Servpro disinfects PMC staff’s cars for hospital week
Servpro is offering to clean and disinfect the Portneuf Medical Center staff and their families’ vehicles for free.…
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Struggling with migraines? This specific yoga routine can help, study says
Waking up with a slight headache that becomes painful enough to hinder daily life is the experience of many who suffer from…
Continue Reading Bored of lockdown yet? This downtime may have some benefits … if you do it right
Bored yet? Great. That could be a good…
Continue Reading Frosted Flakes for dinner. Hiding in the laundry room. This is life for single moms right now.
Anticipating mommy shaming when she had to take her 5-year-old daughter with her to the grocery store, on her daughter’s back MaryAnn Resendez taped…
Continue Reading For the first time, scientists can see how the brain records our memories as we sleep
Scientists have long known our brains need sleep to review the day’s events and transfer them into longer-term memories. Students are often told to…
Continue Reading The science of gossip (and why everyone does it)
People feed off gossip. It’s one reason why, in the 1960s, the National Enquirer swapped the gory, gruesome headlines they were known for with…
Continue Reading Getting to medical appointments during a pandemic
Going to the doctor or pediatrician wasn’t so complicated just a few months ago. Neither was a trip to the dentist or the…
Continue Reading First US study of autism in adults estimates 2.2% have autism spectrum disorder
The first US study of autism in adults estimates that 2.2% of American adults have an autism spectrum condition. That adds up to 5.4 million people…
Continue Reading No, your teenager’s boyfriend or girlfriend cannot come over during the pandemic
As far as first dates go, the one 14-year-old Jake Scott had with his new 15-year-old girlfriend, Abby Westrope, back in early March was epic. It…
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Invasive lake trout population declines in Yellowstone
Yellowstone cutthroat trout could finally make a recovery in Yellowstone Lake after data showed an invasive lake trout species has declined, experts…
Continue Reading 5 exercises to offset too much sitting
It’s another day of self-isolating, which means it’s potentially another day of sitting indoors restlessly taking yet another Zoom meeting. Prolonged…
Continue Reading Gulping down 1 or more sugary drinks a day could put you at risk for cardiovascular disease
Even one serving daily of a sugary soft drink is associated with higher risk of cardiovascular disease. That’s according to a new…
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Gordman’s stores to close in Blackfoot and Burley
The Gordman’s variety store in Blackfoot will close this summer, the result of a bankruptcy filing by its parent company…
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Idaho COVID-19 cases near 2,300
Idaho officials reported on Tuesday there are at least 2,293 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in 33 of the 44 Idaho counties, according to…
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3 new COVID-19 cases identified in Bingham and Power Counties
Southeastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed 3 new cases of…
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Yellowstone burn victim flown to Idaho Falls
A woman is being treated at the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center after falling into a thermal feature at Yellowstone National…
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Teton moves forward with mascot change
The Teton School Board in Driggs has voted unanimously to proceed with a process to find a new mascot for Teton High…
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Teton County sets end of school and graduation
The Teton County School District 401 school board has voted to end home-based learning for most students this Friday.…
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Police seek help in graffiti investigation
The Idaho Falls Police Department is attempting to identify the individuals in these photos as part of an investigation into a recent string of…
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Senators call for anti-trust investigation
Idaho and Wyoming Senators have joined 15 fellow senators calling for an anti-trust investigation of the meat-packing industry. …
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How BYU-Idaho was able to begin classes during a pandemic
While many schools finished its spring semester online and are on break until fall, Brigham Young University- Idaho, who runs on a track system,…
Continue Reading Jefferson County woman sentenced for insurance fraud
A Menan woman has been sentenced after pleading guilty in February to insurance fraud.…
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UPDATE: Stolen baby bird returned to McKee’s
The owner of McKee’s says he’s worried the baby bird will die without proper…
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Pocatello Mayoral scholarship recipients announced
The 2020 “Pocatello’s Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship” recipients have been…
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Cutthroat restoration planned in Game Creek
Wyoming Game and Fish biologists are making plans to restore native Snake River cutthroat trout to Game Creek, south of…
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Educators urge local school boards to maintain budgets
Over a dozen regional education associations have written to eastern Idaho school districts warning of the potential fallout from education budget…
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“Going to break all kinds of records,” mail-in election has huge turnout
Bannock, Madison, Bingham and Bonneville counties are all seeing significant increases in people participating in the…
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Business for Education thankful for public help
Idaho Business for Education (IBE) reports it has collected over 1,000 computer donations from 22 Idaho businesses and hundreds of individuals.…
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Treasurer’s office expands office hours
The Bonneville County Treasurer’s Office has returned to regular business hours. …
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USPS asks dog owners to help prevent attacks
To ensure the safety of delivery personnel, the United States Postal Service is asking dog owners to keep their animals secured when deliveries are…
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Local library quarantines thousands of books
The Idaho Falls library is open, but local book worms can expect major changes to keep employees and the public safe.…
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Gas prices begin to rise
Idaho motorists are currently paying below the national average price for gasoline, but both the state and national prices are on the…
Continue Reading Idaho COVID-19 cases reach 2,260
Idaho officials reported on Monday there are at least 2,260 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in 33 of the 44 Idaho counties, according to…
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Thyra Stevenson, Idaho state rep., dies at 75
Idaho state Rep. Thyra Stevenson died Monday, a week after suffering a serious heart…
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Idaho Air National Guard deployed to Southwest Asia
More than 400 members of the Idaho Air National Guard have been deployed to Southwest Asia in support of combat operations called “Freedom’s…
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Police reveal near-drowning incident
Idaho Falls Police are heralding the quick action of motel employees for saving the life of a five-year-old child who fell into the Porter Canal off…
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Public health officials guidelines for businesses and masks explained
After nearly seven weeks with empty tables, restaurants will have the option to open their dining rooms…
Continue Reading New COVID-19 case confirmed in Bannock County
A man in his 30’s is the latest confirmed case of COVID-19 in Bannock County. …
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Death penalty sought in Montana child torture, slaying case
Prosecutors in Montana have said they will seek the death penalty against a West Yellowstone woman accused of fatally torturing and beating her…
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Prosecutor: Wyoming sheriff’s officer justified in shooting
A Wyoming sheriff’s officer was justified when he shot and killed a man who was carrying an ax, a prosecutor announced…
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Part of N. Freeman Avenue to close Wednesday
A portion of North Freeman Avenue will be closed between Cleveland Street and Garfield Street beginning Wednesday at 7…
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Bingham County courthouse prepares to open
Bingham County is laying out plans for a soft…
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Health care worker appreciation parade
Area first responders are hosting a parade to show appreciation for health care workers Monday afternoon.…
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Conservation groups ask Washington state to kill less wolves
Conservation groups on Monday asked the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to sharply limit the number of endangered wolves that are killed over…
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Idaho libraries to receive federal CARES funding
The Idaho Commission for Libraries (ICfL) obtains its federal funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services this…
Continue Reading Idaho ready to make COVID-19 claims
People who are unemployed because of COVID-19 and are not eligible for regular benefits should now be receiving payments for the Pandemic…
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Idaho observes wildfire awareness month
This year’s fire protection order lays out personal responsibility for specific activities.…
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EIRMC modifies visitor restrictions
Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center is modifying its visitor policy due to the community’s current…
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Disneyland Shanghai reopens
The Shanghai Disneyland theme park reopened to visitors with controlled capacity on Monday, after the COVID-19 pandemic in China became more subdued.…
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St. John’s Health outlines new testing programs
St. John’s Health in Jackson has initiated a COVID-19 testing procedure intended to help protect staff and patients.…
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Photos show impact of earthquake at Stanley Lake
Idaho Geological Society geologists believe the 6.5 Magnitude earthquake that struck central Idaho on March 31, 2020 may have had some significant…
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Local restaurants offering special deals for Mother’s Day
Some local restaurants are going above and beyond to make this a specials Mother’s day.…
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Showing and selling cars in a new way
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – The COVID-19 pandemic has also hit car dealerships. One in East Idaho is getting creative with how they sell. “You…
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‘You have to maintain ‘em’: Parks and Recreation Department still hard at work
On a beautiful spring day, under normal circumstances, parks around the City of Pocatello would be buzzing. Even though they aren’t, the parks and…
Continue Reading Idaho COVID-19 cases pass 2,200
Idaho officials reported on Friday there are at least 2,205 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in 33 of the 44 Idaho counties, according to…
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Missing Idaho kids’ uncle died of blood clot in Arizona
An autopsy report has revealed that a pulmonary blood clot killed the brother of a woman being detained over the disappearance of her…
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You can expect more deputies in backcountry areas starting this weekend
Spring has sprung and outdoor enthusiasts are taking full advantage of the back country for a variety of activities.…
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COVID-19 antibody test results reported
After initial antibody testing for COVID-19, Crush the Curve says between .75 and 1.07% of people are testing…
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Food banks welcome Valley Wide Coop donation
Nampa-based Valley Wide Cooperative and its working partners at Land O’ Lakes in Minnesota, have donated $50,000 to Idaho and Oregon food banks and…
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Bridge inspection planned at Wilson Bridge
Expect some delays if you’re traveling on Wyoming Highway 22 over the Wilson Bridge Tuesday and Wednesday, May…
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Lawsuit filed to stop US from killing coyotes in Idaho
Three environmental groups have filed a lawsuit seeking to stop the U.S. government from killing coyotes and other predators in Idaho until…
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Health officials say to hold off on yard sales
One question people keep calling Southeastern Idaho Public Health about is, “When can I hold a yard…
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Assessment drive on-track for June 1st deadline
There is a looming deadline for Bannock County…
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Bridge repairs to close the New Sweden Road and Payne Road I-15 overpasses beginning Monday
The Idaho Transportation Department will temporarily close the New Sweden Road and Payne Road Interstate 15 overpasses while work is being done to…
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Here’s how to vote in the Idaho Primary
Idaho’s primary election is May 19 and that’s how long you have to get your request for a ballot in to the County Elections…
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Investigation of man’s death complete
Following an autopsy, the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office determined the 39-year-old California man was a victim of suicide.…
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Montana man sought in sexual assault investigation
The Gallatin County, Montana Sheriff’s Office is looking for a suspect wanted for “Sexual Intercourse Without Consent” investigation. …
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Judge allows lawsuit to ban bear baiting in Idaho, Wyoming
A lawsuit seeking to ban using bait for hunting black bears in national forests in Idaho and Wyoming can continue, a federal judge has…
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Telehealth services available at Southeastern Idaho Public Health
Southeastern Idaho Public Health is offering telehealth services through the telehealth platform,…
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College of Eastern Idaho partners with Western Governors University
Western Governors University and College of Eastern Idaho have announced an agreement that will allow CEI graduates a step forward towards university…
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Idaho Gives sets donation records
The Idaho Gives 2020 fundraising campaign ended Thursday night with a record breaking $3.86 million in donations from 18,077 donors for Idaho…
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Half-off dog licenses through the end of May
You can license your dog with Pocatello Animal Services for half-price through May…
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Wyoming lawmakers consider coronavirus business relief bill
Wyoming lawmakers are considering a bill for an upcoming special session that would provide $50 million in grants and loans to small businesses…
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Elk hoof disease found in California for first time
California’s first cases of elk hoof disease have been discovered in two animals in a herd of Roosevelt elk that live in Del Norte County, the state…
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Motor Vu takes Idaho Falls back in time
The Motor Vu Drive In will open its new era with the film “Back to the Future” May…
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Teton County, Wyoming begins to reopen
Teton County, Wyoming has taken steps to reopen its business…
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Woodlands Hills Elementary students miss teachers
The students at Woodland Hills Elementary School put up signs and posters on the school fence for…
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Low number of coronavirus cases lets local medical community take a breather
In areas like southeastern Idaho, where there are fewer than 20 confirmed cases, people like Portneuf Medical Center’s Chief Medical Officer,…
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Western Recycling helps meet demand in Idaho Falls
With more people at home, you may have racked up some cans, bottles, or…
Continue Reading Idaho COVID-19 cases up to 2,178
Idaho officials reported on Thursday there are at least 2,178 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in 33 of the 44 Idaho counties, according to…
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Prosecutors object to Vallow-Daybell motion
The Idaho Attorney General’s Office has asked 7th District Judge Michelle Radford Mallard to quash Lori Vallow-Daybell’s motion seeking…
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Wyoming slates special legislative session
The 65th Wyoming Legislature will be back for a special two-day session beginning May 15. …
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Official: Idaho revenue drop due to extended tax deadline
Idaho’s general fund revenue in April plummeted from initial forecasts, but officials say that’s because the deadline for paying state income…
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Wyoming community to test wastewater for COVID-19 infection
Officials in Wyoming plan to use wastewater testing as a potential method for detecting levels of COVID-19 infections among the public.…
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Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory for Friday AM
EASTERN IDAHO (KIFI/KIDK) A Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory has been issued for portions of the Snake River Plain and Magic Valley for Friday…
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Eastern Idaho water supply outlook is optimistic
Except for the upper Snake River and Bear River drainages, April was an exceptionally dry month in Idaho.…
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First-generation student graduates ISU without ceremony
Graduating from ISU isn’t just a triumph for Selene Ortiz, she says she did it for her family and…
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First hemp CBD production facility and retail store in Idaho opens in Idaho Falls
Recently, in an effort to be more transparent with their customers, they decided to join both their production facility and their retail store…
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Idaho Labor Department sees another 7,500 jobless claims
Officials say another 7,500 laid-off workers applied for unemployment benefits last week.…
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Police standoff ends peacefully
Bannock County Sheriff Lorin Nielsen confirmed deputies are negotiating with a suspect found wandering in farm fields in the Downey area.…
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Idaho inmates sue, claiming overcrowding at state prison
A group of inmates at Idaho’s largest prison is suing the state for overcrowding, saying cell blocks are so packed that the prison department…
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Rigby woman killed in vehicle-pedestrian accident identified
UPDATE 5/7/20 9:45 a.m. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office has identified the 40-year-old Rigby woman who was killed in a vehicle-pedestrian…
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ISU graduates celebrate without commencement ceremony
Nearly 2,000 Idaho State University students are graduating without a ceremony on…
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3 candidates take part in forum for Bonneville County Sheriff
Bonneville county needs to decide on its next sheriff…
Continue Reading Idaho COVID-19 cases up to 2,158, recoveries reach 1,399
Idaho officials reported on Wednesday there are at least 2,158 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in 33 of the 44 Idaho counties, according to…
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Group plans to restore vandalized area
The Friends of Idaho State Parks have started a fund drive to pay for restoration of damage caused by vandals at City of Rocks National…
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Idaho Falls Temple to open next week with limited activities
The Idaho Falls Temple, along with the Boise and Twin Falls temples, will open on May 11th with the first phase of living sealing ordinances for…
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A window of opportunity: Martha’s Cafe reopens with a drive-thru
Adding a drive-thru had always been something they discussed, but having to shut their doors to customers was the motivation they needed to actually…
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Teton based knife company resumes production with strict safety procedures
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – A Teton based knife company has resumed production with tight safety procedures. When the pandemic first reached the…
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School districts are preparing for future school closures due to COVID-19
“We’re looking at it as if it’s a ‘when’ we need to do it rather than an ‘if’ because it’s highly likely that we may need to do some other learning,…
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