bannock County Event Center this week, and top athletes are competing for…
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Bannock County emergency manager talks importance of new Sheriff’s app in keeping people connected
“A lot of the things that we do are computer-based with smartphones and smart glasses and smart computers and smart cars,” said Wes Jones, director…
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Transitional care center in Pocatello breaks ground on new unit
Gateway Transitional Care Center broke ground on the future site of their new Vent/Trach Unit and Outpatient Therapy Gym on Thursday.
The 14-bed…
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Young black bear euthanized after losing ‘fear of people,’ Utah wildlife officials say
Mark Hadley with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources said they received reports of a black bear in the Nordic Valley area on Friday. Officials…
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National ALS support organization hosting fundraiser walk in Pocatello Saturday
ALS of Nevada is hosting their ‘Walk for ALS’ in Pocatello to raise awareness and collect donations for research into the deadly disease on…
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Two new parent spaces added to Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus
Idaho State University recently added two new ‘lactation pods’ to their Pocatello campus to give breastfeeding mothers a private space to feed their…
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New Jersey man gored by bison in Yellowstone
A 30-year-old man from Randolph, New Jersey, is recovering after being gored by a bison in Yellowstone National Park on Tuesday, June 10,…
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City open house scheduled to talk pedestrian improvements for busy Pocatello road
Pocatello city engineers are hosting an open house on Tuesday to discuss plans for their ‘North Portneuf Crossing Project’, which would improve…
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Judge authorizes force to bring Lori Vallow Daybell to court Monday
Lori Vallow Daybell’s third murder conspiracy trial resumed Monday, and court minutes, along with new filings, suggest she was reluctant to appear.…
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