January is National Radon Action Month
January is National Radon Action Month, reminding you to test your residence, office, or rental for radon gas.
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Setting a New Year’s Resolution? You may want to reevaluate your list.
Based on a survey, the most popular New Year’s Resolutions for 2024 in America are focused around improving fitness, finance and mental health.
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Students excited about returning to Rexburg in the new year
After a few short weeks of winter break, students from all over are once again preparing to call Rexburg home as they prepare for their studies in a new year. Tuesday was the first day students made their return to campus as the next semester starts on Wednesday.
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Mountain View Hospital welcomes first baby born in 2023
Isabella Rain Torres was born to Michelle Wellons and Ed Torres on January 2, 2023 at 9:16 a.m. as the first baby born at Mountain View Hospital this year.
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Bannock County adopts pretrial justice improvements, to begin using Public Safety Assessment in 2023
The Bannock County Adult Probation and Pretrial Department is unveiling a new pretrial risk assessment in an effort to safely reduce the number of people awaiting disposition in jail.
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New Years first Babies in Pocatello and Idaho Falls
Atreyu James Patrick French, Portneuf Medical Center’s (PMC) 2023 New Year’s Baby.
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How to avoid slipping and falling on the ice
While many focus on road accidents and winter sports injuries, a major winter hazard is slipping and falling on the ice. Here’s how you can avoid it…
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First Baby of the New Year rewarded with gifts
Grove Creek Medical Center welcomes first baby of 2023.
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Stabbing in Blackfoot leaves man critically injured
The Blackfoot Police Department received a report of a stabbing that occurred at Short Stop gas station located at 985 S Broadway St. in Blackfoot at approximately 1:25 a.m. early Sunday morning.
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Local Law Enforcement issues reminder to welcome in the New Year safely
As many are preparing to welcome in the New Year Saturday Local Law Enforcement is coming together to remind us to be responsible as we welcome in the new year.
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12 ITD snowplows hit in December, more than all season last year
With the early winter’s much-needed precipitation, comes an unprecedented number of accidents.
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Details in arrest of suspect in murders of University of Idaho students
Bryan Kohberger, 28 facing four counts of murder in the first degree
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Moscow Police on Saturday saying they believe Bryan Kohberger acted alone. They do not plan on making any additional arrests at this time.
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Free rides home New Years’ Eve
New years eve fast approaches and with it some of the biggest parties of the year. If you plan to head out to a gathering or local bar, two organizations in Pocatello are working to help revelers who might overdo to get home safely.
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Idaho Has POWERBALL First Millionaire of the Year Finalist on New Year’s Rockin’ Eve on KIFI
Christopher LePeilbet, from Post Falls, is one of twenty-nine finalists from around the country in New York City for the iconic Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration.
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Rexburg strives to keep roads safe this winter
The early onset of winter has started to create issues for the roads in and around the city of Rexburg. Despite the early onset the city has increased their efforts to keep the roads as safe as possible during winter months.
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After Christmas sledding enjoying the snow after the holiday
REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI)- The colorful packages under the tree have been unwrapped and Danny Jones and his family decided to get outside for some fun in the snow. “It’s pretty good time. I think I’ve been more of a spectator. I don’t want to break anything, so I’ll leave the actual sledding up to the
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Chad Daybell’s attorney wants to delay trial again
Chad Daybell’s attorney John Prior filed a motion on December 23 to object to the Court’s Scheduling Order of the upcoming trial.
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At-home strep throat test – A clinical study
Checkable Medical searches for participants to help advance at-home strep throat test clinical trial. Find out how you can participate and bring it to store shelves.
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Blast Off! celebrates 26 years of fun
In Dec. 1996, Blast Off! opened their doors for the first time. They have been providing family fun for 26 years now.
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Area roads icy, slick, and dangerous
The Idaho Transportation Department reports conditions this morning are extremely slick on I-15 between Blackfoot and Idaho Falls.
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A time honored tradition hoping to spread Christmas Joy
After Bonnie Lue Broulim was given a smaller organ by a family member who couldn’t play anymore due to a move. After that Bonnie Lue knew exactly what to do with the instrument and put it to good use during the holiday season.
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Idaho Falls Grocery Outlet cleaning up after water pipe break
On the night before Christmas a water pipe broke in the ceiling at the new Idaho Falls Grocery Outlet.
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AAA tips for safe holiday travel
As more snow and cold weather move through our area, experts at AAA are helping travelers be prepared. A safe trip starts before you put the key into the ignition.
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Post-Christmas drive home sees gas prices lowering
Prices in Idaho are 63.2 cents per gallon lower than a month ago.
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Bell Choir welcomes weary holiday travelers
The Idaho Falls regional airport has been surprising holiday travelers to help them ring in the holiday season. This year the airport invited local talent to bring holiday cheer to the new arrivals.
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Family fight ends in claimed self-defense shooting
Bonneville County Sheriff Deputies investigate a shooting north of Idaho Falls Tuesday evening.
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Very cold conditions on Thursday morning
Wind chill temperatures reached below zero for all of Eastern Idaho on Thursday morning.
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Idaho Falls Airport packed with holiday travelers
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The holiday travel season is in full swing. According to airport director Rick Cloutier, the Idaho Falls regional airport is seeing more travelers this year than before the pandemic.
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New indoor pickleball facility in Idaho Falls
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Spitfire Pickleball is a brand new indoor pickleball facility — the first of its kind in Idaho Falls. “Seems like you play it once or twice and you become addicted,” said owner Robbie Owens. “But more so, the thing that we love about it is just how it brings people
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Counties with the shortest life expectancy in Idaho
Stacker compiled a list of counties with below average life expectancy in Idaho using data from the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.
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Ornamental Yew: Toxic to wintering wildlife
Japanese yew is an evergreen suitable for much of Idaho’s climate, which makes it attractive for landscaping. Unfortunately, it’s also deadly.
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My Artrepreneur Program comes to Pocatello
Registration is now open for the 2023 course to be held in Pocatello.
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Hunters and anglers: Use caution this winter when using boats
Nearly every year, there is a boating accident in Idaho involving duck hunters or winter anglers.
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Save money with these energy-saving tips for winter
Colder weather often means more time indoors.
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CWD detected in new Wyoming elk hunt area
This marks the fifth elk hunt area where CWD has been detected this year.
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Four organizations chosen to operate youth crisis centers in Idaho
The centers will provide a place for youth to go if they are experiencing a behavioral health crisis.
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All 19 Idaho ski areas open during the holidays
Skiers and snowboarders throughout Idaho have much to celebrate this holiday season, with all 19 Gem State ski areas either already open or opening the day after Christmas.
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‘Alexa, you didn’t thank my driver, but I will’
Neighbors coming together to thank their delivery driver after finding out Amazon’s $5 tip appreciation program, “Alexa, thank my driver,” doesn’t work in the area.
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Minor earthquake near Stanley
A minor earthquake struck Stanley Wednesday morning.
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Idaho police: Oregon sedan not connected to students’ deaths
Idaho police say they’ve determined that a white sedan found in Oregon is not connected to the Nov. 13 stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students.
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Teton County Road & Levee lifts no unnecessary travel advisory
Teton County Road and Levee advise the public of No Unnecessary Travel on County-maintained Roads from 9:00 a.m. Wednesday until further notice.
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School closures for Thursday, Dec. 22
The following school districts will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 22.
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Teen pleads guilty to attempted murder of friend’s stepdad
A 14-year-old Idaho girl has pleaded guilty to attempted murder after prosecutors said she and a friend both tried to kill her friend’s stepfather.
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Keep your pipes safe as temperatures drop
Temperatures have been on the way down all week as we go even lower in the days ahead local plumbers say it can be trouble for your pipes.
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Idaho winter storms cause an impact on holiday travel
Recent heavy winter winds have closed the highways that lead into Driggs as snow is being tossed over the road and plows are not able to clean the roads safely.
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Spokane Valley man sentenced for involvement in shooting death of Coeur d’Alene teen
24-year-old Dennen Trey George Fitterer-Usher of Spokane Valley, Washington, was sentenced this week to more than 14 years in federal prison for conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance and discharge of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, announced U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit.
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Idaho Falls man arrested for alleged sexual exploitation of a child
Attorney General Lawrence Wasden announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested an Idaho Falls man on Wednesday for alleged sexual exploitation of a child.
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Wyoming Supreme Court won’t weigh in on abortion ban for now
The Wyoming Supreme Court has declined to answer questions involving a lawsuit over the state’s new abortion ban.
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Wyoming bullishly courts crypto, even after collapse of FTX
With a suite of new laws and regulations, Wyoming as positioned itself as arguably the friendliest state for crypto companies.
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COVID-19 UPDATES: 1,336 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 16 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 1,336 new COVID-19 cases and 16 new deaths in the last week.
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D91 discusses split session schedule after failed bond
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Idaho Falls School District 91 is looking for solutions after their most recent bond failed in November. Among the projects in the bond, the district was looking for a new building for Idaho Falls High School. Now, some tough decisions will have to be made as the district tries to
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Idaho gas prices fuel holiday getaways
113 million Americans, including 646,000 Idahoans, will take a vacation to end the year.
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FDA authorizes, CDC recommends bivalent COVID-19 booster for younger age groups
Last week, the CDC expanded the use of updated (bivalent) COVID-19 vaccines for children ages six months through five years.
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Idaho 7th youngest state in the nation, swapping spots with Nebraska
Idaho continues to be one of the youngest states in the nation with a median age of 36.8 years.
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Rocky Mountain Power turns holiday lights green across Idaho, Wyoming and Utah
From Hogle ZooLights to Ogden’s Christmas Village and from Preston’s Festival of Lights to Laramie’s Winter Lights Festival, Rocky Mountain Power is joining with our communities to help make local festivities brighter through renewable energy.
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DEQ lifts Air Quality Advisory for Franklin County
The Idaho Department of Environmental Equality has lifted the Air Quality Advisory for Franklin County.
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8 snowplows hit this season, ITD calls on drivers to be more cautious
So far this season across Idaho, drivers have caused eight crashes with snowplows.
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Bannock Sheriff’s Office still searching for missing person
The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office is still seeking information on the whereabouts of 86-year-old Michael Smith Winward.
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Inmate fails to return from work release
Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies are seeking the public’s help in located an inmate who failed to return to the jail from Work Release.
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US 191/189 Hoback Canyon closure canceled
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has scheduled a closure of US 191/189 for Wednesday Dec. 21, 2022 at 9:00 a.m. for avalanche mitigation.
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Idaho police still seek car seen near slain students’ home
Idaho Police investigating the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students say they’re working with law enforcement in Eugene, Oregon, to determine if a white sedan that was found on the side of the road there is related to the Idaho case.
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Idaho Falls Regional Airport transitioning to cashless payment for parking lots
Parking at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) is easier than ever as the region’s premier airport destination switches to cashless parking operations.
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Drivers urged to be careful in upcoming storm
With a severe winter storm predicted by the National Weather Service, the Idaho Transportation Department in east Idaho reminds drivers to take precautions in case roads close or motorists become stranded.
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Sled Shed is donating bikes to people in need
The holiday season is often the season of giving, and the Sled Shed-Bikes and board shop in Rexburg has found a way on how to do just that.
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The most wonderful time of the year can be crippling to some
What may be the ‘most wonderful time of the year’ for some, could bring depression and loneliness to others dealing with seasonal affective disorder, otherwise known as seasonal depression.
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Curative COVID-19 Testing Site closing starting Dec. 29
Beginning Dec. 29, 2022, the Curative COVID-19 testing site in Teton County, Wyo. will be closed.
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Gas prices drop to lowest level in 18 months for Christmas travelers, $2.99 likely
Those heading out on the road for the holidays will receive the gift they’ve been waiting for all year: lower gas prices.
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Pedigree Stage Stop Race announces 2023 race dates and competitors
Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race organizers announce the official schedule for the 2023 race.
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Pebble Creek has early success with start of ski season
The Pebble Creek Ski Area in Inkom is a local fan favorite, and during the offseason, they wanted to maintain what they have.
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Extensive damage to Inkom Fire Chief’s home Saturday
The home involved in the fire was the residence of Inkom Fire Chief Johnny Ketner and his family.
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Out-of-state drug traffickers prosecuted in federal court
Three out-of-state individuals were recently prosecuted in federal court for bringing illicit drugs into the Magic Valley area, announced U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit Monday.
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Tips and leads into University of Idaho murders hit 10,000 mark
The number of tips and leads that have come in as part of the investigation has hit the 10,000 mark.
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Disturbance call results in felony drug arrest
An Idaho Falls man is in custody after Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a disturbance call and found possession of drugs.
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Teton Lakes Winter Park returns for its second season
After a successful inaugural season, the Teton Lakes Golf course has once again been converted into a winter activity paradise.
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Idaho gas prices down nearly 14 cents
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 13.8 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.61/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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Holiday hours at Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Center in December
The Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Center will have holiday hours Dec. 19 through Jan. 2 due to a shortage of lifeguard staff.
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Decked timber under timber sale contract
The Salmon-Challis National Forest recently sold two timber sales of decked timber.
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Idaho State honors graduates at Winter Commencement Ceremony
Idaho State University conferred 737 degrees and certificates at the Winter commencement ceremony on Saturday in Holt Arena.
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EBR-I opens Tuesday to celebrate anniversary
Looking for a winter day trip?
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Idaho Falls Cutthroats host workouts preparing for their second season
While it may take a while before the first pitch is thrown the Idaho Falls Cutthroats are preparing the for their second season and inviting others to join them. The team will be hosting workouts and as the winter snow melts eventual tryouts. All this is after the team joined the Northern Utah League as a semi-pro team.
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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort officially unveils new Thunder Lift
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort officially unveiled their new Thunder Lift on Saturday, making the ski lift the longest continuous ski vertical at any resort in the country.
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Woman dead after multiple vehicle collision
Saturday night at 7:45 p.m., the Idaho Falls Bonneville County Emergency Dispatch Center received a report of a multiple vehicle collision on S 15th East near the Sandy Downs Arena.
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Labelle Lake Ice Palace is open for their Fifth season
For the past 5 years the Labelle Lake Ice Palace has been creating magical memories for families and now their Icy Doors have opened once again for the magic to continue.
Continue Reading Annual grants available for artists, arts educators and arts administrators
Applications are due by January 31, 2023.
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Petex donates $2.7 million in software to ISU Department of Geosciences
Geosciences students and faculty at Idaho State University can get their hands on some of the industry’s state-of-the-art software thanks to a donation by Petroleum Experts (Petex).
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ISU professor’s book gains international attention
Arunima Datta says she was always interested in the history of everyday people.
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SBE conducts audit workshop for math and science standards
Wyoming currently has 1,877 K-12 content standards across 10 content areas.
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Our nation’s heroes honored in Pocatello
The Mountain View Cemetery was visited by tens of well wishers. All of whom were there to visit and honor the lives of those who have served in the military. This was done with the help of the Pocatello Civil Air Patrol and Pocatello Chapter of the POW*MIA organization placing wreaths on their graves.
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Falcon supercomputer now available to U of I researchers
U of I is one of three universities that gained access to Falcon in April.
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Expert ice fishing: F&G staff shares their tips so you can catch more fish
These tips will not only help you catch fish, but make your outing more comfortable.
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Premier Technology selected as Department of Energy’s MARVEL Microreactor metal fabricator
Premier Technology Inc. has been selected by Idaho National Laboratory as the DOE’s Microreactor Applications Research Validation and Evaluation (MARVEL) metal fabricator.
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2023 Leap Into Leadership Conference registration now open
The cost for attending the entire program is $95.
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Snake River bridge lanes north of Hoback Junction now open
The Wyoming Department of Transportation would like to inform drivers all the lanes on the Snake River bridge north of the Hoback Junction are open for use as of Friday.
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Skiers rescued after triggering avalanche
On Friday, two skiers entered the backcountry from the top of Teton Pass, with the goal of skiing a drainage several canyons to the north.
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Check your end of the year finances
It is a great time to check your finances at the end of the year to make sure that you don’t have to pay severe fines.
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Idaho’s November unemployment rate up slightly to 3%
Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3% in November, edging up from October’s 2.9%.
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Little, Wasden announce intent to join additional national opioid settlements
Governor Brad Little and Attorney General Lawrence Wasden Friday announced Idaho will join five additional national opioid settlements.
Continue Reading Real-world studies show updated COVID-19 boosters offer important protection against urgent care visits and hospitalizations
Although the updated COVID-19 vaccines don’t offer complete protection against a trip to the hospital or urgent care, they do offer important defense against the virus, particularly for seniors, two new studies show.
Continue Reading Idaho students’ unsolved deaths prompt rumors, harassment
Investigators have yet to name a suspect in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students who were found dead in a home near campus last month.
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