Night work Tuesday and Wednesday on I-15 at 2.5 Mile Road
The Idaho Transportation Department will move Interstate 15 traffic Tuesday and Wednesday nights to accommodate girder placement at 2.5 Mile Road…
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Idaho Falls Symphony launches search for new artistic leader
The search is on for the next artistic leader of the Idaho Falls Symphony. Monday, the symphony announced the formation of its Music Director Search…
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Red Cross officially starts services in new Chubbuck location
The American Red Cross is now working out of their new Blood Donation Center location in the Pine Ridge Shopping Center.
The Red Cross relocated…
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Cast a line! Free Fishing Day activities across Idaho
On Saturday, June 14, Idaho Fish and Game is reeling in a special invitation for all anglers in celebration of Idaho’s Free Fishing Day. Across the…
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Record number of Bannock County homeowners applied for Property Tax Reduction program
The Bannock County Assessor’s Office announced they have seen a record number of homeowners apply for the Property Tax Reduction (PTR) program this…
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Pocatello begins annual water system flush
Beginning June 2, 2025, the City of Pocatello Water Department will begin its annual water system flushing program. The process is expected to take…
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CEI shuts down network after malware attack; No data breach detected so far
The College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) has proactively shut down its network systems after a malware attack targeted the school. As of now, college…
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Chubbuck Road I-15 underpass closes for summer construction
The Idaho Transportation Department resumed construction on the Chubbuck Road I-15 underpass, on Monday, June 2, 2025. During the work, the road…
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61-year-old Jerome man killed in motorcycle crash
A 61-year-old man from Jerome is dead after an early Sunday morning motorcycle crash.
According to Idaho State Police, just before noon on Sunday,…
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A brief cooldown, then a slow warmup
A brief cooldown where highs in the 60s and 70s are common, but warmer temps return.…
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Idahoans visit Barberfest to learn how to make the cut
Studies show the barbering industry is growing, mainly due to men becoming more conscious of their appearance and barbershops showcasing their work…
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Idahoans all wrapped up in Museum of Idaho’s new mummy exhibit
“Their remains tell incredible stories, not only about the scientific process of mummification, but also about the lives they lived and the people…
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Community All-Stars: Cleave Lewis gets a glimpse of his impact as basketball coach at retirement party
On Friday, dozens of people attended a casual retirement party for long-time basketball coach Cleave Lewis. It was his last day with the Idaho…
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A merry time at the merry-go-round: Annual Summer Kick-Off Event at Porter Park
One family in attendance said they enjoyed the bouncy houses, food vendors, and having fun in the…
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Police: Deadly US 20 crash caused by impaired driver
Idaho State Police revealed the driver of the pickup involved in the US 20 crash near Henrys Lake, which killed seven people, was impaired by…
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Basketball coach Cleave Lewis retires after decades with the city of Idaho Falls
Dozens of people attended a casual retirement party for long-time basketball coach Cleave Lewis on Friday afternoon. He has been a city employee for…
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How to be A/C efficient during the summer
Air filters should be changed every one to two months. If you have a lot of pets that shed, you might need to change the filters even more…
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Idaho Falls missing teen found safe
Idaho Falls Police said Donna Coleman was found safe.…
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Ammon Chick-fil-A faces racism lawsuit
Chick-fil-a in Ammon is facing several lawsuits after a former employee says he endured racist abuse.…
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Pocatello Animal Shelter starting summer with an excess of dogs
Pocatello Animal Services is nearing capacity for dogs in the shelter, and they are asking for the community’s help in clearing space before they…
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Experience everything Zoo Idaho has to offer for free this weekend
Zoo Idaho and Connections Credit Union are hosting their annual Free Zoo Day on Saturday, May…
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Open house set for North Portneuf Crossing Project
The City of Pocatello invites community members to an upcoming open house to learn more about the North Portneuf Crossing Project, a major…
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Idaho Falls apartment fire displaces three families
Three families were displaced Thursday night after a structure fire broke out near Lomax and the 100 block of Higbee…
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Missing adult found safe
Idaho Falls Police said Froilan Carranza was found safe this morning.…
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Peter Pan flies into Rexburg
Ballet Etude is taking flight in its performance of Peter Pan. The ballet is happening at the Romance Theater on Friday, May 30 at 6 p.m. and…
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Prior Encounters, Known Disabilities: Perez family attorney says Pocatello Police mishandled fatal shooting
Lawyers representing the family of Victor Perez are arguing the fatal shooting of the disabled teen by Pocatello Police was a preventable tragedy,…
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Permits required to build on your property
A fence permit in Idaho Falls costs only $5, but permits to build decks, patios, or install solar panels will cost…
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Traffic light changes will close Utah Avenue temporarily on Sunday, June 1
Drivers in Idaho Falls should avoid S. Utah Ave. this Sunday, June 1, because it will be closed near Pancheri Drive.…
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Standoff with Pocatello police ends peacefully, man in custody
Pocatello Police are asking people to avoid the area of 1730 W. Quinn as they investigate a domestic disturbance. …
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Dozens of cars and trucks coming to Museum of Clean for annual event
The My World Discovery Museum and Museum of Clean will host their second annual Touch-A-Truck event on Tuesday, June…
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Construction company expects Ammon’s 17th St. bridge work to be finished by July 4
Depending on what the weather brings, Beck says asphalt will be filled in the middle of…
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Rexburg man arrested for threatening people with gun
Rexburg Police and their SWAT team arrested a man who pointed a handgun at people Wednesday…
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Hot weather keeps coming
Bright skies and even warmer today with highs in the 80 and into the upper 80’s for the lower valley. Winds SW 5-10 and peaking highs in the 90’s for…
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Hundreds gather to celebrate Washington Elementary School ahead of closure
Present and former students, teachers, staff and community members celebrated the legacy of Washington Elementary School at a send-off event on…
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Victor Perez Coverage: Attorneys to hold truth and reconciliation hearings in Pocatello next month
The entire Pocatello community is trying to come to grips with what happened on April 5. Attorneys for the family of Victor Perez are organizing a…
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Rexburg woman dies in fatal, single-car crash
Bannock County Coroner’s office releases name of the Rexburg woman killed in a crash on I-15 Wednesday…
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Warming trend continues with a threat for thunderstorms for Thursday
More heat and isolated thundershowers for Thursday!…
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Family of three-year-old girl struck by car in Costco parking lot share memories, message following child’s death
The family of three-year-old Kamari Alvarez are sharing their memories and a message for families following a tragic accident over Memorial Day…
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One killed in cabin fire north of Jackson
A person was found dead inside a cabin that caught fire overnight north of…
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Pocatello homeless shelter hosting fundraiser event during summer lull in donations
Aid for Friends is hosting their 13th annual ‘Splish and Splash’ fundraiser event in August to raise money for their shelter and support services…
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Four people injured in Highway 91 accident
Four people were injured in a two-car crash on Tuesday on the Fort Hall reservation.…
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Highlights from the Chukars Home Opener
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — The Idaho Falls Chukars began their season on the road against the Boise Hawks. They won that series 5 games to 1.…
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Highs in the 80’s and 90’s this week with a thunderstorm risk
We’re bringing in the heat along with a few thunderstorms.…
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Special Olympics gears up for state games with torch run
In an annual event that’s become a favorite for participants and supporters alike, the Special Olympic torch is on its way across the state ahead of…
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Local News 8 anchor Linda Larsen announces cancer diagnosis
Linda Larsen, a long-time fixture of local news in Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming, revealed she has been diagnosed with…
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Portneuf River Vision to host Poky Paddle event in June
The Portneuf River Vision group, in partnership with the Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce and Healthy City, USA, are hosting a day of fun on…
Continue Reading “Hopefully, this never happens again”: Former consultant for Boise Police analyzes officer-involved shooting in Pocatello
The Idaho Critical Incident Task Force is in the middle of its investigation for the Pocatello police shooting of Victor Perez.Â
Local News 8’s Doug…
Keeping ants out of your home while you’re on vacation
“Ant prevention is kind of thinking about locking down the fortress in a lot of…
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A beautiful forecast ahead
Look for several days of beautiful weather…
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Authorities respond to car fire on I-15
Authorities are investigating a car fire in between Idaho Falls and Pocatello.…
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Idahoans learn about American flag handling and care
If the flag is flown at half-staff during times of mourning, it needs to be brought up to the top of the staff first, then…
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Warm, but pop-up showers possible
As we kick off the holiday weekend, it seems mother nature is smiling on us with beautiful weather. In general, the forecast is very nice, but a few…
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3-year-old dead in Pocatello after getting hit in parking lot
POCATELLO (KIFI)-A three-year-old girl is now dead after getting hit by a car in the parking lot of the Pocatello Costco. Shortly before 2:30 p.m.,…
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Semi-truck crash near Palisades Reservoir blocks traffic
Highway 26 in Swan Valley is currently shut down due to an accident involving a semi-truck, trailer and SUV, according to a press release from the…
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Warming trend for this holiday weekend with a slight chance of thunderstorms
Warming up this holiday weekend! We have some moisture still working through the region with the warmer temps. This moisture will trigger a few…
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Goats: Eco-friendly lawn care
“They’re really great for fire fuels reduction. They’ll eat down all the weeds that get really dry in the…
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Search and Resucue volunteers help teen who crashed mountain bike along Teton Pass trail
A 16-year-old boy is recovering after crashing his mountain bike on the Parallel Trail along Teton Pass early Friday, according to Teton County…
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Memorial Day Weekend kicks off with massive flag display in Freeman Park in Idaho Falls
The 13th annual field of honor for our veterans and heroes is happening in Idaho Falls this weekend. It’s being put on by the exchange club of Idaho…
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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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A chance of thunderstorms with highs near 70°
We’ll still have a few thunderstorms as we move into this weekend. Temps really start to warm-up this Sunday & Monday.…
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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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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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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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A few thunderstorms for Thursday with a warming trend
Another frost advisory overnight, but its a smaller area than last night. Our warming trend continues into this holiday weekend – Michael Coats…
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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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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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Warm up closing in for long weekend
Frost Advisory this morning for sensitive vegetation. Sunshine is back with highs in the lower 60s. We’ll see another day with a slight chance for…
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Areas of a few thunderstorms for Tuesday evening; sunny for Wednesday
A frost advisory has been issued for Wednesday morning.…
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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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Warmer with scattered storms and showers today
Another hiccup in our plan for sunshine domination, we’ve got a few showers and possible thunderstorms to get through today with highs, still below…
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