The Pocatello Animal Services Department and Friends of the Pocatello Animal Shelter will host the 28th annual ‘Run with the Big Dogs’ marathon event on Saturday, April 19.
The event will have a 2k walk/run and 5k run available for people (and their pets) along with vendors, raffle prizes, a silent auction, splash pools for dogs, and refreshments for participants and dogs.
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Samantha Carrell, of Pocatello, is one of 88 youth ambassadors from the USA chosen to represent the nation at the 2025 Osaka World Expo in Japan this summer.
“Each country gets to show off some of their culture, some of the cool things they’re doing in science, in the arts,” said Carrell. “Then people get to interact both with those exhibits and with each other. So it’s a really great chance for connection, for kind of meeting people from all over the world.”
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Water circus is coming to Grand Teton Mall April 18-21.
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“We remain dedicated to creating a vibrant destination that honors our history while building opportunities for future generations,” said Chairman Lee Juan Tendoy. “This project will have a lasting and positive impact for our people and for the broader community.”
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A 26-year-old man from Jackson is now in custody after a high-speed vehicle chase, Thursday.
The driver was responsible for multiple vehicle collisions, according to a post on the Jackson Police Department’s Facebook page. Law enforcement is seeking video footage, information, or reports of other collisions.
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These fake documents list charges and consequences the victims could face for missing these nonexistent hearings.
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The Idaho Falls Zoo at Tautphaus Park’s lion, Hondo, is heading to a zoo in Pittsburgh as part of a nationwide breeding program to preserve animal populations.
The Idaho Falls Zoo is part of a ‘species-specific program’ connecting them to breeding programs at zoos around North America and Europe, and because of Hondo’s strong genes, the lion will be sent to breed with two lionesses on the East Coast.
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March 14-18 marks National Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, and the Rexburg police department is honoring their Animal Control Officer.
Leaders at the Rexburg police department visited their officers at the shelter to deliver cookies and other sweets to express their appreciation for them.
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Holy Spirit Catholic School invites the community to their annual K-5 student Easter play on April 25.
“When you watch children presenting this play, it gives you hope,” said Margie Gabiola, principal of Holy Spirit Catholic School. “When you see the kids that are playing the disciples and playing Mary and Jesus, you’re filled with this hope, and it’s the best story ever–the story doesn’t end with Jesus dying, the story is that he’s resurrected.”
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Mayor Brian Blad is providing updates on the case of the police shooting that led to the death of 17-year-old Victor Perez of Pocatello.
The move comes after a prominent California-based civil rights firm, known for representing Rodney King in his case against Los Angeles Police officers, filed a wrongful death and civil rights violation claim against the city on behalf of the family of Victor Perez.
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72-year-old Bruce Hauber of American Falls is sentenced to 5 years of probation for stealing over $129,000 from the American Falls Housing Authority (AFHA). The news comes from the Acting U.S. Attorney Justin Whatcott.
Between 2019 and 2023, Hauber was responsible for paying bills, managing rent, and handling the authority’s bank accounts.
But instead of sticking to official business, prosecutors say Hauber started using AFHA credit cards for personal purchases. According to court records, Hauber used the cards to pay for meals, airplane tickets, utilities for his home, medical expenses, and purchases at retailers.
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Fremont County emergency responders have responded to an alarming number of wildfires since the beginning of the month.
In total, there have been 24 wildfires in Fremont County since April 1. Four of them alone happened on the same day, April 15.
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With egg prices still on the rise, we’re trying 3 alternatives to Easter eggs.
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Prosecutors may be able to rest their case today as the court enters the seventh day of Lori Vallow Daybell’s second murder trial on Wednesday.
The state has called a total of 18 witnesses in the trial so far, and less than a handful remain to be called.
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If you do owe money, financial experts suggest that you take immediate action, and late filing penalties can be expected.
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The Rexburg Soup Kitchen has been open for just over three weeks, and organizers say it is already benefiting more people than expected.
The organization is serving 100 meals on average to people in need each week.
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Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad is now accepting applications to fill the vacancy in City Council Seat #4. The move comes after Pocatello City Council Member Josh Mansfield resigned to attend law school at Brigham Young University.
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20-year-old Gabriel Perkins pleaded guilty Wednesday to Voluntary Manslaughter in the death of Alex Barber and Aggravated Battery in the shooting of an Idaho Falls man at the Compass Academy in Idaho Falls, in February 2024.
Under a plea agreement, the parties will recommend that Perkins face up to 40 years in prison, according to Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 (PCSD 25) is pleased to announce the selection of Brandon Jackson as the new Athletic Director of Pocatello High School, effective July 1, 2025. He will succeed Robert Parker, who is retiring on June 30 after nearly twenty-three years of dedicated service to the district.
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Only a day after the funeral of the disabled 17-year-old shot by Pocatello Police officers, a major civil rights firm, Burris Nisenbaum Curry & Lacy (BNCL), has filed a wrongful death and civil rights violation claim against the city of Pocatello on behalf of the family of Victor Perez.
“The family wanted the police to help their son, not kill him,” said John Burris, an attorney with 40-plus years of representing victims of police abuse, including representing Rodney King in his case against Los Angeles Police officers. “The officers’ conduct shocks the conscience of all families needing assistance with developmentally disabled kids.”
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“American looks forward to welcoming customers on our new service between Idaho Falls Regional Airport and our Chicago O’Hare hub,” said Joe Hughes, Managing Director, Government Affairs at American. “This new flight will offer customers convenient access to all that Chicago has to offer and shorter travel times with American to destinations like New York, Washington, D.C., and global cities such as London and Barcelona.”
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11 Idaho defendants have been convicted on federal drug trafficking charges after attempting to distribute large amounts of fentanyl in southern Idaho, according to a release by Acting U.S. Attorney Justin Whatcott.
According to court documents, the group had recruited recent parolees during their time in prison in a conspiracy to traffic fentanyl from the United States/Mexico border to distribute in Idaho.
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An early morning explosion destroyed a building at Northrop Grumman’s “Rocket Ranch” in Promontory, Utah.
“Initial reports indicate that there are no injuries or fatalities at this time. However, as with all ongoing investigations, details may change. There is no further information available for release at this time. We advise the public to avoid the area.” – Press Release from Box Elder County Sheriff’s Office.
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Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center (EIRMC) is serving the community all month long in a variety of ways.
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The family of Victor Perez, the disabled teen shot by Pocatello Police officers, has announced that his funeral services will be held on Tuesday, April 15.
Services will begin at 3 PM at the Cornelson Funeral Home at 431 N 15th Ave. Pocatello, Idaho 83201. Victor’s family says the funeral is open for all to attend.
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ZZ Top will be making a stop at The Port (Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre) of Pocatello, Thursday, August 14.
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Emergency crews are responding to a large brush fire burning near the Warm River Campground off Highway 47, according to a post on the Fremont County Sheriff’s Facebook page.
Sheriff’s deputies are asking people to avoid the area so “responders can work safely and get it extinguished.”
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Dust off your boots and tighten your cinch—because the Eastern Idaho State Fair is back and this year’s theme is a full-blown invitation to Saddle Up! From August 29 to September 6, 2025, fairgoers are in for nine rip-roarin’ days of entertainment, food, and fun that’ll have you hollerin’ “yee-haw!” all the way home.
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Governor Brad Little has signed House Bill 109 into law, under which the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare will seek a waiver from the federal government to ban candy and soda from being purchased using food stamps, or SNAP benefits.
“Idaho welcomes the MAHA movement. It is all about looking for creative ways to improve nutrition and increase exercise, the two main factors that influence overall health,” Governor Little wrote in a statement to the press. “Secretary Kennedy said it so well: we need to take better care of ourselves and each other. He said it is an act of patriotism, and the future of our nation depends on it. Idaho couldn’t agree more.”
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“In order for us to continue with an abundant wildlife population, if you want to see wildlife grow, it’s important to let mothers do their job of raising their young and continuing to grow their herds or their flocks,” said Jackson. “When you bring an animal to us, you put that animal in danger.”
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The Idaho Attorney General’s Office has agreed to review the investigative findings regarding the officer-involved shooting that led to the death of 17-year-old Victor Perez of Pocatello.
“As with all such matters, the Office of the Attorney General will conduct a thorough and impartial review once the Eastern Idaho Critical Incident Taskforce completes its investigation,” said Attorney General Labrador. “Given the seriousness of the matter and the ongoing investigation, our office will not be making further public comment at this time.”
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Continued testimony is set to begin in the Arizona trial of Lori Vallow Daybell, the woman convicted of murdering her two children in Idaho and charged with conspiring to kill her fourth husband, Charles Vallow.
Local News 8 will be streaming the trial online.
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With high prices at the grocery store, it’s hard to find Easter baskets that don’t break the bank. Here is a comparison of two affordable options, Walmart and Dollar Tree.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Pocatello City Council representative Josh Mansfield has announced he’s resigning effective May 1, 2025. In a letter announcing his intentions, Mansfield shared that he has been accepted into the law program at BYU as a J. Ruben Clark Scholar Recipient, which he says will allow him to continue serving in the
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Whether you’re doing water sports or you’re just hanging out on a boat, always wear a life jacket.
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Starting April 15th, Bonneville County is reopening parts of the backcountry road system that were closed for the winter.
While some roads are now open, deputies are reminding motorists that others are still being plowed or maintained by Road and Bridge crews and will remain closed until they are safe for travel.
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On April 7th, the Bonneville County Commissioners passed an Ordinance Imposing an Emergency Moratorium on the processing of applications for mining operations associated with water recharge facilities.
The move comes with the support of a representative from the Idaho Board of Water Resources, to “create a better path forward.” The Bonneville County Commissioners announced their preliminary decision on the Moratorium during a public hearing on April 1, 2025.
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The following is a press release from the City of Idaho Falls: IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Contractors continue to make significant progress on the new Idaho Falls water tower, and work will soon begin to connect the tower to the water supply system. Beginning Wednesday, April 16, JM Concrete will install the water main
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Local Hockey enthusiasts and the Idaho Falls Spud Kings are expressing their condolences to the family of a youth hockey player who died in a tragic car accident over the weekend.
Hockey fans and players across the region have joined an online movement, #sticksoutforcarter, placing their hockey sticks outside their doors to honor Carter and express their condolences for the Barnes family.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with Carter’s family and the entire local youth hockey community during this incredibly difficult time,” wrote the Idaho Falls Spud Kings and Mountain America Center in a post on Facebook.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation will begin paving the new bridge deck on the Snake River Bridge on Wyoming State Highway 22, Tuesday, April 15. In order for a loader and concrete truck to access the area, crews will hold traffic at 10 a.m. for roughly 5-10 minutes near the bridge.
Crews are encouraging travelers to avoid the construction area during that time if possible, or expect delays around the morning hours and plan accordingly. The brief closure should only last 5 to 10 minutes, but traffic could potentially see slower speeds following the closure.
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Tuesday, April 15, marks the final day for Americans to file their taxes without an extension. If you’ve pushed taxes off to the last minute and feel like you’re scrambling, you still have time, but not much.
But, with many resources available, Idahoans who have put off filing should still be able to finalize their taxes before the cut-off.
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Warmer weather means spring allergy season is around the corner in East Idaho, and it may be time for allergy sufferers to start taking precautions.
Dr. David Parry, allergist and immunologist at Pocatello Allergy and Asthma Clinic, said spring pollen may start hitting the air soon, and, when coupled with mold left over from winter, it could be time to start thinking about dosing up on antihistamines.
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“Children need to feel included and seen regardless of their circumstances,” said Amanda Bowden, children’s librarian at the Portneuf District Library. “This gives those children who may not be able to participate in a traditional Easter egg hunt with lots of candy, lots of chaos, the opportunity to participate in a community event that really just caters to their strengths and their abilities.”
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A Wildland fire in Jefferson County caused quite the scene over the weekend. Fire crews responded to the fire shortly before 8 p.m. On Thursday.
Luckily, one side of the fire bordered an agricultural water canal, which helped slow it down, according to fire crews.
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On Monday, an Idaho state court issued a ruling allowing more exceptions to the state’s total abortion ban.
Idaho’s current abortion law previously allowed for abortions only when necessary to prevent the death of the mother.
The ruling broadens the exception, allowing pregnant women to access abortion care if they have a health condition or pregnancy complication that would put the mother at risk of death.
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Continued testimony is set to begin in the Lori Vallow Daybell case with additional witnesses taking the stand Monday morning.
The trial will continue on Monday morning, beginning at 10:00 a.m. Pacific time (11:00 a.m. Mountain).
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“It’ll be kind of like a guided tour. There will be different themes of Christ’s life through different sections of the building.”
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(The following information is from a news release from the city of Pocatello) UPDATE: 7:55 p.m.- POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)-The City of Pocatello is releasing the following statement regarding the presence of law enforcement during a protest that took place April 12 at City Hall, 911 North 7th Avenue. These officers were deployed solely as a safety
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Victor Perez, a 17-year-old with autism and cerebral palsy who was shot in a highly controversial officer-involved incident.
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“I believed terrible things when I made that call,” Brad Andres told Victor’s aunt Ana Vazquez. “I believed they were trained. I believe somebody talked to all those officers and told them how to deal with this. And I’m so sorry.”
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A boil order has been issued in Montpelier after E. coli bacteria was found in the water supply.
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Thousands packed the Brigham Young University-Idaho campus in celebration of their spring 2025 graduation.
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The Chubbuck Police Department is looking for a woman who has been missing since Thursday.
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Idaho State Police said a 63-year-old man from Irwin was killed in a crash on Thursday night.
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“We’re going to get more answers tomorrow at the hospital, but we’re hoping for a miracle.” – Ana Vazquez, Victor’s aunt POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — A Pocatello teen is fighting for his life, laying in a hospital bed connected to machines in a medically induced coma. This after being shot 9 times by police. If 17-year-old
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Shortly before 7:50 p.m. Thursday a single engine general aviation aircraft crashed while landing at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA).
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Testimony is expected to begin with a new witness taking the stand on Thursday morning in the Lori Vallow Daybell murder conspiracy trial.
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According to the Idaho State Police, 29-year-old Samual Zane Erickson was arrested in a traffic stop after the Soda Springs Police Department alerted ISP officers that he had violated a no-contact order in the area.
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Governor Brad Little announced today his appointment of Jennifer White to serve as executive director of the Idaho State Board of Education as current director Josh Whitworth is leaving for a job in the private sector. The Governor also selected Kurt Liebich to serve as the board’s president following the expiration of Dr. Linda Clark’s term as board president.
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“We are addressing this matter with the seriousness and thoroughness it deserves and with the appropriate respect for the gravity of the situation,” said Blad. “The criminal, external, and internal investigations regarding the officer-involved shooting are underway, which is why we cannot answer questions out of concern of interfering with or compromising the investigation.”
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Drivers are being asked to take an extra second to notice riders and give them a little more room on the road.
But it’s not all up to us; riders are being asked to do their own safety check.
“Your skills are a little bit tired from the winter. You haven’t been practicing as much,” said Scott Newlin General Manager of Eagle Rock Indian Motorcycle.
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A federal judge has extended the Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) blocking the enforcement of Idaho’s new immigration enforcement law, House Bill 83.
Governor Little signed the bill into law on March 27, 2025. Only hours afterward, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Idaho filed a lawsuit, IORC v. Labrador, to prevent statewide enforcement of the bill.
Despite the lawsuit, on March 31, Governor Little, law enforcement officers, and supportive legislators celebrated the bill’s passage. Governor Little said the bill reinforces Idaho’s support of President Trump’s immigration policies.
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“We take anywhere from five to 20 phone calls and messages a day about rehoming animals.”
Continue Reading Victor Perez, a Pocatello teen diagnosed with autism and cerebral palsy, remains in a medically induced coma after being shot 9 times in an officer-involved shooting on April 5.
Following the shooting, Perez’s extended family organized a fundraiser on his behalf, leading to an outpouring of support for the disabled teen.
In the 24 hours since the GoFundMe was organized, the campaign has already surpassed its initial goal of $6,000. As of 5:30 PM, Wednesday, the fundraiser has raised $6,724 toward supporting the Perez family.
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Beginning at 8 a.m. On Friday, April 18, 2025, select entrances and roads in Yellowstone National Park will open for the summer season, weather permitting, as part of the annual spring opening.
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Here is Local News 8’s list of the 2025 Easter celebration events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 students are preparing to take the stage for the 43rd Annual District Musical. This year’s production is Guys and Dolls.
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Travel along 25th E. (Hitt Road) has been reopened after a gas leak late Wednesday night.
The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office says late last night, April 9, crews were able to shut down the gas leak. They say crews will be out making repairs today, April 10, but the road is open for travel.
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“We all agree, children deserve to live carefree lives, free of abuse and neglect,” said Gov. Little in a press release. “We want Idaho’s children to grow up healthy, well adjusted, and safe. Yet, Idaho has struggled to meet the needs of its most vulnerable children — those who end up in the child welfare system. That stops today.”
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Work is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. and is anticipated to be completed around 5 p.m. Water service for residents and businesses in the immediate area will be interrupted for an approximate four-hour period during the repair. The actual duration of the water being shut off to nearby properties will depend on the conditions encountered. Everyone whose water service is being impacted is being personally notified by Water Division staff.
Traffic on Broadway will also be shifted to one lane in each direction in the immediate work zone. Please reduce speeds, obey posted traffic control signage, and watch for construction crews throughout the work zone.
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Diamond P GrassRoots Bison Ranch, the dream project of McCammon couple Rob and Jenny Perkins, grew from humble beginnings in Utah to a popular East Idaho destination that promises to come back bigger and better after a massive house fire last month.
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The Local Jewish community is marking the start of one of the most important holidays in the Hebrew calendar. Saturday, April 12, visiting rabbis will lead the city of Idaho Falls and surrounding Jewish communities in the region’s Fourth Annual Passover Seder.
The seder will be led by Rabbi Sholom Smith, a visiting rabbi from Miami, and joined by Rabbi Ari Sasonkin and Rabbi Mendel Berghoff of Brooklyn.
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The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is pushing drivers to know which way they are driving. The new initiative comes after several cases of impaired or distracted driving led to wrong-way driving accidents or arrests.
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The Lori Vallow Daybell murder conspiracy trial resumes on Wednesday.
Continue Reading By Lauren del Valle and Jean Casarez, CNN (CNN) — A judge in Idaho is set to make decisions about what evidence can and cannot be submitted at the upcoming death penalty trial of Bryan Kohberger, who’s accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in November 2022. Kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder
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An autistic teen with physical handicaps continues to fight for his life after being shot nine times by Pocatello Police Officers over the weekend.
According to his family, 17-year-old Victor Perez is currently in a coma and hooked up to a ventilator. They say doctors are testing his brain function, but the 17-year-old has died twice and had to be revived.
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Event staff had asked the individual to leave, but the trespasser “became combative with event staff,” according to the post. The trespasser had to be subdued by law enforcement after refusing to leave the venue; Deputies placed the suspect under arrest and escorted him off the property.
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The Southeast Idaho Task Force on Domestic and Sexual violence hosted an event on Tuesday to honor survivors of violence and raise awareness for resources in the area.
The task force is a joint project between area agencies, including Pocatello and Bannock County law enforcement, local healthcare providers, mental health providers, public housing officials, and other community leaders who came together in an effort to centralize resources for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
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The Marshall Public Library is celebrating National Library Week with events centered around this year’s theme: ‘Drawn to the Library’.
From April 6-12, Marshall Public Library will showcase its collection of comic books and graphic novels as well as host an ongoing ‘Find the Comic Heroes’ scavenger hunt around the building.
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According to Department of Labor reports, 12% of parents are using daycare as a means of child support in Idaho. This is compared to 55% of parents having no support or 26% of parents having childcare support from relatives.
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Day two of testimony in the Lori Vallow Daybell murder conspiracy trial is set to continue Tuesday morning.
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A Bonneville County man is facing up to 15 years in state prison and a $50,000 fine after being found guilty of enticing a child on the internet.
In August 2023, 27-year-old Anthony Calderon, using the pseudonym “Alex Davis,” engaged in a Snapchat conversation with a 10-year-old girl from Attleboro, Massachusetts. According to court records, Calderon asked the victim to engage in and watch lewd acts via FaceTime.
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The Central Fire District has instituted a Burn Ban for Jefferson County due to the ongoing wind advisory and current weather conditions.
The ban is only set to last for a day, starting the morning of April 8th, according to a post on the Central Fire District Facebook page.
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This is a press release from Idaho State Police. BINGHAM COUNTY, Idaho – Idaho State Police is investigating a 2-vehicle fatal crash that occurred at approximately 8:10 p.m. on April 7, 2025, on SH 26 at 100 N in Bingham County. A 58-year-old-male from Blackfoot was traveling westbound on 100 N in a maroon 1997
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After surviving being shot nine times by Pocatello Police, loved ones of 17-year-old Victor Perez are hoping for a miracle.
According to family members, Victor Perez is still in critical condition at the Portneuf Regional Medical Center after undergoing three surgeries, including a leg amputation. They say these surgeries are just the latest in a series of tragedies that started on Saturday evening when the incident with police first happened.
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“Thankfully, there were no serious injuries to any involved parties,” writes Rexburg PD in the post. “At this point, both vehicles have been towed, and lanes are back open.”
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On Monday, the Pocatello Police Department held a press conference regarding Saturday’s officer-involved shooting, which left a 17-year-old with autism, Victor Perez, in critical condition.
Pocatello Police Chief Roger Schei says they are aware of the videos on social media and the effect on the public but argues that the video only shows one angle of the full picture.
“In situations like this, officers must make decisions in seconds. They assess threats not just to themselves but to those nearby. In this case, two individuals were within a few feet of an armed, noncompliant individual. The risk was immediate, and the situation rapidly evolving,” said Schei.
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An officer-involved shooting in Pocatello has ignited a firestorm of controversy, as people claim police brutality after a video surfaced online showing police shooting a teenager with a knife only seconds after they arrived on the scene.
As of 10 AM on April 7, the family of the autistic teen shooting victim said he is going into surgery again after having his left leg amputated over the weekend as a result of his injuries.
As the Idaho Legislature closed Friday, Governor Brad Little signed into law a revised version of the highly criticized “Medical Freedom Act,” or Senate Bill 1210.
The law takes effect July 1, 2025.
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In the last five years, pet food prices have jumped 18.1% more than all grocery prices.
Agriculture economists say some of the reasons for these high prices include overall inflation, supply chain issues, and higher production costs.
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“If you have a need for non-emergency police, fire, or EMS assistance in Idaho Falls or Bonneville County, please call (208)529-1110,” Idaho Falls PD writes on its Facebook page.
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Lori Vallow Daybell is set to face another trial Monday, April 7, 2025. Daybell is accused of conspiring to murder her ex-husband, Charles Vallow. Her brother, Alex Cox, killed him, but claimed self-defense.
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“Fall River Electric Cooperative rates will increase just slightly with billing statements received by members after May 1, 2025.”
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Last week, Jackson Hole Ski Patrol and Teton County Search & Rescue (TCSAR) came to the aid of a 54-year-old skier who had fallen down Central Couloir, Cody Peak’s most prominent line south of Jackson Hole resort.
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When people visit Zoo Idaho, they support conservation for animals and wildlife.
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Everyone who wanted to share their voice was invited to the protest whether they were republican, democrat, or any other affiliation.
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A former state champion bull rider and Jackson Hole High School graduate lost his life Thursday after competing in a Texas arena.
24-year-old Dylan Grant of Pavillion, Wyoming, passed away after sustaining injuries Wharton County Youth Fair Xtreme Bulls event in Wharton, Texas. According to the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), Grant was injured after being bucked off by a bull during the second round of the Wharton County event.
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“One thing that really helps with traffic control is if people will do what’s called zipper merging,” said Buffat. “It’s in our inclination when we see the lanes closed ahead, we want to move over as quickly as we can. It’s just the kind of the people that we are in eastern Idaho, we’re courteous that way. But It actually really helps if you’ll stay in both lanes for as long as you can.”
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The sun has set on the 2025 Idaho Legislative session as both the House and Senate adjourned “Sine Die” Friday, after 89 days in session, excluding weekends.
“America wants what Idaho has – safe communities, bustling economic activity, increasing incomes, tax relief, fewer regulations, fiscal responsibility, and common sense values,” said Governor Little.
“I thank my partners in the Idaho Legislature for working so hard for the people of Idaho,” said Little.
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