Little proclaims Oct. 15 “Idaho Move Over Law Day”
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 1,700 people were killed while outside of a disabled vehicle from 2016 to 2020, including 6 here in Idaho.
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 1,700 people were killed while outside of a disabled vehicle from 2016 to 2020, including 6 here in Idaho.
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This project will reduce hazardous fuels and improve wildlife habitat.
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The Snake River Animal Shelter is hosting a pet adoption event with Wackerli Subaru as part of the Subaru Loves Pets initiative Saturday.
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Yellowstone increased the parkwide fire danger level from moderate to high.
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In Thursday’s hearing, Judge Steven Boyce delayed discussion on the motion to separate Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow -Daybell’s trials. The court will now hear the motion on November 10th.
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American veteran and father of five died on Tuesday after sustaining injuries fighting alongside Ukrainian forces in the east of the country, his sister told CNN.
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With overdose deaths connected to synthetic opioid use rising in Wyoming and across the country, the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH), in coordination with Governor Mark Gordon, is sharing important information about fentanyl and similar drugs with state residents.
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Bingham County Sheriffs Office, Bingham County Emergency Management, in cooperation with Snake River School District and in conjunction with first responders will participate in a series of active shooter scenarios to take place at Snake River High School on Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
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Yellowstone National Park’s Northeast Entrance Road (Tower Junction to the Northeast Entrance in Cooke City/Silver Gate, Montana) will open to regular visitor vehicle traffic Saturday, Oct.15 at 8 a.m.
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Shipments of nuclear waste from the U.S. Department of Energy’s site in eastern Idaho to a nuclear waste repository in New Mexico have resumed following three episodes that caused New Mexico officials to suspend them.
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As the holidays approach, the Idaho State Fire Marshal’s Office is warning Idahoans against using water to douse candle fires.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation, along with contract crews from S & L Industrial, will be striping roads this week on WYO 22 during the day and in the town of Jackson, possibly during nighttime hours.
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The final purchase agreement will be dependent upon an appraisal and the final terms of the purchase and sale agreement.
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The Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) announced Sheriff Timothy K. Cameron has been selected as its new Colonel.
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The human caused Moose Fire burning west and south of North Fork has burned 130,144 acres and is 80% contained.
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The Salmon-Challis National Forest planned to implement the Dagger Creek Bridge Project on the Boundary Dagger Road (#568) this fall while access to the Middle Fork Salmon River at Boundary Creek Boat Launch has reduced demand due to low water and a debris flow at Ramshorn Creek.
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Tickets will go on sale Friday, Oct. 14, and admission is $5 for general admission events.
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Pocatello Animal Services is partnering with Phil Meador Subaru for its 4th Annual National Make A Dog’s Day.
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REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI) – The U.S. State department confirms an American died Tuesday while on life support at a military hospital in Kyiv, Ukraine. The sister of Dane Partridge says he was that American. Partridge is from Rexburg, Idaho. He had been helping Ukrainian troops take back their land since April. That is until he was
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The Preston Police Department is not taking any chances as it investigates a social media shooting threat in the Preston School District.
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There will be no school Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022 at Blackfoot High School due to a water pipe repair.
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A nuclear waste treatment plant in eastern Idaho designed to treat 900,000 gallons of sodium-bearing, radioactive waste will likely start operating in early December.
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An environmental group filed a lawsuit against U.S. Forest Service officials on Tuesday for allegedly polluting waterways during their battles against wildfires by inadvertently dropping large volumes of chemical flame retardant into streams.
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This local fundraiser actually “runs” to help a community dinner table and provide scholarships every year.
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Idaho officials reported 721 new COVID-19 cases and 11 new deaths Wednesday.
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The bugle of the majestic elk has sounded.
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A new housing project is set to begin construction later this month at South Fifth Avenue in Pocatello.
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After review and discussion, the Idaho Department of Insurance accepted a 11.5% reduction in rates, effective January 1, 2023.
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On this day last year, there was a huge snowstorm that rolled through Eastern Idaho dropping several inches of snow.
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The Craters of the Moon National Monument Mission 66 Historic District was recently listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its preservation of iconic Mission 66 architecture.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is announcing fiscal year 2024 grant and loan funding opportunities for Idaho’s drinking water and wastewater systems.
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During two days, 13 people filled two dump trailers and two pickups with rusty barbed wire and debris and it was taken to a local recycling plant.
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Idaho Power and an advisory panel representing customer groups and regulators continue work this week on the utility’s 20-year energy plan.
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Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad is one of a record 98 Idaho mayors participating in the Mayor’s Walking Challenge.
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The College of Eastern Idaho is holding its second annual Clothesline project on the CEI campus.
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For the third year, the Idaho State University Graduate School is hosting its Annual Book Drive to benefit local elementary schools.
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Both young, and young of heart, learn how fun and exciting STEM can be and what it means to be a part of careers that can change the world.
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It’s been 29 years since Sandi Crane walked into the Custer County Sheriffs on Oct. 11, 1993, to report she could not find her nine-year-old daughter Stephanie who was last seen at the Challis Lanes Bowling Alley between 5 and 6 p.m.
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Idaho State Police reports Robert Trotter has been located alive and safe.
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Nearly 50 longtime Idaho Republicans including a former governor and dozens of other past and current officeholders on Tuesday endorsed the Democratic candidate for attorney general in November’s election.
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The potato harvest is nearing its end, and many farmers have been hard at work to make sure our tables will be full with our favorite potato dishes.
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Randy Larkin is set to face a jury trial in July 2023 for a first degree murder case.
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The road will remain open in the evenings and weekends.
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Young adults across the state are being asked by the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) to complete a brief survey about substance use and other health-related behaviors.
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The Salmon-Challis National Forest has had one new fire in the last week.
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The human caused Moose Fire burning west and south of North Fork has burned 130,130 acres and is 80% contained.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Idaho Falls District will conduct a 70-acre prescribed burn on Big Creek, located 16 miles east of Challis between Oct. 11 and October 20, 2022.
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Group sentenced to combined $21,975 in fines, 15 years in license revocations – with an additional 24 years if probation is violated, 34 years of probation, 330 hours of community service in lieu of jail, and 4 pronghorns forfeited.
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By Adrienne Broaddus and Amy Simonson, CNN Months after he was shot and paralyzed in the Highland Park, Illinois, Fourth of July attack, 8-year-old Cooper Roberts returned to school this week, his family announced. The young boy wheeled himself to class, ready to join his twin brother Luke in the third grade, according to a
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Idahoans are urged to be cautious during 2022 Medicare open enrollment.
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Distinguished scientist and department manager Ron Boring has won the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society’s 2022 Arnold M. Small and Betty M. Sanders President’s Distinguished Service Award.
Continue ReadingThe Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) announced the award of $542,850 to 12 drinking water and wastewater systems to help facilities evaluate system deficiencies and determine necessary upgrades.
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Students at Mountain View Middle School in Blackfoot received a special gift on Monday.
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Citizens play a critical role in protecting wildlife by reporting violations.
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Effective Friday, October 14, 2022 at 12:01 am, the Salmon‐Challis National Forest will terminate the Moose Fire Emergency Area, Road, and Trail Closure, Order Number: 04‐13‐22‐513.
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The summit will focus on improving mental health for all Wyoming residents through partnerships and enhanced collaboration.
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Drivers in the Gem State are paying much more for a gallon of gas than in other parts of the country, but so far, the heavy impact of a recent surge in pump prices has been felt primarily in northern Idaho.
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Is your closet filled with coats you no longer use? The Wall of Warmth is a great place to donate them.
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Fish and Game’s screen program, water users, and local landowners have been working together to prevent the loss of fish into ditch systems for over 60 years.
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Idaho State University will celebrate Homecoming 2022 Oct. 10-15 with a variety of traditional events, from a Homecoming bonfire to the annual parade and football game.
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Their terms take effect immediately, and they will fulfill the remaining terms through December 2023.
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From the views of the Tetons to the Treasure Valley, the Gem State has a lot to offer.
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The City of Pocatello, US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Idaho Department of Fish and Game and Bannock County need your help assessing authorized and social/unauthorized trails in the Portneuf to Peaks area for future improvements.
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A Pocatello man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for the discharge of a firearm during a robbery that occurred on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation on June 23, 2021.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a single-vehicle fatality crash that occurred Saturday, at 7:24 p.m. on Interstate 86 at milepost 7, in Cassia County.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation will be working on replacing avalanche infrastructure on Teton Pass Monday at 2 p.m.
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The falls were lit up in blue Saturday night to honor the men and women who serve in law enforcement.
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The Idaho Falls Recreation Center on Memorial Drive once again was home to a model train show.
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Like energy resources of the past, the future will be mined here in the heart of the Salmon challis national forest.Australian-based Jervois Global Ltd. is opening the first primary cobalt mine in the United States in nearly 50 years.
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Community members in Pocatello hat the opportunity to visit 10 historic homes and churches on Saturday. This is the first year that a tour of historic homes has been offered.
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho city has settled a federal discrimination lawsuit with a former library employee who said they were harassed and discriminated against because they are non-binary and transgender, the Idaho Statesman reports. Perez filed a lawsuit against Boise, the former library director and other library and city employees in U.S. District
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Idaho officials reported 392 new COVID-19 cases and 2 new deaths Friday.
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U of I’s grant will directly benefit more than 100 Idaho farmers and ranchers.
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Beginning Monday, Oct. 10, the Taproom will open for lunch 11 a.m. Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays.
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he Internal Revenue Service warns taxpayers of a recent increase in IRS-themed texting scams aimed at stealing personal and financial information.
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Idaho State University TRIO Upward Bound Programs were awarded nearly $1.5 million to offer high school students experience in science and math fields through its Upward Bound 6-week residential academic program.
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Completed application packages should be submitted by Friday, Nov. 4, 2022.
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This project is expected to be carried out anytime during the month of October 2022
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A harmless, native insect known as the cicada killer wasp is being mistaken throughout Idaho as an international invader with a menacing reputation.
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Crews will be doing utility work on 17th Street next week.
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An accident involving two semi trucks are blocking the southbound lanes of I-15 near Rose Road north of Blackfoot.
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Logan Barnett was located Thursday night shortly before 11:00 p.m. He was wanted for a felony aggravated battery.
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The Division of Public Health in the Department of Health and Welfare has issued a health advisory for Henrys Lake in Fremont County.
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Many young children took to the parking lot of Shilo Inn in a tricycle race.
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You will see their cheese on the store shelves under different names but not Glanbia.
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We talk with Lindsey Sterling about her new album, “Snow Waltz”.
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The Idaho Immunization Coalition in partnership with Idaho State University’s College of Pharmacy will host a drive-thru flu shot and coronavirus vaccine clinic on Saturday, Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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t place winners in each category will receive $100, with $50 for second place winners.
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Idaho’s top wildlife official says the state’s wolf population appears to be holding steady despite recent changes by lawmakers that allow expanded methods and seasons for killing wolves.
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More than 200,000 catchable-sized rainbow trout will be stocked around the state this October.
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Lori Vallow-Daybell’s trial set for January 2023 has been vacated.
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The Idaho Supreme Court heard arguments in lawsuits over three of Idaho’s abortion laws on Thursday and could hand down a ruling later this year.
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This is the time of the year when you may see some interesting characters walking around.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department and Idaho Falls Fire Department responded Wednesday to a vehicle collision on Sunnyside Road near Potomac Way.
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More imperiled Snake River sockeye salmon returned to central Idaho this year than in nearly a decade, but biologists are disappointed that few of them came from fish that spawned naturally in the wild.
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October brings a change in the air.
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The following roads in Yellowstone National Park will be closed to public vehicle traffic beginning on the following dates.
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This Saturday is the Blackfoot Rotary Club’s 12th Annual Tater Trot at Jensen Grove.
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On Wednesday, a fatal crash occurred at milepost 1.5 on County Road 315 near La Barge, Wyoming.
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By Katherine Dillinger, CNN About 2.55 million middle and high school students in the US currently use e-cigarettes, researchers say, based on responses to a survey conducted earlier this year. Researchers from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the US Food and Drug Administration looked at responses from the 2022 National Youth
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