F&G Southeast Region schedules big game measuring day
It’s time again to see how your latest trophy animal measures up.
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Tax rebates not taxable; corrected 1099-Gs coming
The Idaho State Tax Commission has been receiving phone calls asking whether Idaho’s tax rebates are taxable. The answer is no.
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Online scoping questionnaires for spring/summer Chinook salmon seasons available for public input Tuesday
Scoping questionnaires will be available Tuesday, Feb. 21 and close for comment Feb. 25.
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Vandalism at Pocatello East Bench Wildfire Mitigation Project site
On Tuesday, work crews arrived at the Pocatello East Bench Wildfire Mitigation Project site to find one of their machines inoperable.
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106th Ashton Dog Derby kicks off
Mushers gathered together at the annual Ashton Dog Derby on Friday to race their mushers across the snow.
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Gov. Gordon takes action on 1 bill on Friday
Governor Mark Gordon took action on one bill on Friday.
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Jackson Hole Airport parking lots full before holiday weekend
Jackson Hole Airport parking lots are at capacity before the busy holiday weekend.
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3 new State Department of Education Directors announced
Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield welcomed a new Director of Special Education, Director of Content and Curriculum and Director of the Eastern Idaho Regional Support Services.
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Avalanche infrastructure maintenance will cause traffic delays in Hoback Canyon
The work will cause intermediate delays for traffic of up to 15 minutes at a time.
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Idaho Falls snow removal parking restrictions lifted
The Idaho Falls Street Division has completed snow removal operations associated with the recent weather events.
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2 time Olympic Gold Medalist looks to break world record at Simplot Games
As athletes take the field of the 43 Simplot Games, they are rubbing shoulders with world record holders and olympic athletes.
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Multiple white-tailed deer shot and left to waste near Potlatch
Officers are seeking information regarding this case.
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COVID-19 infection offers strong protection against reinfection for about 10 months, study finds
For at least 10 months after a COVID-19 infection, your immune system can provide good protection against symptomatic illness the next time around, a new study found, and the risk of severe illness is even lower.
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Eligible homeowners can now apply online for property tax relief
You might qualify for some property tax relief.
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Idaho Falls Zoo now taking applications for teen Junior Zoo Crew program
The Idaho Falls Zoo is taking applications for teens wanting an amazing educational experience while giving back to the community on the 2023 Junior Zoo Crew.
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Crews respond to structure fire
The Idaho Falls Fire Department is on scene at the 1600 block of Kearney Street in Idaho Falls for a structure fire.
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Body of missing snowmobiler recovered
Next of kin has been notified.
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School Closures – February 17, 2023
We have a school closure for you this morning.
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3 things to know this morning – February 17, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Friday.
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5 Idaho men indicted for distribution of methamphetamine, fentanyl
A federal grand jury in Boise returned an eight-count indictment on Wednesday, charging five Idaho men with distribution of methamphetamine and fentanyl, aiding and abetting the distribution of methamphetamine, and conspiracy to do the same, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced Thursday.
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AARP offers free tax service
After a short break due to the pandemic, the local AARP is providing free tax preparation services, and you don’t have to be an AARP member to participate.
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Caldwell hiring event Feb. 23 features multiple job and training opportunities
Several Caldwell area employers are seeking multiple workers at an early spring hiring event Feb. 23, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Idaho Department of Labor Caldwell office, located at 4514 Thomas Jefferson St.
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Interviewing workshop for teens to be held Feb. 22 in Meridian
Participants will learn how to avoid common mistakes, prepare for behavioral-based interview questions and participate in a mock interview.
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Feb. 15 is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day
Wednesday was a special day to remember some of our local heroes.
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Testing bridge strength for earthquakes
One Idaho State University student is trying to figure out ways to make buildings and bridges stronger.
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Scooters may be coming to Pocatello
Scooters may soon be riding along the streets of Pocatello.
Continue Reading New image of the sun could help unravel solar mysteries
By Ashley Strickland, CNN A trio of telescopes captured a new view of the sun that reveals the star’s invisible light. Humans can see optical or visible light, but many wavelengths of light remain hidden from our view. The NASA NuSTAR mission, or Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array, was able to observe the X-rays released by
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WHP troopers locate juveniles shooting road signs
The trooper located a pickup truck in the area where he heard the shots.
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BLM seeks public input on renewable energy strategy in southern Idaho
The Bureau of Land Management is inviting the public to open house meetings that will outline the process for a strategic, landscape-scale approach to respond to increased interest in renewable energy projects proposed on public lands managed by the BLM in southern Idaho.
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IFPD receives $110,000 grant for jiu jitsu training, other programs
The GIFPF Board has allocated the $110,000 to specific programs and needs within the Idaho Falls Police Department in accordance with this grant.
Continue Reading Megacluster of galaxies reveals its secrets in new Webb telescope image
By Ashley Strickland, CNN The James Webb Space Telescope just peered into a celestial Pandora’s box to see what lies beyond a megacluster of galaxies. The space observatory observed Pandora’s Cluster, also known as Abell 2744, where three massive clusters of galaxies are merging. The group of galaxy clusters acts as a magnifying glass for
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Gordon’s first bill signing advances mental health care in Wyoming
Governor Mark Gordon signed the first bills of the 2023 Legislative session during a public signing ceremony at the Capitol Wednesday.
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Gov. Little to visit with high schoolers about proposed Launch workforce training program
Governor Brad Little will visit with high school students in Kuna, Twin Falls, and Rigby Thursday to reinforce the benefits of the proposed Launch workforce training program.
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Prosecutor: Officer’s actions justified in Eagles Lodge officer-involved shooting
Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal has determined the officer’s actions during the officer involved shooting at the Eagles Lodge in November were justified under the law as an act of self-defense.
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Risch: The CCP balloon invasion of US deserves President Biden’s attention
U.S. Senator for Idaho Jim Risch says President Biden needs to speak to the American people about the Chinese spy balloon and the other three objects shot down by the U.S. military.
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Free dog coats and sweaters for pet owners
As cold temperatures stick around awhile, the Snake River Animal Shelter in Idaho Falls is helping keep your pets warm.
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Wind Chill Warning until 10am
Sub-zero temps this morning and high pressure on top keep cold air from last system in lockdown making for dangerously cold temps and wind chills -20 to -30. Some patchy freezing fog is possible with light winds 5-10. Cold temps continue into mid-morning -3 at 7am, so bundle kids up and be prepared for ultra
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – February 16, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Thursday.
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Small plane makes emergency landing on Bonneville County Road
Two people are safe after a small Piper PA-28-180 plane made an emergency landing on Lincoln Road in Bonneville County Wednesday evening just before 6 p.m.
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Nampa man sentenced to 10 years for federal gun crime
A 29-year-old Nampa man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison, the maximum allowable sentence, for unlawful possession of a firearm, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced Wednesday.
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Bingham County gets new 911 software
People living in Bingham County now have a new way to get help in an emergency.
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Local jail expansion fully funded
The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is preparing to expand the county jail, and the planned project is already fully funded.
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Why egg prices are starting to decline
After months of skyrocketed grocery egg prices, shoppers are finally starting to see relief.
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Magical moments contest winners announced
Portneuf Medical Center announced the magical moments contest winners Wednesday.
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Volunteer applications at Idaho Falls Zoo close on Thursday
Idaho Falls Zoo’s 2023 season is just around the corner, and volunteers are needed to continue to make it the best little zoo in the West.
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COVID-19 UPDATES: 962 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 11 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 962 new COVID-19 cases and 11 new deaths in the last week.
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Police investigate 3 vehicle collision in Bannock County
The Idaho State Police are investigating a three-vehicle crash that occurred at approximately 4:06 p.m. Tuesday on Interstate 15 southbound at milepost 76.5, in Bannock County.
Continue Reading FDA considers making Narcan opioid overdose antidote available without prescription
By Jen Christensen, CNN Advisers to the US Food and Drug Administration will meet Wednesday to discuss whether a nasal spray version of the opioid overdose antidote Narcan should be made available over-the-counter. The Baltimore-area company Emergent BioSolutions Inc. submitted an application to the FDA late last year to be allowed to sell generic naloxone
Continue Reading Gov. Gordon to sign first bills of 2023 Legislative Session
Governor Mark Gordon will hold a formal bill signing ceremony on Wednesday.
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Idaho Falls Power accepting applications for the ICUA Youth Rally Scholarships
Idaho Falls Power is accepting scholarship applications and supporting aspiring leaders.
Continue Reading School closures – February 15, 2023
We have some road and school closures this morning.
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Judge refuses to dismiss Lori Vallow-Daybell’s murder case
A judge is refusing to dismiss Lori Vallow-Daybell’s murder case based on the lack of a speedy trial.
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Gabby Petito’s family attorney wants the letter he says Brian Laundrie’s mom wrote him offering to bury a body, with inscription ‘burn after reading’
Brian Laundrie’s mother wrote a letter to her son that included references to getting a shovel and burying a body, an attorney representing the parents of Gabby Petito said during a court hearing Tuesday.
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INL delayed this morning – February 15, 2023
Idaho National Laboratory is delaying operations today until 11 a.m. due to severe weather.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – February 15, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Wednesday.
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“Oh, I love this” – Seniors get Valentine’s Day surprise
JustServe delivered 1,400 flowers donated from local businesses and 9,340 handmade cards from the community to local seniors.
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Idaho Falls man sentenced to 15 years for attempted methamphetamine distribution
A 33-year-old Idaho Falls man was sentenced to federal prison for attempted possession with the intent to distribute methamphetamine, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced Tuesday.
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Idaho House passes ban on gender-affirming medical care
The Idaho House has passed a bill that would send healthcare providers to prison if they offer gender-affirming care to transgender children.
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Simpson secures funds for McCammon Fire Station
Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson highlighted the inclusion of the McCammon Fire Station Project in the FY23 Omnibus package Tuesday was signed into law on Dec. 29, 2022.
Continue Reading Risk of developing diabetes after COVID-19 continued in Omicron period, study says
People who’ve had COVID-19 have a higher risk of developing diabetes, and that link seems to have persisted into the Omicron era, a new study finds.
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Harsh winter impacts local florists on Valentine’s Day
This winter has given us lots of snow, and while it can mean lots of fun in the snow, it has impacted local florists in their preparations for Valentine’s day.
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Local coroner appointed second VP of ISAAC
One of our local coroners has been appointed as the second vice president of the Idaho State Association of County Coroners.
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8 ways to love your car battery and keep the spark alive
With frigid temperatures making your car battery work extra hard this winter, AAA offers these tips to show it some love.
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Contractor to replace fencing burned in Badger Fire
Forest Service contracting officials have named L & I Fence Construction, of Winnemuca, Nevada, the recipient of a contract to replace fencing on the Minidoka Ranger District burned during the Badger Fire in 2020.
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Idaho Falls offers fee-free payment options as payment processing company raises fee
Fees charged by the company that processes credit card payments for Idaho Falls utilities are slated to increase beginning March 26, 2023.
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Simplot Games’ Breakfast with Fosbury and Friends to feature Olympian Ryan Crouser
Tickets are available for the Simplot Games’ Breakfast with Fosbury and Friends featuring Ryan Crouser.
Continue Reading Bird flu isn’t a direct threat to humans yet, experts say, but they’re keeping a close eye on the virus
By Jen Christensen, CNN Avian flu has infected a record number of birds and some mammals across the United States, and scientists are keeping close watch. World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Thursday that the risk to humans remains low but added, “we cannot assume that will remain the case.” As with
Continue Reading Inflation was still hot in January, but some prices are cooling off
By Alicia Wallace, CNN Inflation surged in January by the most in three months, according to the latest Consumer Price Index released Tuesday. But despite the monthly increase of 0.5%, inflation continued to slow on a year-over-year basis to 6.4%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s down from December’s 6.5% but higher than
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Winter feeding update for Idaho Fish and Game Southeast Region
Several new feed sites for deer and elk have been added in the region.
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Snow piling up today
Another front from the north today will add some more snow 2-3″+ as we’ve piled a couple of inches on overnight. 2-5″ with a winter weather advisory through 11pm tonight. Up to 12″ for mountain areas. Winds 15-30mph, and some schools are cancelling classes due to lousy conditions. Highs will be in the mid 20’s
Continue Reading School Closures – February 14, 2023
We have some school closures for you this morning.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – February 14, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Valentine’s Day.
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School lunches could see some changes soon
The USDA announces new proposed changes to school lunches.
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Police search for Portneuf Wellness Complex vandals
The Portneuf Wellness Complex will have to cover the cost of someone’s inconsiderate fun.
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Yellowstone recruiting for 2023 Youth Conservation Corps program
How would you like to work, learn, play and grow in Yellowstone’s wonderland?
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DEQ issues Air Quality Advisory for Franklin County
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has issued an Air Quality Advisory to notify residents of Franklin County of degraded air quality.
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Hawthorne Road and West Quinn Road intersection project construction
The first phase will include irrigation work, set to be completed by the end of March 2023.
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Idaho gas prices up 7 cents
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have risen 7.2 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.65/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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Goo Goo Dolls announce Idaho Falls concert
Idaho Falls Mountain America Center announced another concert Monday morning.
Continue Reading Hubble captures mysterious ‘spokes’ gliding across Saturn’s rings
By Jackie Wattles, CNN The Hubble Space Telescope captured images of a mysterious show playing out on Saturn’s rings — ghostly, fleeting “spokes” that appear to move along the planet’s rings. And scientists can’t yet explain why the phenomena happen. The return of the spokes is one of the earliest signs that Saturn is entering
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Oldest American dog race prepares for weekend start
One of Ashton’s oldest traditions, the American Dog Derby, is preparing for its 2023 run.
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Most popular girl names in the ’00s in Idaho
Stacker compiled the most popular baby names for girls of the 2000s in Idaho using data from the Social Security Administration.
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Registration open for 2023 Idaho Prevention and Support Conference
Registration for both the main conference and pre-conference activities are now open.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – February 13, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Sugar City planning for future as growth continues
part of a proposal to expand the impact area of Sugar City is considering rezoning the area of exit 338 on Highway 20 and the west side of the North Rexburg exit. They would rezone the area into a Residential Commercial Zone.
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F&G will reduce deer herds in Slate Creek to slow the spread of chronic wasting disease
Most of the meat from harvested animals will be donated to a local food bank.
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Feb. 14 labor market webinar focuses on accessing U.S. Census data
Businesses will learn about the U.S. Census and why it provides crucial information to all parts of our economy.
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AAA research highlights best reminders to slow down, move over
Safety countermeasures can reduce the likelihood of serious injury at the roadside.
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Idaho State geologist helping NASA prep for 2025 crewed moon mission
An Idaho State University professor is helping to coach the next team of astronauts to visit the moon.
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Third flying object shot down by Canadian officials causing FAA to close portions of Montana airspace
(NATIONAL NEWS)-A third high altitude object tracked over Canadian airspace has been shot down, according to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Ryan Crouser sets all-time shot put world record at Simplot Games Event
In front of a raucous Simplot Games crowd, Ryan Crouser set a new shot put world record of 76’ 8.5” (23.38 meters), smashing the previous indoor world record by an incredible 22 inches. Crouser’s mark also eclipsed the outdoor world record of 76’ 8.25” by one-quarter inch. Both of the records he broke were his own.
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Cupid’s Carnival captures the hearts of Bannock County
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)- The Bannock County Fair Grounds hosted a Valentine’s Day-themed carnival on Saturday.
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Public can comment on big game season proposals and attend open houses
Deadline to comment is Feb. 22; open houses will be held in each region.
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Jackson and Teton County receive ‘Safe Streets’ federal grant
e proposed project will build upon the existing Teton Mobility Project and Complete Streets initiative.
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Get a faster tax refund with these tips
As you prepare to file your 2022 Idaho income tax return, the Idaho State Tax Commission offers the following tips to help you get your refund faster.
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1 hospitalized with life threatening injuries after crash
Deputies are continuing to investigate and believe high speeds and possible intoxication were a factor.
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BLM to conduct prescribed burn at Bruneau Duck Ponds to enhance wetland habitat
The 93-acre burn will enhance wetland habitat and improve recreation opportunities.
Continue Reading Biden says shoot down of ‘high-altitude object’ over Alaska was a ‘success’
By Maegan Vazquez, Betsy Klein, Oren Liebermann and Haley Britzky, CNN President Joe Biden told CNN that the shoot down a “high-altitude object” hovering over Alaska on Friday “was a success,” shortly after American national security officials disclosed that the commander-in-chief gave the US military approval to take the action. The announcement — marking the
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Counties with the most emergency shelters in Idaho
Stacker compiled a list of counties with the highest number of emergency shelters per capita in Idaho using data from the National Shelter System Facilities database.
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