Wind advisory in place through Sunday as gusts could reach 55 mph
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI)- Windy conditions will dominate the rest of the weekend with gusts reaching into the 30 mph range Saturday night and speeds…
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Fire burns nearly 1,000 acres in Power and Bannock Counties
Firefighters are working to contain a wildfire that has burned more than 1,000 acres in Power and Bannock…
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Friday American Legion baseball scores – June 5
Area American Legion AA and A baseball scores for Friday, June…
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Healing from the Teton Dam: Families of those lost honored at Friday memorial
“Loved ones were taken suddenly without warning. Homes, farms and ways of life built through generations were sucked away in minutes as the torrent…
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More wind for this weekend with a few showers and thunderstorms
As low pressure moves into the Pacific Northwest, we’ll see a few storm clouds late Saturday and early…
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INL employee hospitalized, released after work weapon discharges; investigation underway
An Idaho National Laboratory employee was hospitalized after a weapon carried for their job discharged, and the incident is currently under…
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Governor’s office announces leadership changes
Staffing changes are underway in Gov. Brad Little’s administration as the governor names a new director of operations and policy adviser.
Lauren…
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Rexburg Pride announces sixth annual event at Porter Park
Rexburg Pride is preparing to return to Porter Park later this month for its sixth annual community celebration.
According to Rexburg Pride, the…
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Brush fire contained Pocatello Regional Airport
The Fort Hall Fire Department is advising residents of an active brush fire burning the Michaud Creek that has already consumed an estimated 30…
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Teton Dam: The Failure and Future
On June 5, 1976, the Teton Dam disaster in Idaho released 80 billion gallons of water onto populated valley cities below, causing one of the most…
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Officials mark 50 years since Teton Dam disaster at new overlook
Federal, state and local officials gathered Thursday at the Teton Dam Overlook to mark 50 years since the collapse of the Teton Dam.
The Bureau of…
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Riverton Road Bridge replacement project continues near Blackfoot
BLACKFOOT, Idaho (KIFI) — Construction on the Riverton Road Bridge north of Blackfoot is expected to continue through November, according to the…
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Viral videos allege pricey Lego theft. Here’s how Utah police entered the conversation
American Fork police have become involved in a viral conversation after a man claimed his family’s $200,000 “Star Wars” Lego collection was stolen by…
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Thursday American Legion baseball scores – June 4
Area American Legion A and AA baseball scores for Thursday, June…
Continue Reading Floating the Flood Path: Boaters honor Dam Disaster on the Teton River
“The disaster happened, and what we are really celebrating is the way the community came together to recover from the disaster – all of the…
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Sunny, hot and breezy for Friday
Winds and mostly clear skies will continue for Thursday night and into Friday. Our next chance of rain arrives late Saturday.…
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Man pleads guilty in connection to 2022 rest area killing
William Burton pleaded guilty to being an accessory to second-degree murder in the 2022 killing of Morey Pelton at a rest area east of…
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Crapo survey highlights Idaho housing affordability concerns
Rising construction costs, a lack of available housing and workforce shortages were among the top concerns identified by Idahoans in a housing survey…
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Developers appeal Pocatello’s denial of proposed AI data center
A controversial proposal to develop an AI Data Center in the Gate City could gain a second life as the applicant petitions the City of Pocatello for…
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Pocatello considers 4-day week, then hits pause
Pocatello-Chubbuck could become the next school district to shorten its instructional week. But the school board won’t make a decision anytime…
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Expert panel dives into Teton Dam’s failure at CEI’s ‘Flood 50’ commemoration
“The dam collapsed at 11:15 a.m., and 80 billion gallons of water rushed to the valley floor. By 8 p.m., the reservoir was…
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Three Hospitalized Following Car Crash in Jefferson County
Three people were hospitalized following a head-on crash in Jefferson County, Idaho, and the cause of the crash is still under…
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How to stay safe on the roads this summer – 100 Deadliest Days of Summer
Five people have died in crashes across Idaho since Memorial Day as law enforcement urges drivers to stay safe during the “100 Deadliest Days of…
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Detective Korey Payne awarded Idaho ‘Hometown Hero’ award
Detective Korey Payne was awarded the Hometown Hero Award by the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho for his exceptional…
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Portneuf Air Rescue and Moving Honors pay tribute to fallen EMS heroes
The National EMS Memorial Service partnered with Portneuf Air Rescue and Medical Center to host the Moving Honors procession on Wednesday, June 3.…
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Idaho investigating raw milk outbreak after dozens become ill
Idaho health officials are investigating an outbreak of illnesses linked to the consumption of raw milk that has affected nearly 60 people across the…
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Utah bus driver sentenced to 5 years in prison for setting bus on fire with children inside
A Utah bus driver was sentenced to five years in prison for setting a school bus with 42 children inside on fire.
Michael Ford, a 60-year-old…
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Labrador backs higher wage requirements for H-1B visa workers
Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador is backing a proposal that would increase wage requirements for employers hiring workers through the H-1B visa…
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Woman takes on a 40-mile high-altitude Andes trek to raise money for prostate cancer research
Cynthia Wilson is preparing to take on a 40-mile, 7-day trek across the Andes Mountains in Peru to raise awareness and money for prostate cancer,…
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Hitt Road lane closure begins Thursday near Lincoln Road roundabout
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — Drivers traveling on Hitt Road should expect traffic delays beginning Thursday as construction crews start work near…
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Trial set for 2027 in University of Idaho victims’ families’ lawsuit against Washington State University
A federal judge has set a September 2027 trial date in a lawsuit filed by the families of four University of Idaho students killed by Bryan…
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Construction on track for Willow Creek Elementary, set to open in Fall 2026
Construction of Willow Creek Elementary, District 93’s newest elementary school, is on track to open in September…
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Pocatello Citizen Police Academy honors 13 graduates
“This gives us an opportunity to do one of the most important things that it can do for any leadership group – and that’s building relationships,”…
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Tuesday American Legion baseball scores – June 2
Area American Legion baseball scores for Tuesday, June…
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High temperatures near 80° with a chance of thunderstorms
For Tuesday night, it’s fairly quiet with light winds and clear sky. Low temperatures will drop to the lower 40’s in the Snake River Plain.…
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Understanding the negotiations between IFEA and D-91
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — As the school year comes to an end and students begin summer break, negotiations between Idaho Falls School District 91…
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City of Pocatello Seeks Contributions to 50-Year Time Capsule
The City of Pocatello is excited to seal their 50-year time capsule at the end of the month and are looking for community members to donate items to…
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Bannock County offers weed spray for Dyer’s Woad invasive species
Bannock County has seen an explosion of the noxious weed Dyer’s Woad and is offering to help residents fight it on their property with weed spray.…
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War Bonnet Round Up seeks singers to perform national anthem at Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo
The War Bonnet Round Up is looking for local singers to perform the national anthem during this year’s rodeo at Sandy Downs.
Selected performers…
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Pocatello High School maintenance staff member dies during medical emergency on campus
A member of the Pocatello High School maintenance staff died early Tuesday morning while at work on campus, according to school officials.
Earlier…
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‘Savvy’s Stuffies’: Girl’s ER visit sparks effort to support kids in difficult situations
A Utah family is trying to help kids in scary situations, one stuffed animal at a…
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Fire officials warn cold water remains dangerous despite warmer weather
The Idaho Falls Fire Department issued a reminder to residents about summer safety, encouraging people to take extra precautions around water,…
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New Sugar City museum project aims to preserve local history
To reflect on and remember the Teton Dam flood, as well as the unity shown by those who came together in its aftermath, Sugar City will host its…
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office kicks off 2026 career camp
Today was the first day of the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office Career Camp. Students got a firsthand look at what it takes to work in law…
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Report: Idaho and Wyoming among nation’s highest for uninsured children under six
A new report is raising concerns about health insurance coverage for Idaho and Wyoming’s youngest…
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‘Flood 50’ revs up the night with fast times at Rexburg Classic Car Show and 70s Fashion Show
“I spent my entire summer shoveling mud out of the bottom of basements because we were small enough, we could get in the crawl spaces, drag the…
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Monday American Legion baseball scores – June 1
Area American Legion baseball scores for Monday, June…
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Years long Madison County drug investigation leads to major seizure
REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI) — A years-long drug trafficking investigation in Madison County has led to the seizure of thousands of THC products, multiple…
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Judge keeps Charlie Kirk murder hearing open to public, media
Judge Tony Graf is expected to decide Monday whether to close portions of the upcoming preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, 23, accused of killing…
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Expanded Blackfoot foster care closet gives children more room to shop and choose
Foster children in eastern Idaho now have more space to shop for clothing, hygiene products, birthday gifts and other essentials following the…
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Cool start to June and lingering showers throughout Monday
We will start June with cooler temperatures and a brief period of showers moving through Eastern Idaho, heading northward. Although today may require…
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E. coli warning issued for portions of Flat Creek in Jackson
Health officials are warning people to stay out of parts of Flat Creek after recent testing found E. coli levels above federal safety standards for…
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Search and Rescue saves three fishermen after boat capsizes on Fall River
Three fishermen are safe after a boat trip on the Fall River took a dangerous turn last Thursday, May 28.
According to Fremont County Search and…
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Bannock County Chief Deputy Coroner arrested on multiple child sexual abuse charges
Jonathan Ray Farnsworth, 54, the chief deputy coroner for Bannock County and North Bannock Fire Chief, has been arrested and charged with multiple…
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How to Detect and Protect against Skin Cancer
Skin Cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, The Skin Cancer Foundation says one in five people will be diagnosed with Skin Cancer in…
Continue Reading Some showers holding on ahead of drier, warmer week
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI)- Lingering showers will fall in portions of east Idaho Sunday night and into Monday. Mostly the central mountains and areas…
Continue Reading Saturday American Legion baseball scores – May 30
Area American Legion baseball scores for Saturday, May…
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Chilly temperatures and rain to persist rest of weekend
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI)- Wet weather will continue for much of east Idaho Saturday night with rain chances lingering into Sunday. Chilly…
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Friday Night Flag Expands With New High School Leagues for Boys and Girls
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — As flag football continues to grow across the country, that momentum is reaching Idaho…
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Teton Dam Royalty Crowned for 2026
Rexburg, Idaho is commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Teton Dam flood with a week-long celebration. The event began with the crowning of Verla…
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Rain and thunderstorms for our Saturday
We’re seeing some thunderstorms and showers for Friday evening and late tonight, as low pressure moves in from the south. For Friday night look for…
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Idaho Falls mayor appoints new Public Works director pending council approval
Idaho Falls Mayor Lisa Burtenshaw has appointed Chris Canfield as the city’s new Public Works director, pending confirmation by the Idaho Falls City…
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Portneuf Valley Partners Break Ground on New Community Garden
An idea over a year in the making broke ground this morning in Pocatello – the community garden at King Street and North Arthur Avenue. Around 30…
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Idaho State Police investigate livestock shootings in several counties
State investigators are looking into a series of livestock shootings across Idaho that have left multiple cattle dead and ranchers facing thousands…
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Southbound I-15 traffic changes Sunday night between Pocatello and Fort Hall
The Idaho Transportation Department is making changes beginning Sunday night as contruction on the interstate in Pocatello continues.
According to…
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US-30 traffic shift planned Saturday near McCammon interchange
Drivers traveling through McCammon can expect a new traffic pattern this weekend as work continues on the U.S. Highway 30 resurfacing project near…
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Idaho Falls police warn public after two fatal suspected fentanyl overdoses
Idaho Falls police are warning the public after three suspected fentanyl overdoses were reported in the city Tuesday, including two that turned…
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Bondi defends DOJ’s handling of Epstein files but says Blanche was in charge
By Sarah Ferris, Paula Reid, Camila DeChalus, CNN (CNN) — Former Attorney General Pam Bondi remained tight-lipped about the Justice…
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Three women rescued after car plunges into Salmon River
Three women were rescued from their car after it went into the Salmon River near Mormon Bend on State Highway 75, and were transported to a hospital…
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Blue Origin rocket explodes during ground test
A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket experienced an anomaly during a ground test known as a hotfire Thursday, the company shared on X.
Video captured from…
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Teen summer job market hits historic all-time low
Idaho Falls, ID (KIFI) – Many students are celebrating their final day of school and beginning the hunt for a fun summer job: an opportunity to…
Continue Reading Thursday American Legion baseball scores – May 28
Area American Legion baseball scores for Thursday, May…
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‘All the world is one’: Hindu statesman visits Brigham Young University-Idaho
Universal Society of Hinduism President Rajan Zed has offered opening prayers at the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Idaho Senate, a Bonneville County…
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‘Flood of memories:’ Week of major Teton Dam Flood 50th anniversary activities kicks off in Rexburg
Fifty years after a wall of water pulverized communities in the flood path of the Teton Dam, a ribbon cutting for the “Just Add Water: The Dam that…
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Local Elementary students need your support to compete in Robotics Competition
Two teams from Westside Elementary School are going to Washington D.C. this weekend to compete in the SeaPerch Competition. Over 130 international…
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Officials issue overdose spike notice for Bonneville County
A spike in drug overdoses has officials issuing an overdose spike notice for Bonneville County.
In a social media post, the Eastern Idaho Public…
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Forest Service releases draft decision for Grand Targhee Resort expansion
The U.S. Forest Service has issued a draft decision for the proposed Grand Targhee Resort expansion and is now opening a formal objection period for…
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Protesters confront Box Elder County commissioners who approved Stratos Project data center
Hundreds of people from across northern Utah protested the proposed 40,000-acre Stratos Project data center in Brigham City, voicing concerns over…
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Shoshone-Bannock Tribes formally oppose data center development on and near Fort Hall Reservation
The Fort Hall Business Council of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes has issued a statement opposing the development of data centers on the Reservation and…
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Blackfoot City approves name change for South Fisher Avenue
The City of Blackfoot has approved a name change for a portion of South Fisher Avenue to S. Elderberry Avenue, effective June 15, 2026, in order to…
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ISU student describes harrowing fight to save his house in Mountain Home fire
As a fast-moving inferno quickly engulfed 300 acres Tuesday near Mountain Home, one Idaho State University student rolled up his sleeves in a…
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HVAC issues force closure of Rexburg Idaho Temple
REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI)- The Rexburg Idaho Temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is closed due to HVAC issues. The doors were shut…
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What You Need To Keep Yourself Safe on the Water this Summer
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – As we dive deeper into the summer, it is important to remember how to stay safe on the water. According to the Bonneville…
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Jackson Police searching for missing man Who may be experiencing mental health crisis
The Jackson Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating James McPhee, who was last seen on May 25th and may be experiencing a mental…
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Thunderstorms clearing out late Wednesday; hot and sunny for Thursday
We have low pressure sitting to our south, sending moisture and warm air in our direction for Wednesday evening. The low pressure pulls a little…
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‘Why would someone do this?’ Local family mourns beloved horse shot near Sage Lakes Golf Course
An Idaho Falls man and police is looking for answers after a horse was shot sometime between late Saturday evening, across the Sage Lakes Golf…
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Small bathroom fire prompts temporary evacuation at Highland High School
A small fire broke out in a waste bin at Highland High School in Pocatello, Idaho, causing a brief evacuation. The flames were quickly extinguished,…
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Mountain Home brush fire burns several homes, injures 6 officers
Six law enforcement officers were injured when a wildfire spread quickly and burned several homes on Tuesday night. One officer is still in the…
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Junior High State Rodeo Finals Kick Off in Pocatello
It’s the most important week of young cowgirls’ and cowboys’ lives in Idaho at the Bannock County Farigrounds where the Junior High State Rodeo…
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Emergency water main repair leaves Ammon residents without water
Residents in Ammon are without water on Wednesday afternoon due to an emergency water main repair, which is expected to be completed by 6…
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Former Attorney General Pam Bondi diagnosed with thyroid cancer and recovering from treatment
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi was diagnosed with thyroid cancer after leaving the Justice Department in…
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Warrant arrest sparks brief police incident, shelter-in-place on W. Elswood Drive Tuesday afternoon
A shelter-in-place order was lifted in Idaho Falls after police took a male into custody who was wanted on several felony…
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City of Idaho Falls’ Updated Impact Fees Go into Effect June 1
The City of Idaho Falls is notifying developers, builders, and the public of upcoming changes to the City’s residential impact fee assessment…
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“The mountains look like they should in July:” Burn Ban to begin a month early
After a dry winter in southeast Idaho, wildfire season has struck early and the Pocatello Fire Department is urging people to take precautions,…
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We’re not done yet with thunderstorms and showers for this week
An area of low pressure is moving down the Pacific coast and moving inland to the Great Basin this week. We’ll see a few showers and thunderstorms…
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Breaking the wallet before the walk: local families struggle to budget graduation parties
How much does a graduation typically cost? That’s the question many parents have before they throw their kid’s graduation party. In between picking…
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Bram Stoker unleashed Dracula 129 years ago—Let it inspire your Summer Reading List
129 years ago, Bram Stoker’s Dracula was published and has changed pop culture and our education system forever. This book is typically read at a…
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LDS Church Announces Location for New Caldwell Idaho Temple
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the location of its newest house of worship in Caldwell, Idaho, which will be an…
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Resurfacing of US-20 between Idaho Falls and Rigby begins tonight
Work to resurface all lanes of U.S. Highway 20 between Idaho Falls and Rigby begins tonight, promising a smoother ride and extending the lifespan of…
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Two wanted individuals arrested after Sunday traffic stop, foot chase near 17th and Holmes
Two wanted individuals are behind bars following a Sunday afternoon traffic stop that escalated into a brief foot chase near a busy local…
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