A wheelchair basketball exhibition game was held at Elwell Gym on Wednesday as a fundraiser for the Franklin County Medical Center’s (FCMC) Developmental Disabilities Agency (DDA).
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Actor Harrison Ford and rapper Kanye West will take part in a celebrity softball game for charity in Wyoming.
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Voters should start receiving mail-in ballots for the upcoming Democratic presidential caucus in Wyoming as ballots will be mailed out starting Wednesday following delays, Democratic Party officials said.
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It’s now illegal to use a hand-held device while driving in Boise.
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Authorities say a northern Idaho police officer was shot and wounded and the suspect is dead after a standoff in Kootenai County Tuesday night.
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The Wyoming Supreme Court has ordered state authorities to return $470,000 police seized during a traffic stop.
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Utah voters’ first chance to go to the polls on Super Tuesday amid a hotly contested Democratic nominating contest is bringing strong turnout and busy polling places.
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On February 17, Bingham County Deputy Josh Eaton was called to the scene of a rollover crash.
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A Boise man is being held on a $5 million bond after prosecutors said he molested a 7-year-old girl and then asked someone to have the child and her parents kidnapped and murdered.
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Republican mega-donor Foster Friess has decided not to run for an open U.S. Senate seat in Wyoming.
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Journalists at a major daily newspaper in Idaho announced plans to unionize on Monday.
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A small earthquake has shaken an area near Yellowstone National Park.
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A 22-year-old woman from Uraguay was hospitalized Friday after a snowmobile accident 14 miles north of West Yellowstone.
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AMMON, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)- This video of a heartfelt gesture already has more that 4 million views and growing. These high school students just wanted to surprise their class mate, Dylan Guilmette. He hasn’t had an easy life, having lost him mom when he was almost 2 years old. His friends just wanted to give him
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Polygamy wouldn’t be a felony crime in Utah for the first time in 85 years under a bill that passed the Legislature and appears to be supported by the governor.
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A judge will privately review a school district’s report on racist and homophobic flyers posted at a Wyoming junior high school as he considers a news media lawsuit seeking the report’s public release.
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Recent concern regarding the COVID-19 (coronavirus) has generated much public attention and has caused significant change in travel, personal interactions and in guidelines prescribed by health officials for how to address the growing concern.
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Tribal leaders in Wyoming have declared a state of emergency over the use of methamphetamine amid fears increasing drug use could threaten the tribe and its younger generations.
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A four state coalition of agencies has released a long-anticipated draft environmental impact statement for Columbia River System Operations.
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Police have arrested a couple suspected of selling more than $3,000 worth of Scotch whisky from a Coeur d’Alene storage unit to undercover Idaho Liquor Division agents.
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The Wyoming House of Representatives advanced legislation to the Senate that would mandate crews of two persons or more on all class-one freight trains in the state.
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Utah would ban most abortions if the U.S. legal landscape changes under a proposal that has gotten an early nod of approval at the Legislature.
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A Jerome woman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for stealing more than $660,000 from a southern Idaho dairy.
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Two years after a man died in northern Idaho’s Lake Coeur d’Alene, his wife has been charged with his murder.
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The Pocatello Fire Department is one of 25 departments around the country selected to take part in an NFPA pilot program.
Continue Reading A pending lawsuit was settled with a Wyoming school board after they agreed to pay $230,000 over asbestos exposure at Kelly Walsh High School in Casper.
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A proposal to require labels on some pornography in Utah is one step closer to becoming law.
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Four times a week, Poky4Parkys meets at the Senior Activity Center looking to throw haymakers at Parkinson’s disease.
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A crash in northeastern Wyoming has injured a Wyoming Highway Patrol trooper.
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Federal investigators want help from the public as they try to find out who poisoned a golden eagle and ravens in southwest Wyoming four years ago.
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An Idaho man has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder after backing out of an earlier plea deal in a case involving the death of a 32-year-old woman in 2018.
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The National Park Service is about to begin facility and trail work totaling almost $4 million in Devils Tower National Monument in northeastern Wyoming.
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LDS Business College Board of Trustees announced Tuesday LDS Business College will become Ensign College.
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Idaho Falls is among multiple agencies seeking collaborative Columbia River plan.
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Officials say an electrical fault in a light fixture caused a house fire that killed twin 3-year-old boys in the north-central Idaho town of Weippe.
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Authorities say a 5-year-old boy was hit and killed by a vehicle south of Salt Lake City.
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Most abortions would be banned in Utah under a proposal at the state Legislature.
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On Friday, a panel including Senator Jim Risch, Congressman Mike Simpson and Governor Brad Little came together at the Bennion Student Union to discuss the state’s new nuclear waste agreement.
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Utah lawmakers have advanced a bill that would cap copays at $100 a month for insulin, decreasing the cost of the medicine for diabetes patients and their families.
Continue Reading A former substitute middle school teacher has pleaded not guilty to multiple felonies after authorities say he sexually abused a then 14-year-old girl he met while teaching.
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The Wyoming Community College Commission has given a college district permission to begin planning to offer four-year degree programs.
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One person was killed and three were injured in a shooting at an apartment complex for senior citizens in a Boise suburb and the suspect also died, police said.
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A Wyoming-based fast food company is attempting to revamp its branding and expand the franchise as it adds new stores and remodels older ones.
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Officials with Concordia Law in Boise, Idaho say Concordia University in St. Paul has agreed to become the law school’s new owner.
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University of Wyoming trustees have chosen three finalists for the job of university president.
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A man convicted of rape in Idaho and sexual assault in Pennsylvania after prosecutors said he duped then drugged and assaulted women in both states will get a chance to argue his Idaho attorney was ineffective under a new ruling from the Idaho Supreme Court.
Continue Reading The Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled against a small town that sought to avoid paying taxes on a daycare business.
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The new owner of two Wyoming coal mines has reached an agreement to pay $44 million in local taxes.
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A rural Idaho county is complying with state law by approving a comprehensive land use plan after 45 years of resistance.
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Jakers Bar and Grill is open for business and operating as normal after a car drove through the restaurant’s front door Monday.
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A simple calendar issue brought accused killer Dustin Alfaro back into a Bannock County courtroom Tuesday.
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A Wyoming jail unwittingly helped an inmate earn a profit from counterfeit money when it returned unused funds from a commissary account where he’s accused of depositing fake bills, authorities said.
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A final chapter has begun in the horrific saga of a Utah woman who vanished a decade ago and the killings of her young sons years later.
Continue Reading A proposal to require warning labels on pornography in Utah has passed the state House, a step that an adult-entertainment industry group called a dark day for freedom of expression.
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A Wyoming man who has suffered two traumatic brain injuries has denied charges that he killed his girlfriend during an argument in which she returned a ring he gave her.
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State officials have discussed purchasing land to improve public land access and generate new revenue.
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The search for the University of Wyoming’s next president has narrowed to three finalists, all of whom are expected to visit the campus next week, a university spokesman said Monday.
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Wyoming lawmakers have rejected the second effort to expand Medicaid in five days.
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Three people have been charged in the murder of a 12-year old boy near West Yellowstone.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)- A woman says she believes she saw a girl who closely resembles Tylee Ryan at a concert in Nashville December 22, 2019. While this is an unconfirmed report, the woman is sure it’s the missing Rexburg girl. Sarah Elrod-Ausbrook says she was at a Trace Adkins concert when she met a
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)- A civil lawsuit has been settled in Bannock County as part of a wrongful death in the jail in December 2018. The county agreed to pay former coroner Kim Quick and his wife, Shauna, a large settlement after their son Lance died while being held at the jail. According to the tort
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On Saturday morning, the Pocatello community showed out at the first Reading Time with the Queens in the wake of recent petitions.
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Keep your heart aflutter post-Valentines at the Community Heart and Health Fair in Idaho Falls on Saturday.
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If your Valentine’s Day quest for unconditional love was unsuccessful, it’s not too late to find some at the Smooches for Pooches event at the Pocatello Animal shelter on Feb. 15th
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Utah authorities are investigating an attack on a black missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a possible hate crime.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)- A pair of Bureau of Land Management firefighters are home after providing assistance in Australia. Battalion Chief Kris Bruington and Engine Captain Farron Kunkel each spent a month in the country helping fight the devastating fires. The United States, Australia, and New Zealand each provide mutual aid assistance during fire season.
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During a Pocatello City Council meeting last Thursday, local carpenter Ted King said he planned to protest Reading Time With the Queens – a program hosted at the Marshall Public Library where drag queens read, sing and teach sign language to kids.
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Dakota Lee Chlarson, 25, was shot by officers in Dickinson on Thursday after he charged at them with scissors. Chlarson was being sought by the Marshals Service’s High Plains Fugitive Task Force on a warrant from Idaho.
Continue Reading The University of Wyoming paid attorneys more than $42,000 in an unsuccessful attempt to block the release of records involving a decision not to renew the contract of the school’s president.
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Police in Gillette aren’t pursuing charges in a shooting death.
Continue Reading Police say a Wyoming native has died in a horse-riding accident in Utah.
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Bannock County is negotiating an agreement with Live Nation that would allow the production of the county’s own shows at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre.
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An anonymous tipster application marketed to Wyoming students received a record number of tips last year, with suicide being the most frequently reported concern, a report said.
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Salt Lake City may shift its focus to bidding for the 2034 Winter Olympics rather than the Games four years earlier following the announcement that Sapporo, Japan, will bid for 2030.
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A top federal official toured Wyoming’s Wind River Reservation to look at efforts to improve internet access for tribal members.
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A law requiring abortion and medical providers to cremate or bury fetal remains passed the state Senate Tuesday in Utah.
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Utah lawmakers halt push to rebuke Romney over impeachment
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A man was sentenced up to 18 years in prison after he fatally shot his former co-worker in a Wyoming parking lot in 2003, a judge said.
Continue Reading An Idaho jewelry shop has won a dispute with an insurance company and a weather laboratory over the amount of snow that fell during a holiday marketing promotion.
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A preliminary investigation indicates a head-on crash that killed four people in northeast Nevada over the weekend was caused by the driver of a car from Oregon who attempted to pass in a no-passing zone on a two-lane highway south of Wells.
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U.S. Forest Service officials have given conditional approval to a Canadian company to conduct exploratory drilling at 35 sites in Montana’s Beartooth Mountains.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)- Kaleb Chatelain was awarded the Prudential Spirit of Community Award. On average, 2 awards are given per state. A middle school student and a high school student are chosen for giving back to the community. He was inspired by his young cousin who suffers from a genetic disorder. Chatelain created fliers
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The first full weekend of every February only means one thing in Lava Hot Springs: Fire & Ice Winterfest. All weekend, dozens of family-friendly events invite people into town to celebrate winter.
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IDAHO, (KIFI/KIDK) Parts of the ID 32, ID, 33, ID 34 are closed due to blowing and drifting snow. The Idaho Department of Transportation says, “between the start of ID 32 (near Tetonia) and ID 47 (near Ashton). The road is closed. Look out for high winds. Look out for drifting snow on the roadway. Between
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Moms for Marijuana’s Educate & Legalize tour made a stop in Pocatello Friday, hoping to inform those with questions and have supporters of the Idaho Medical Marijuana Act put pen to paper.
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An avalanche crossed U.S. 89 at Geneva Summit between Montpelier and Geneva Friday, Feb. 7, 2020.
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Republican Utah Gov. Gary Herbert says he does not support a state lawmaker’s push to censure U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney over his vote to convict in President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial.
Continue Reading University of Wyoming trustees will now be able to revoke honorary degrees.
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The City of Pocatello has partnered with NAPA to put an auto parts store inside a city building.
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Wyoming’s Democratic Party has confidence in the process that will be used to tally votes in the state’s upcoming presidential caucus, an official said.
Continue Reading U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney was back in Utah explaining his vote to convict President Donald Trump amid pushes by some angry GOP state legislators to create a way to recall the senator.
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Officials in a Wyoming school district have held the first of three public meetings about a proposal to arm educators at six rural campuses.
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A Boise man has been sentenced to 85 years in prison after he was convicted of making and distributing child pornography.
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A 19-year-old man accused of shooting two people in a downtown Spokane apartment has been arrested in Priest River, Idaho.
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On Wednesday, officials confirmed a case of novel coronavirus in Wisconsin, bringing the total number of cases in the U.S. to 12.
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Idaho trout farm Riverence Holdings has announced the acquisition of its larger competitor Clear Springs Foods and now controls the majority of the market share in the state.
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A Wyoming legislative resolution seeks to make firearms and hunter safety courses a regular part of the public school curriculum.
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A resolution encouraging consideration of later high school start times in Utah has earned unanimous support from a state legislative committee.
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The Old Town building formerly known as the Riverside Apartments, located at 729 W Center St., is expected to have renovations and construction completed in the next 14 months.
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The University of Wyoming launched an investigation into then-President Laurie Nichols after receiving accusations that she verbally abused employees, records obtained by Wyoming news outlets show.
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