Department of Labor is hosting a local job fair
You can expect to meet multiple employers at the Department of Labor’s job fair in Idaho Falls Wednesday.
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NeighborWorks Pocatello kicks off Avenues for Hope Housing Challenge
NeighborWorks Pocatello is taking part in the 12th Annual Avenues for Hope Housing Challenge during the month of December.
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‘Elk on the shelf’ busts into Wapello Elementary
Most of us have heard of the shenanigans of the elf on the shelf, but if you think those are bad, wait until you see the wild version.
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Winter season road closures in effect
The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office reminds everyone seasonal road closures in our backcountry are now in effect.
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3 days left to enroll in 2024 Health Insurance
Yous need to act now or will have to wait another year to enroll in coverage through Your Health Idaho.
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Battelle Energy donates $730K to support United Ways of eastern Idaho
“The annual United Way campaign is vital to families and individuals throughout eastern Idaho who work hard every day to make ends meet.”
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Man sentenced to 6 years for possessing child pornography
A 28-year-old Nampa man was sentenced to 72 months in federal prison for possession of child pornography, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced.
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Be avalanche aware: What to know and how to be best prepared in our region’s backcountry
The Colonial Theater played host to a different kind of event Tuesday evening.
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What goes into ‘winterizing’ the roads
Plows have done a great job to keep the roads clear in Idaho Falls once the snow hits, but public works also does preparation before hand to make the aftermath more effective to resolve.
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Bridger-Teton National Forest Plan Symposium scheduled Jan. 16
You are encouraged to attend the symposium in person or online.
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Rising costs make hauling recyclables impractical for Idaho Falls
Due to a significant increase in fees associated with the recycling process, the Idaho Falls Sanitation Division will no longer provide recycling bins or haul recyclable items, with the exception of glass, effective Jan. 16, 2024.
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Teton County to host second event on Draft Water Quality Management Plan
Teton County would like to remind the public there is still time to provide feedback on the draft Water Quality Management Plan (WQMP) via the County’s online engagement site and at an in-person at a public meeting this week.
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3 things to know this morning – December 12, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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Idaho Agriculture Water Symposium held in Pocatello
Water was the hot topic in Pocatello on Monday.
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Groundbreaking ceremony held at the Pocatello Community Recreation Center
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Monday in Pocatello to celebrate the start of a major renovation to the Community Recreation Center.
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Clean up at Idaho Falls stockyards could be coming
A cleanup effort at the old stockyards in Idaho Falls could be underway soon, but first, the city has to decide who’s paying for the effort.
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Mark Bent sentencing postponed
A man who was to be sentenced Monday for first degree murder will have to wait.
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Wyoming Rocky Mountain Power customers to see rate increase
Wyoming Rocky Mountain Power customers will see a rate increase.
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Brucellosis detected in Wyoming hunt area
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has detected brucellosis in Elk Hunt Area 45 on the western slope of the Bighorn Mountains.
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CWD detected in new Wyoming elk hunt area
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has confirmed the presence of chronic wasting disease in Elk Hunt Area 122.
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City Halliday set Dec. 12
The event is free to the public.
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2 Idaho students selected for United States Senate Youth Program
Two high schoolers have been selected to represent Idaho at the prestigious 62nd annual United State Senate Program.
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Pocatello city officials receive $20K grant for completing collaborative program
This program provides expertise and funding to help build healthier communities.
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Counties in Idaho with more precipitation over the past year than average
Using National Centers for Environmental Information data, Stacker identified counties in Idaho that saw more precipitation in the past year than their long-term average.
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An asteroid will temporarily eclipse one of the brightest stars in the sky tonight
By Ashley Strickland, CNN (CNN) — An asteroid in our solar system will temporarily block the light of Betelgeuse, one of the brightest stars in the night sky, Monday evening and early Tuesday morning. The rare cosmic event will be visible to millions who live within a narrow strip that encircles half the globe and
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Recent fatal accidents reminding people the importance of wearing a seatbelt
A recent fatal accident that happened south of Rigby this weekend is reminding us to wear a seatbelt when in a moving vehicle.
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Idaho gas prices slide another 12 cents
According to GasBuddy price reports, the cheapest station in Idaho was priced at $2.77/g Sunday while the most expensive was $4.09/g, a difference of $1.32/g.
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Electrical malfunction causes house fire
A house in Rigby is severely damaged after a fire Sunday afternoon.
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BLM seeks input on southeast Idaho proposed Burnstone Quarry
The proposed high-grade calcium carbonate limestone quarry would be in Bingham County, approximately 20 miles northeast of Blackfoot.
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Idaho Falls Power community initiative to warm homes and hearts
Here’s how you can warm homes and hearts in the community.
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Idaho Transportation Board meeting Wednesday in Boise
The Idaho Transportation Board will meet on Wednesday, Dec. 13 for its monthly meeting in Boise at the State of Idaho Chinden Campus beginning at 8:30 a.m. MST.
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BLM seeks input on third Owyhee County travel management plan to reduce user conflicts and protect natural resources
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Boise District seeks input during a 30-day public comment period on the Morley Nelson Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area (NCA) South Travel Management Plan Environmental Assessment.
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2 killed in crash on US 20 near Rigby
A driver and passenger were killed in a crash Sunday on US 20 at milepost 318 in Jefferson County.
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Big game population surveys to occur through early January throughout the Magic Valley Region
Residents may see low-flying helicopters during big game survey work
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St. Vincent de Paul replaces store truck with grants and donor funds
Thanks to three grants and multiple individual donations, the Saint Vincent de Paul Thrift Store and Social Services was able to procure a ‘new’ used truck for use with the food pantry and thrift store.
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School delay Dec. 11, 2023
Jefferson School District 251 will have a 2 hour delayed start time today.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – December 11, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Annual Shop with a Cop event starts bright and Early in the Upper Valley
Not everyone had the ability to sleep in Saturday December 9th, as a parade of lights went down Main Street in Rexburg, where they had breakfast at Madison Junior High. Kids in the cars with their Officer, Deputy, Trooper, agent, or ranger escort even got on the intercom to shout Ho! Ho! Ho! as they went down the street to the few cars in cheering them on.
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Tubing Hill in Ryder Park open as families create new memories this winter
A new Tubing hill in Idaho Falls has opened up in Ryder Park, near Sunnyside. The hill is completely open and promises a lot of fun but some have begun to worry about the pricing of the hill.
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Fee schedule transition at Teton County Recreation Center
Current facility rental rate increases will take effect on Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2024, and facility admissions and new facility rental rates will take effect upon expansion opening.
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PCSD 25 seniors named as Semifinalists for 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program
The Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 announced seven local seniors earned recognition as 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalists.
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What to do if your vehicle breaks down
Here are some tips from AAA if you experience car trouble.
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Beware of online purchase scams
The Idaho Department of Finance urges Idaho consumers to exercise heightened caution when purchasing cars, recreational vehicles, farm equipment and other high-dollar items online.
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Fall River Electric expands food drive to area high schools
Non-perishable food items are wanted and needed including items such as pasta, cold cereal, canned fruit and other canned goods.
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Stretch of Highway 20 closed due to accident; expect detours and delays
A crash on U.S. Highway 20 near the Jefferson and Bonneville County line has blocked all lanes headed Westbound.
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Two dead following single-vehicle crash in Idaho Falls
Two men are dead following a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 15 near Highway 20 on Saturday.
Continue Reading Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation winter service levels update
As Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation transitions into winter services, the Parks Department would like to explain the complex process that goes into preparing ice rinks and grooming for public access.
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Annual grants available for artists, arts education and arts organizations
Applications are due by Jan. 31, 2024.
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Idaho Department of Education seeks input on Idaho’s early literacy assessment
The survey will close on Dec. 22.
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Itchin’ for some fishin’? Now is a great time to go after this ‘mountain’ fishing opportunity
Never say “Ahh, it’s just a whitefish” again. Take advantage of this overlooked and underhooked fishing opportunity with a pretty tasty reward.
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New apostle for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints named
Elder Patrick Kearon is the newest member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Judge decides to keep Chad Daybell trial in Ada County
There is an update in the murder case against Chad Daybell.
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3.6 magnitude earthquake near Tetonia
A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck about 7.4 miles away from Tetonia Friday.
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Snowy conditions across east Idaho
The snow has been coming down pretty hard across east Idaho Friday morning.
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Lawmakers hold Town Hall with voters, lingering questions remain
It was a packed town hall meeting in Idaho Falls Thursday.
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River otter trapping closes for the season in the Southwest Region
The quota of 20 otters was reached on Dec. 7
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F&G conservation officers seeking information about swan killed in Southwest Idaho
On Nov. 9, 2023, a Fish and Game officer took a report of a dead juvenile swan at the 7-mile Slough Access near Emmett, Idaho.
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Stinking Springs, Egin-Hamer areas closing to all access for winter to protect wildlife
The closure area includes lands east of the Stinking Springs Trailhead and southwest of Kelly Canyon Ski Resort.
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SH-36 reopens in both directions
The Idaho Transportation Department has closed SH-36 in both directions from mile marker 0 to mile marker 26.
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Gem State Classic Pro Rodeo wins Small Market Rodeo of the Year
Gem State Classic Pro Rodeo, one of the attractions each year at the Eastern Idaho State Fair, has been named the 2023 PRCA Small Rodeo of the Year.
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IPUC approves certificate for eastern Idaho water utility to provide water service to Atomic City
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has approved a certificate of public convenience and necessity that will allow Atomic Water Company to provide water service in the unincorporated town of Atomic City, Idaho.
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550 Students to Graduate at U of I Saturday
More than 550 students are eligible to receive 607 degrees at University of Idaho’s 2023 Winter Commencement Ceremony Saturday, Dec. 9, in the ICCU Arena in Moscow.
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Gordon brings mental town hall meetings to Pinedale and Gillette
Governor Mark Gordon’s series of Town Hall meetings addressing mental health care in the state are continuing, with the next meetings scheduled for Dec. 15 in Pinedale and Dec. 18 in Gillette.
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F&G officers seek information about mule deer shot and left to waste near Weiser
Callers can remain anonymous, and a reward is being offered for information that leads to a citation.
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Free opioid reversal medication vending machines installed in northern Idaho
Since Narcan was established, Idaho has seen a 46% reduction in opioid overdose deaths.
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Pocatello creates panel to address concerns regarding proposed changes to sign code
The City of Pocatello has created a panel to address concerns regarding the proposed changes to sign code.
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Free learn to ski or ride day at Pomerelle
Calling adventurous Idahoans who have never skied or snowboarded.
Continue Reading Fall 2023 Idaho Reading Indicator results show steadyimprovement over previous years
Recent three-year cohort data from Idaho’s early literacy test, the Idaho Reading Indicator (IRI), suggests Idaho students are starting each school year with greater proficiency rates with less evidence of learning loss during summer months.
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Snake River Animal Shelter to hold 36 hour Adopt-a-Thon
The Snake River Animal Shelter is holding its first 36 hours Adopt-A-Thon, a three day event to highlight the shelter pets in need and offer the community expanded business hours to encourage them to adopt a new pet during the holidays.
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Coroner identifies person killed in officer involved shooting
The Bonneville County Coroner has identified the person killed in an officer involved shooting on Monday.
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Missing teen identified as search continues
We now know the name for the person being searched for at the Mc Tucker Ponds.
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Lori Vallow-Daybell pleads not guilty to Arizona murder conspiracy charges
A woman sentenced to life in an Idaho prison for murdering her two youngest children and another woman pleaded not guilty to Arizona charges of conspiring to kill her estranged husband and her niece’s ex-husband.
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Remains found identified as missing Bannock County man
The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office, Bannock County Coroner’s Office and Idaho State Police Forensic Services have confirmed remains found earlier this year belong to a local missing person, Michael Winward.
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3 things to do this weekend – December 8, 2023
Here are some events going on in your local neighborhood this weekend.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – December 8, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Friday.
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WYO 22 Teton Pass scheduled to close Friday
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has scheduled a closure of Teton Pass for Friday, Dec. 8 at 3 a.m. for avalanche control.
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Victor community holds candlelight vigil for Kali Randall and Zeke Best
The Family Safety Network and the Mental Health Coalition are holding a Candlelight Vigil this Thursday evening to honor the lives of the pregnant mother and son, as the community comes to grips with their horrifying loss.
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East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center opens
The East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center is officially open for the 2023-24 season.
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Wyoming holds off on auctioning huge piece of pristine land inside Grand Teton
Wyoming’s governor and other top leaders decided Thursday to hold off on auctioning a big chunk of state-owned land within Grand Teton National Park, choosing instead to continue negotiations with the U.S. government on a purchase or land swap for the pristine and valuable property.
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WYDOT reminds skiers to be wary of causing avalanches
The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) would like to remind winter recreationalists to be cautious of skiing near Wyoming State Highway 22 on Teton Pass.
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Former Pocatello mayor passes away
The City of Pocatello is mourning the loss of former mayor Roger Chase.
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Local symphony prepares for Christmas concert
This concert is a collaboration with the ISU concert choir and the community Camerata Singers with chorus master Scott Anderson.
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Idaho Falls Fire responds to single vehicle accident; avoid the area
Idaho State Police and the Idaho Falls Fire Department remind all travelers to “slow down and use extreme caution” while driving, after a single vehicle accident in Idaho Falls.
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BLM to conduct pile burns near Malad City to complete a wildlife habitat project
BLM to conduct pile burns near Malad City to complete a wildlife habitat project
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Risch recognizes 2nd South Market as a Twin Falls Gem
U.S. Senator Jim Risch, member and former-chairman of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, announced the selection of 2nd South Market in Twin Falls as a Local Gem.
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Police search for missing juvenile hunter
Police are not releasing the identity of any parties involved at this time.
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Idaho STEM Action Center helps students learn computer skills during Computer Science Education Week
“Those skillsets are transferable across the fields, across industries and over time.”
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Selecting health insurance doesn’t have to be a challenge
It’s that time of year to start thinking about your health insurance coverage for next year, especially if you are self-employed.
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Mackay School District Closed Today
The Mackay Joint School District will be closed today.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – December 7, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Thursday.
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Party platform allegiance called into question by some Bonneville Republicans
Platform enforcement hearings were held Tuesday evening by Bonneville County’s Legislative District 32.
Continue Reading What is the Eastern Idaho Critical Incident Task Force?
When a major or critical incident happens during the course of an officer carrying out their duties, what happens next? We learned that shortly after December 4th’s Officer involved shooting in Idaho Falls that the Eastern Idaho Critical Incident Task Force, (EICITF) was called in.
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2 Treasure Valley men sentenced for methamphetamine trafficking
A 60-year-old Boise man and a 48-year-old Nampa man were sentenced in separate cases for federal drug crimes involving methamphetamine, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced.
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Ski resorts start off season on slow note
Winter on the Tetons is here, yet ski resorts are starting off on a slow note.
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Flags to be flown at half staff in remembrance of Pearl Harbor attack
President Biden has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff on Dec. 7, 2023, in honor of those American patriots who died as a result of their service at Pearl Harbor.
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IDPR accepts public comment on replacement of 2 Heyburn State Park marinas
The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation (IDPR) will be replacing both marinas at Heyburn State Park (Chatcolet and Rocky Point).
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Woman dies from injuries after Blackfoot crash
A 61-year-old Blackfoot woman succumbed to her injuries after a crash Wednesday.
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Detours planned for System Interchange in Pocatello
Beginning Thursday, drivers should expect significant traffic changes at the System Interchange in Pocatello.
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Cat shelter could close soon, causing trouble for community
“We can’t take in everyone…but we take in as many as we can.”
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Chaplains of Idaho hosting ‘Pet Photos with Santa’
As law enforcement serves our communities, they can experience some traumatic encounters. But there are resources out there to get them, and grieving families, help they may need.
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