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In today’s world of chronic sleep deprivation, the blessings of a good night’s sleep may seem impossible to find.
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In today’s world of chronic sleep deprivation, the blessings of a good night’s sleep may seem impossible to find.
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Plummeting COVID-19 case counts across the United States are leading to lifted mask mandates and more conversations about steps toward normalcy — but more people are dying of the coronavirus now than during most points of the pandemic.
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Department of Energy (DOE) Idaho National Laboratory Site crews are operating the final test run of the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU), running waste simulant through the facility to ensure the plant’s performance and personnel proficiency for upcoming radiological operations.
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The Idaho Falls Water Division is encouraging property owners who have properties that are 20 years or older to take immediate measures to prevent frozen and broken waterlines.
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If you aren’t sure whether you will be voting Republican or Democrat in the upcoming Primary Election, you may have to make your decision sooner than in past primaries.
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Children ages 8 to 10 put out about a quarter of the aerosolized particles as adults do when breathing, speaking and singing, according to a new study.
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Legislation to enhance protections for gun-makers, sellers and weapons carriers during declared emergencies in Idaho is headed to the governor.
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The Idaho Senate has approved a resolution that characterizes The New York Times’ “1619 Project” as a divisive reeducation campaign about slavery that causes shame while promoting former President Donald Trump’s 1776 Commission aimed at “patriotic education” in schools but that historians have rejected as political propaganda.
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Idaho officials reported 2,310 new COVID-19 cases and 12 new deaths Wednesday.
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A bill to require health insurance companies to cover the cost of general birth control has passed the Senate.
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The Idaho House resoundingly passed a bill that would repeal the state’s primary law banning private militias on Wednesday.
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Governor Mark Gordon recognized the selection of Newcastle Middle School Paraprofessional Keeley Anderson as the 2022 Recognizing Inspiring School Employees (RISE) national awardee during a ceremony in Newcastle today.
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On the heels of concerning new lab and animal experiments suggesting that BA.2 may be capable of causing more severe disease than the original Omicron strain, two new studies are helping to show how well human immunity is defending against this strain in the real world.
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Summer of 2022 will see some new road construction coming into the Rexburg area. The city of Rexburg Public Works director Keith Davidson says the main goal the city hopes to accomplish with theses new projects is to keep Rexburg commuters safe. “it’s going to make things easier and safer.”
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Idaho National Laboratory and the University of Utah have signed an agreement allowing both organizations to collaborate on research and development projects aimed at advancing the nation’s energy and security technology.
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The Idaho Community Foundation is seeking grant applications to the Idaho Future Fund for projects that will support gaps in K-12 educational programs that affect the quality of education in Idaho.
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The Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Joint Powers Board (JHTTB) is calling on community members living or working in Teton County, Wyoming, to share their opinions and help shape the future of tourism for the region via a resident tourism sentiment survey launching Tuesday, February 22, 2022.
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A Boise man pleaded guilty to transportation for prostitution and money laundering.
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Firefighters spent Wednesday morning battling a fire at the corner of Clark Street and North Main Street in Pocatello.
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Stacker compiled the highest paying construction jobs in Boise, ID using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The interval between first and second doses of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines may be as long as eight weeks for certain people, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in vaccine guidance updated on Tuesday.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its third year, scientists are finding that the coronavirus has far-reaching effects on health beyond the acute phase of illness.
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Legislation allowing the Powerball lottery and its huge jackpots to continue in Idaho has cleared the House.
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Governor Mark Gordon has ordered the Wyoming State Flag be flown at half staff at the Capitol in Cheyenne and in Teton County from sunrise to sunset on Friday, February 25, 2022 in honor and memory of Leland Christensen.
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The Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Department (TCJPRD) would like to remind you to clean up after pets when utilizing public hiking and walking trails.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department is currently searching for a 15-year-old juvenile runaway.
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No progress was made on whether the Idaho Falls Public Library will charge residents in Bonneville county more to use the services the library provides. Currently Residents of Bonneville county pay a household fee of $60 which is paid through the county tax. The recent proposal will raise the household tax up by 40$ totaling $100.
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After passing a bill earlier this month to ban cities or counties from capping rental fees, the Idaho House will now take up a bill that would impose statewide rental fee regulations, with a focus on three things.
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The Idaho House unanimously passed Tuesday what is called a Joint Memorial to Washington State Governor Jay Inslee.
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An investigation is underway in Boise after a person was shot Tuesday morning.
Continue ReadingThe Pocatello Fire Department reports crews were busy Tuesday morning working a semi fire on southbound Interstate 15 at milepost 62 near Port of Entry.
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A panel of lawmakers introduced legislation that would strengthen Idaho’s “stand your ground” law by requiring counties to reimburse anyone charged in a slaying if a judge or jury concludes they acted in self-defense.
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The Idaho House of Representatives has approved a bill to make it a crime for an employer to require a COVID-19 vaccine or require employees to disclose their vaccine status.
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health is conducting free health screenings, by appointment only, for the public on Feb. 23 and Feb. 25.
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Teton County announced the hire of a Regional Transportation Planning Administrator, a newly created position that will coordinate the transportation efforts of the Town of Jackson, Teton County and regional partners.
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A long-time Bannock County Sheriff’s deputy is hanging up his badge after nearly 30 years of service.
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Idaho’s wildland firefighters are a step closer to receiving competitive compensation on par with their federal peers and other western states.
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Target will have the official grand opening of the new Jackson, Wyoming store on April 3, 2022.
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The City of Pocatello is continuing its work to remove Russian Olive trees in the City Creek Trail System.
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Legislation to force local taxing districts to use some of their revenue sharing funds from state sales tax for property tax relief is headed to the full House.
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Legislation that would make it illegal to perform gender confirmation surgery on juveniles was introduced in the Idaho House State Affairs Committee on Tuesday.
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Bison operations began at the Stephens Creek administrative area in Yellowstone National Park late last week.
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After you’ve filed your Idaho income tax return, track your refund online at tax.idaho.gov/refund for the most up-to-date information.
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Idaho U.S. Senator Jim Risch is throwing his support behind Speaker Scott Bedke and officially endorsed Bedke to be Idaho’s next Lieutenant Governor on Tuesday.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) seeks comment on the 2022 Integrated Report.
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By SAM METZ Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Two Blackhawk helicopters crashed near a Utah ski resort Tuesday morning, forcing the closures on part of the mountain but leaving no crew members seriously hurt. The Utah National Guard says the crash occurred during a standard training exercise on U.S. Forest Service land just
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After the Omicron coronavirus variant made a record number of US children sick in January, children’s hospitals across the United States braced for what has come with every other spike in the COVID-19 pandemic: cases of a rare but dangerous condition called multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, commonly known as MIS-C. But a number of hospitals say the expected surge in cases hasn’t showed up — at least not yet.
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2021 was an historic year for our local farmers.
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RIGBY, Idaho (KIFI) – The next generation of rocket scientists are blasting off in Rigby. Five Rigby students will be competing in this year’s “Team America Rocketry Challenge” The contest was created to give middle and high school students the chance to design, build and of course launch their own model rockets. Giving the students valuable
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An area of low pressure continues to slide to the southwest, with a few leftover snow showers and cold air from the north. OVERNIGHT: A chance of snow with mostly cloudy skies. Lows around 7°, with sub-zero wind chills. North winds at 10-20 MPH. TUESDAY: A chance of snow with mostly cloudy skies and a
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MIDVALE, Utah (AP) — Police believe a man told his 4-year-old child to fire at officers following a dispute over his order at a McDonald’s drive-thru in suburban Salt Lake City. An officer was able to swipe at the gun as it was fired on Monday, directing the bullet away. The unidentified man brandished a
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The Idaho House on Monday passed a bill making it illegal to deliver a neighbor’s voting ballot to the post office.
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voters to join a political party earlier in the year if they want to vote in the primary narrowly passed the Idaho House on Monday after lively debate.
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Current State Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra announced Monday she will seek re-election this year.
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Idaho officials reported 3,496 new COVID-19 cases and 29 new deaths over the holiday weekend.
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We’re two years into the pandemic, and doctors are still echoing the same message.
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International tensions and the rising cost of crude oil have sent gas prices soaring in other parts of the country, but so far, Idaho has been spared from a similar fate.
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Power outages can occur anytime due to factors such as storms, animals and accidents.
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Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Director Tracy Stone-Manning announced veteran and manager Karen Kelleher has been selected as the BLM’s Idaho State Director, based in Boise.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden is advising Idahoans to do their homework before purchasing residential rooftop solar systems.
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Venice knows the burden all too well. So does Amsterdam.
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By Aleks Klosok, CNN Kamila Valieva took to social media on Monday to thank her coaches and fans for their support following her first Winter Olympics — one which was shrouded in controversy as the 15-year-old became embroiled in a doping scandal. In a series of Instagram posts, Valieva began by thanking her coaches, including
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Parents are experiencing whiplash.
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Two bills focused on transparency in Idaho’s elections were introduced in a Senate committee on Monday.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office has suffered a big loss.
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With spring turkey hunts and the big game controlled hunt application period right around the corner, now is the time to get your hunter education certification.
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The National Park Service has listed the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Pocatello in its National Register of Historic Places.
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FORT HALL, Idaho (KIFIF) – A powerline caused some traffic early Monday morning near Fort Hall. Police and firefighters both responded to the downed powerline around 2 a.m. this morning. Law enforcement says the downed powerline was due to the winter weather. No injuries or wrecks have been reported at this time.
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The arctic cold will be within our region starting on Tuesday with temperatures decreasing even more during the week.
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Idaho state legislators and the Idaho State School Board Association have come together for their annual Day on the Hill, where Idaho School board members from all over the state are invited to the state capital in Boise to discuss with lawmakers how recent laws or future laws may affect the education system of the state.
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COOKE CITY, Mont. (AP) — An investigation is underway after a snow biker was killed in an avalanche in southern Montana. The Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center reports the motorized snow bike triggered the slide on Miller Mountain in the Sheep Creek Drainage north of Cooke City on Saturday evening. The rider, whose name and
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department got the call just after 7 A.M. Sunday, of a house fire in the 2000 block of North 45th West.
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A unique display in Pocatello is going full steam ahead.
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By BRIDGER BEAL-CVETKO The Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Juneteenth could soon be designated a state holiday in Utah, thanks to a bill passed by the House. The Deseret News reports holiday would celebrate June 19, 1865, the day that federal troops freed the remainder of the enslaved population in Galveston, Texas —
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A cold front will pass through tomorrow which will look to bring several changes to weather forecast in the coming days.
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The American Dog Derby, is America’s oldest dog sled race with its origins tracing back to 1917. The race has quickly become part of the lives of the people in Ashton as well as those racing with their dogs. For Karen Yeargain, the event has become such a part of her that she can’t imagine what it would be like without being there. “But it’s a lifestyle, and I’ve I’ve indoctrinated more than my share of people into it, which is awesome. But it’s been 34 years doing it and now I’m not ready to stop.”
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Two people and two dogs have been displaced after an early morning fire Saturday.
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A train car is back on its tracks in Idaho Falls after some quick work from crews.
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Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 450 into law Friday, providing an estimated $64 million in unemployment insurance tax cuts for Idaho businesses over the next two years.
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An Idaho woman has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in connection with the beating death of her 9-year-old stepson.
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Many today gathered in Bear Gulch near Ashton to race their dog sleds for the first day of competition.
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The Idaho Republican Party is responding to governor candidate Ammon Bundy switching his affiliation from Republican to Independent.
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Three Idaho men were sentenced to federal prison this week for their participation in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and heroin in the Magic Valley.
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The US Food and Drug Administration on Thursday cautioned people to avoid certain powdered infant formulas that may be tied to bacterial infections in four babies who were hospitalized.
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The State Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to waive Idaho’s requirement that members of the high school Class of 2022 must take a college entrance exam in order to graduate this spring or summer.
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Pocatello, Highland and Century high school fans will be getting a home field advantage next year.
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The United Way of Southeastern Idaho is hosting its second annual 5K Your Way from Feb. 18 to Feb. 27.
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Idaho officials reported 2,214 new COVID-19 cases and 20 new deaths Friday.
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Measures to protect patients hospitalized with COVID-19 from financial liability have been rolled back by most insurers in the United States, leaving the vast majority of patients with an average out-of-pocket bill of about $4,000 for each hospital stay, according to research published this week in the journal JAMA Network Open.
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The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sent the following letter to leaders worldwide updating guidelines regarding COVID-19.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden has announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested a Sagle man on Thursday for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor.
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The Lemhi County Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with the Idaho State Police, the Delta County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, served a search warrant on a home north of Salmon Wednesday.
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Adolescence is a critical period of physical growth and self-discovery, but it also might be the most important phase for keeping an eye on your kid’s insomnia.
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By Andy Rose, CNN A US airman who became known as the “Candy Bomber” for his unique supply drops in Germany after World War II died Wednesday in Utah. Col. Gail S. Halvorsen was 101 years old. The Gail S. Halvorsen Aviation Education Foundation said on Facebook that he died surrounded by family after a
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The Idaho Transportation Board voted to accelerate the improvement of several major roadways during its regular monthly meeting Thursday.
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Beginning Tuesday, the Lower City Creek Trailhead and trail below Bridge 1 will be closed to all users while Russian Olive Trees are being removed.
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Idaho’s administrative district judges will determine what courtroom COVID-19 precautions are appropriate for conditions in their parts of the state, the Idaho Supreme Court ordered Thursday.
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By Jen Christensen, CNN At age 14, Alexander Neville was still very much a curious kid. He was a Boy Scout who enjoyed getting outdoors and camping. He played with Legos and liked to skateboard. He slept with a stuffed Iron Man figure and still snuggled with a teddy bear he’d had since he was
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The Idaho State Board of Education Thursday approved a new policy on student fees at Idaho’s four-year public higher education institutions, making some student fees optional.
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Chubbuck Councilmember Ryan S. Lewis resigned from his Council Seat #4 effective February 15, 2022, and was confirmed and appointed by the Mayor and City Council as the new City Attorney for the City of Chubbuck during Wednesday night’s Council Meeting.
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