Local firefighters “Fill the Boot” for Muscular Dystrophy Association this weekend
The Idaho Falls Fire Department is once again upholding a cherished tradition, partnering with the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) for their…
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Denied Again: Judge rejects Lori Vallow Daybell’s bid for a new trial
Lori Vallow Daybell’s motion for a new trial following her conviction for conspiring to kill her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, has been…
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ITD urges drivers to be cautious traveling through Pocatello for Memorial Day Weekend
The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is asking Memorial Day Weekend travelers to be especially cautious driving through the Pocatello area of…
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Federal waivers in Indiana, Iowa could boost Idaho’s chances for SNAP purchase restrictions
“President Trump has given our nation a once-in-a-generation opportunity to change the health trajectory for our entire country,” said Secretary…
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Veterans and volunteers gather for Idaho Field of Heroes Memorial dedication ceremony Friday
The annual Idaho Field of Heroes Memorial has returned to the Portneuf Valley for its 21st year; the memorial was officially dedicated with a…
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Funland at the Zoo opens for the season
Funland at the Zoo opens for the season on Friday, May 23, inviting visitors to extend their trip to the Idaho Falls Zoo with classic rides, snacks…
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AAA Idaho expects new record for Memorial Day travel
AAA Idaho expects 45 million Americans traveling for the holiday…
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Drink up: McCammon boil order lifted
The City of McCammon has issued a mandatory 36-hour boil order for all homes within city limits after a critical well pump malfunction during a water…
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Idaho Falls Downtown Development announces Kerry Hammon as Executive Director
The Idaho Falls Downtown Development Corporation (IFDDC) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Kerry Hammon as its new Executive Director,…
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Governor Little brings “Capital for a Day” to Shelley next week
Governor Brad Little is bringing state government directly to the community of Shelley next week for his latest “Capital for a Day” event. The event…
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Yellowstone road rage incident leads to Federal Conviction for Oregon man
A 67-year-old Bend, Oregon, man faces up to 20 years in federal prison after being convicted of assaulting a federal employee inside Yellowstone…
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St. Anthony holding their annual Fisherman’s Breakfast Friday
The annual Fisherman’s Breakfast kicks off at 6 a.m. Friday, May 23 at Clyde Keefer Memorial Park in St.…
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Giving back mile by mile, friends tour for charity
Three later-in-life friends are traveling the country, raising money for two important…
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Allegiant launches nonstop Idaho Falls-Denver flights
Allegiant Air officially launched new nonstop service Thursday from Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) to the Denver International Airport (DEN) in…
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Victor Perez Shooting Timeline
The shocking and controversial Pocatello police shooting of 17-year-old Victor Perez on April 5, 2025, ignited public outrage and propelled the city…
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Utah teacher raises money to pay off school lunch debts
By Mythili Gubbi Click here for updates on this story WEST HAVEN, Utah (KSTU) — One elementary school teacher in West Haven is raising money to…
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Former funeral home owner Lance Peck agrees to plea deal with prosecutors
The former owner of Downard Funeral Home, where bodies were found decomposing inside, has signed a plea deal with the Bannock County Prosecuting…
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Truck Fire on I-15: Driver Unharmed, truck a total loss
A driver is safe after his truck, pulling a camper trailer, caught fire on the I-15 on-ramp in Roberts this morning. The incident happened around…
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Idaho Power employees clean up Pocatello cemetery for day of service
“When families come here, hopefully it’s just a little surprise for them that someone took the time to take care of the headstone,” said Matt Stucki,…
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American Falls food bank gets major donation from Bingham Ag Services
Bingham Ag Services presented Willow Bay Food Bank with $7,300 in donations on Thursday. Willow Bay Baptist Church operates the Willow Bay Food Bank…
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Bingham County coroner identifies pedestrian killed in minivan crash
The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office said a pedestrian died from injuries after he was hit by a minivan.…
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Local airport sees spike in firearms at security checkpoints: Know the rules for flying with firearms
With the summer travel season officially underway, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is issuing a crucial reminder for travelers. So…
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Idahoans prepare to break out their fishing gear this Memorial Day weekend
Idaho Fish and Game says the holiday weekend is a great time for fishers and anglers to break out their gear. Its hatchery crews have been stocking…
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Pocatello Thunder Baseball breaks ground on new facilities
“The upgrades are set to transform the facilities, providing athletes with state-of-the-art amenities that reflect the community’s commitment to…
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Buckle Up! Bonneville County cracks down on seatbelt violations for “100 deadliest days”
Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies are participating with the Idaho Office of Highway Safety and Law Enforcement from around the state looking…
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Teton County to sound emergency sirens Friday in full-system test
Teton County residents might be in for a jarring wake-up call on Friday, May 23, 2025, as emergency sirens blare across the county during a…
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Pocatello buzzing for National Pollinator Week, starting June 17th
The Friends of Edson Fichter Nature Area and members of the National Pollinator Pathways Organization are hosting a week of events in June…
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A single vote secured a $200,000 budget boost for American Falls rural fire district
A close victory in Power County elections last night will bring a budget boost to the American Falls rural fire district.
The fire district had a…
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UPDATE: Idaho Falls teenager reported missing: Police ask for public’s help
The Idaho Falls Police Department is looking for a juvenile runaway, Cordell Kenworthy. Cordell is a 17-year-old white male with brown hair and hazel…
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Kohberger defense team demands trial delay after case details leak
The defense team of Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, is pushing to delay the fastly approaching…
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Brady Chapel open house set for Memorial Day
The City of Pocatello Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), in coordination with the Friends of the Brady Chapel, will be hosting the Brady Chapel…
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Get your ducks in a row: Idaho Falls Rotary Club gearing up for annual race
The Idaho Falls Rotary Club is making waves as they gear up for the annual Great Snake River Greenbelt Duck Race. On Wednesday, the club officially…
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Jefferson County voters approve new ambulance district
If a new ambulance district is created, full-time emergency responders will be on-hand in the Rigby area. That will mean less stress on volunteer…
Continue Reading Local News 8 Investigation: Pocatello Police had previous interactions with Victor Perez before fatal shooting
A Local News 8 investigation into Pocatello Police reports has uncovered significant new details surrounding the tragic shooting of disabled teen,…
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Community All-Stars: Teton-Newdale Veteran Memorial – “When they die, this is home”
Memorial Day is reserved to remember the brave men and women who died while serving our country. In the Teton-Newdale Cemetery, that remembrance…
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Local officers join Law Enforcement Torch Run to support Idaho Special Olympics
Local law enforcement officers and deputies are lacing up their running shoes for a cause: the annual Special Olympics Idaho Law Enforcement Torch…
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“You can’t park here:” Rexburg driver charged with DUI, concealed weapon after multiple collisions
A Rexburg man is behind bars after police say he crashed his car into two separate vehicles while allegedly under the influence of a “cocktail” of…
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Bond to build new Shelley High School fails
Voters in the Shelley School District said no to building a new high school.…
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High cost and low pay squeeze summer child care options
School is almost out for summer, and a lot of working parents are looking for child care services to maintain their daily…
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Preston gears up for 125th anniversary celebration in July 2025
The City of Preston, Idaho, is gearing up to celebrate its 125th Anniversary in 2025 with a summer-long initiative with a celebration event on…
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DOJ sues North Idaho City, citing descrimination against Christian Nationalist-Aligned Church
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against the City of Troy, Idaho, alleging that the city violated the Religious Land Use and…
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Pocatello Catholic school hosting end-of-year student art exhibition
“It’s really fantastic to see what kids can do,” said Margie Gabiola, principal of Holy Spirit Catholic School. “…When you go into a space where…
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New laws bring changes to DMV services in 2025
The Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is preparing to implement several statutory and rule changes passed during the 2025 Legislative Session.…
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Bonneville County Republican Central Committee seeks applications for County Clerk position
The Bonneville County Republican Central Committee (BCRCC) has officially opened the application period for the Bonneville County Clerk position.…
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New Red Cross blood donation center coming to Pocatello May 30
People wanting to make a difference in the Pocatello area will soon have a new larger, more modern place to donate lifesaving blood. On May 30, the…
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Salmon teacher selected for prestigious National STEM Scholar Program
A dedicated teacher from Salmon has earned a coveted spot in the National STEM Scholar Program. Renae Lewis, of Salmon Junior-Senior High School, is…
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Pocatello custom car businesses devastated by recent fire
Owners of local classic car restoration business ‘Badass Glass’ are trying to get back on their feet after a fire destroyed the company’s body…
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Biologists to monitor black and grizzly bears in Grand Teton area
Biologists with the U.S. National Park Service and U.S. Geological Survey will conduct bear capture operations in Grand Teton National Park and the…
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Teton County School District names Dr. Scott Crisp as interim superintendent
The Following is a press release from Teton County School District: TETON COUNTY, Wyo (KIFI) — Teton County School District is pleased to announce…
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Following Nebraska’s soda ban, Idaho could be closer to restricting junk food purchases with SNAP benefits
Following a significant move in Nebraska, Idaho is on track to potentially enact restrictions on what can be purchased with Supplemental Nutrition…
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“A new face has arrived at the zoo:” Welcome Gankhuyag
Workers at the Idaho Falls Zoo arrived Friday morning to find a new…
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Highway 20 pursuit ends in arrest of felony suspect
A man with an active felony arrest warrant is in custody following an alleged stalking incident and pursuit on Highway 20, according to a post on the…
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Fort Hall Police locates and arrests sex offender traveling with runaway teen
Police in Fort Hall are asking for the public’s help locating a known sex offender, 36-year-old Eli Mosho.
Anyone with information about Mosho’s…
Idaho voters head to polls May 20th
Idahoans are heading to the polls tomorrow for the May 20th election, with polls open from 8 AM to 8 PM. Several key local measures are on the…
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Last-Minute Opportunity: Skyline students to share education ideas with Senator Lent
In a surprise opportunity for young voices to be heard, the members of Skyline High School’s student government are set to meet with the chair of…
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New survey shows Idaho Falls residents value economy, safety, and quality of services
“Citizen opinion matters a great deal. We appreciate all the residents who took the survey,” said Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper. “Citizen…
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Bannock County property values expected to rise in 2025 following state study
The Bannock County Assessor’s Office announced property values may rise around the area after a study by the Idaho State Tax Commission found Bannock…
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Federal government cuts nearly $50 million in grants to Idaho Health and Welfare
The federal government has ended nearly $50 million in grants to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare following President…
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Pocatello Rotary Club dedicates their first Little Free Library
“Reading is magic, and at the Pocatello Rotary we like to bring some more of that magic to our community,” said Michael Strickland, member of the…
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City council candidate Ann Swanson shares plans for Pocatello if elected
“My run is really a thank you note to Pocatello in some ways,” said Swanson. “It’s always been a driver of mine to be of service and to look for…
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“Walks on the Moon:” Special guided hikes at Craters of the Moon this May & June
The National Park Service (NPS) invites members of the public to participate in three special “walks on the Moon” that will be held in May…
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Idaho Attorney General warns of sextortion ring targeting young Idaho children online
Idaho’s Attorney General, Raúl Labrador, is issuing a serious warning for parents of young children about a dangerous online sextortion scheme.…
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Biden diagnosed with ‘aggressive form’ of prostate cancer
CNN By Betsy Klein, Katherine Dillinger, Meg Tirrell and Isabelle D’Antonio, CNN (CNN) — Former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with an…
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Former Commissioner of Social Security voices concerns on the way DOGE is handling things
O’Malley says he does not agree with the way DOGE is handling social security. He says DOGE has cut almost 20% of social security’s staff, which…
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Take It Down Act heads to the president’s desk
The Take It Down Act will make it illegal to publish non-consensual sexual images or videos, including material that’s been edited or AI-generated…
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Rollover crash on I-15
At least two cars were involved in the…
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Local volunteers train to be first responders with CERT
“Things are definitely getting crazier in the world, that’s for sure. And you never know when a natural disaster might happen that you do need some…
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Ririe man taken into custody after standoff with police
The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team was called in to…
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Peace Officer Memorial — Idaho Falls remembers fallen law enforcement officers
As National Police Week came to a close, local law enforcement agencies gathered together to show their respect for the fallen peace officers of…
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What to do if your basement floods
If you have a home built before the 1980s, there could be lead or asbestos in your walls that could be disturbed and made…
Continue Reading Idaho seeks Federal approval to restrict junk food purchases with SNAP benefits
On Friday, Governor Brad Little and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare submitted a formal request to the U.S. Department of Agriculture…
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International and regional tourists killed in Island Park crash identified
The Fremont County Coroner’s Office has identified the international tourists killed in the Island Park fiery crash. Next of kin have been…
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Friends of Edson Fichter Nature Area to host first Bioblitz event Saturday
The Friends of Edson Fichter Nature Area are hosting a citizen-science Bioblitz on Saturday, May 17.
During the Bioblitz, participants will…
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Custer County Sheriff suspends search for missing Challis man’s remains
Custer County Sheriff Levi Maydole has suspended the search for the remains of 47-year-old Patrick Shelton.
The news comes after murder suspect,…
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Traffic Alert: ITD announces highway closures in eastern Idaho for railroad work
The Idaho Transportation Department, in partnership with Union Pacific Railroad, will close highways near several railroad crossings in May.
State…
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Aspiring Cali rapper’s Yellowstone stunt could land him in hot water
A torrent of online commenters attempted to inform the San Bernardino rapper that the water from Yellowstone’s thermal fissures is not just…
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Pocatello Animal Services offering $10 rabies vaccines on Saturday
Pocatello Animal Services will host their annual Low-Cost Rabies Vaccination Clinic on Saturday, May 17.
The clinic will offer rabies vaccines for…
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Idaho Falls Library hosts ‘Coding for Kids’
The 6-week series of classes are on Tuesdays through Saturdays — from 4 pm to 5 pm. Children are taken from a place of zero knowledge, and level…
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Writing on the wall: what the graffiti in Idaho Falls means for its citizens
Crime Stoppers has agreed to offer a $500 cash reward for any tips that lead to a successful graffiti related arrest. People can come forward…
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Surviving cub reunited with mother after park staff discover the carcasses of two yearling grizzlies
On Tuesday, May 13, staff at Grand Teton National Park discovered the bodies of two yearling grizzly bears in a closed area south of Colter Bay.
The…
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Judge in Idaho student killings case demands records held following leak
A judge overseeing the pretrial hearings for Bryan Kohberger, the former criminology grad student accused of killing four University of Idaho…
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Dump truck and semi totaled in fire near Fort Hall; Fuel spill reported
A dump truck and a semi-truck were declared a total loss after both vehicles erupted in flames on Thursday, May 14, 2025, at Mickelsen Construction…
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Ground broken for new Rigby High School field house
The new field house will let the school’s students and the community play sports year-round. Since Idaho’s colder months can last a long time,…
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Portneuf Valley to honor fallen heroes at 21st annual memorial event
An annual Memorial Day weekend tradition for the Portneuf Valley returns for its 21st year. The Idaho Field of Heroes Memorial will begin Friday, May…
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Yellowstone forced to euthanize 400-pound grizzly that repeatedly sought out human food
“It’s unfortunate that this bear began regularly seeking out garbage and was able to defeat the park’s bear-resistant infrastructure,” said…
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National, local organizations encourage mental and physical wellbeing for Women’s Health Week
May 11-17 marks National Women’s Health Week 2025, and this year, healthcare providers across the country are raising awareness for major issues…
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New library resources offer help and support for children and adults who stutter
The Marshall Public Library is expanding its resources with a focus on helping children overcome speech impediments.
Thanks to a generous donation…
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Gov. Little orders flags lowered to honor Idaho’s fallen officers
“It is so important that we recognize our fallen officers and their families for their sacrifice so the rest of us can live in safety and peace,”…
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“Slow down, respect the land:” Bear struck and killed in Bear Lake State Park
Officials in Bear Lake State Park are asking visitors to slow down and respect the land after a black bear was struck and killed on…
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WYDOT wildlife crossings see early success with bear wighting
The Wyoming Department of Transportation is celebrating early success in wildlife crossing projects developed along the Snake River Bridge and…
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WATCH LIVE: Bryan Kohberger expected to be in court Thursday
Bryan Kohberger, the man suspected of killing four University of Idaho students, is expected to be in court Thursday for his last pre-trial…
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Gruesome Confession: 70-Year-old admits to shooting and dismembering missing Challis man
The man accused of killing 47-year-old Patrick Shelton has confessed to shooting him and dismembering his body, according to court…
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Bonneville County adding more 4-way stops at busy intersections
Bonneville County road crews will turn three intersections into 4-way…
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UPDATE: US 89 through Snake River Canyon opens following deadly accident
US Highway 89 through the Snake River Canyon in western Wyoming is closed due to a deadly accident.…
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Twice is not the charm: Man who previously eluded police arrested in Idaho Falls
Police arrested 26-year-old Trevor Jenkins of Bonneville County Tuesday night after he previously eluded officers.
Around 9:20 PM Tuesday, police…
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Traffic Alert: Railroad Crossing Replacement on Anderson Street in Idaho Falls begins Wednesday
The Union Pacific Railroad will be replacing the railroad crossing on Anderson Street between Holmes Avenue and N. Boulevard in Idaho…
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Lori Vallow Daybell frustrated with Judge, asks him to recuse himself
Lori Vallow Daybell gets frustrated with an Arizona judge during a pretrial hearing on Wednesday…
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Decades-long mystery solved: Remains of Pocatello man found near University of Utah
The University of Utah Police announced that they have solved a missing person case that started more than 50 years ago.
Douglas Brick, a University…
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Traffic Alert: ITD announces lane restrictions, overnight closure on US-20 in Rexburg for sign installation
Travelers on US-20 in Rexburg should anticipate longer commutes over the next few weeks due to planned lane restrictions and closures by the Idaho…
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Challis Homicide: Close friend reacts to Patrick Shelton’s death
Patrick Shelton is the man who disappeared near Challis after heading into the mountains to gather firewood and never returned. His death is…
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