Look, but don’t touch: Idaho Fish and Game issues Spring warning for baby wildlife
With spring in the air and baby wildlife season in full bloom, Idaho Fish and Game is issuing an important reminder to hikers and outdoor…
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“Rapidly changing conditions”: TCSAR urges caution following multiple weekend rescues
Teton County Search and Rescue is urging outdoor enthusiasts to be extra cautious during the unpredictable spring transition after crews responded…
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US officials killed in Mexico car crash following drug raid worked for the CIA, sources say
By Natasha Bertrand, Jim Sciutto, CNN (CNN) — The two US embassy officials who died in a car accident in Mexico on Sunday worked for the CIA…
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Coroner releases name of Layton man killed in I-15 rollover near Pocatello
Bannock County Authorities have identified the semi-truck driver who lost his life in a single-vehicle rollover south of Pocatello last…
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INL appoints Jennifer Porter as new Fire Chief; Jim Blair to retire
“Jennifer has earned this opportunity through years of exceptional leadership, technical expertise and unwavering commitment to INL’s mission,”…
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Senate GOP unveils $70B immigration plan to circumvent Democrats in bid to end DHS shutdown
Senate GOP leaders formally declared Tuesday that they will attempt to circumvent Democrats in the months-long stalemate over Department of Homeland…
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U.S. Olympic silver medalist and Teton Valley native Jaelin Kauf honored in Driggs
The most decorated American moguls skier in history grew up carving the slopes at Grand Targhee Ski…
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Monday girls high school softball scores – April 20
Area girls high school softball scores for Monday, April…
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Monday boys high school baseball scores – April 20
Area boys high school baseball scores for Monday, April…
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Warmer for Tuesday ahead of our next storm; showers and thunderstorms for Wednesday
A bit of a breeze for late Monday night, with partly cloudy skies. We’ll see a low temperature in the lower 40’s for the Snake River Plain. Winds…
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“You don’t come to work planning on losing your life that day,” ITD urge caution as National Work Zone Awareness week begins
The Idaho Transportation Department is marking National Work Zone Awareness Week from April 20–24 with a push for safer driving across the state.…
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Gov. Brad Little comes to Idaho Falls to discuss 2026 legislative session
Governor Brad Little came to Idaho Falls to discuss the 2026 legislative session what they mean for Idahoans moving…
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Idaho Transportation Department Director Scott Stokes to retire after 35 Years
“I have been most fortunate to be part of this very dedicated team who serves Idaho in transportation during a great period of growth and need. And…
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Lori Chavez-DeRemer out as Labor secretary
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer will step down from the Trump administration to take a job in the private sector, according to a statement posted…
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Downtown revitalization: City of Pocatello invests in urban forest improvements with grant funding
The City of Pocatello is continuing efforts to improve the health and safety of its urban forest, with work taking place in Historic Downtown and…
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Apple CEO Tim Cook to step down after more than a decade
Tim Cook, the executive who led Apple to become a $4 trillion company and defined its identity in the post-Steve Jobs era, is stepping down as CEO,…
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New law could bring more brewery locations to Treasure Valley and across the state
After Governor Brad Little signed Senate Bill 1301 into law, breweries across Idaho may soon have more room to grow.
The new law, which takes effect…
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The Onion reaches new deal to take over Alex Jones’ Infowars
By Hadas Gold, CNN (CNN) — Satirical news site The Onion said it has reached an agreement to take over conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’…
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Massive fire rips through Rigby storage facility; arson investigation pending
A fire ripped through a local storage facility early Monday morning, leaving nearly a dozen units in ruins. The Central Fire District is now…
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2 killed after a planned fight near a North Carolina middle school turns into a mass shooting, police say
What started as a scheduled scuffle devolved into a deadly mass shooting not far from a middle school Monday, North Carolina authorities said.
The…
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Trump to read Bible verse from Oval Office after feud with Pope and deleted AI image
By Kaanita Iyer, Aleena Fayaz, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump will participate in a public Bible reading this week as the administration…
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LDS Church announces new age-group names for Young Women Program
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a global change to its Young Women program on Monday. Effective immediately, the faith will…
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‘We could smell it immediately’: Neighbors recount tense night with gas explosion threat
Wyatt Romney has lived by the corner of 100 South and 500 West in Brigham City for many years, and his long-time friend Blake Smith moved in a little…
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Mild Monday with warm temperatures and sunny skies
If the rain and colder temperatures last week weren’t your favorite kind of weather conditions, you are in luck. As we start off the week, we’ll…
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI)- A warming trend will usher a new week with a couple of warm and sunny days. Some breezes will pick up as storm rolls in…
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Shed fire in Iona contained
A shed fire has been successfully contained after the Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a structure fire around 11:55 a.m. today in the…
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Postcard Art Show Draws Hundreds to Support Happyville Farms
Art brings communities together, and right here in Idaho Falls several local organizations gathered people to enjoy a “Postcard Art Show” in support…
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“Ice Gala” in Idaho Falls Fundraises for Local Hockey Organizations
Ice skating and ice hockey are two of the world’s lesser known sports, however there are clubs providing athletes the opportunity to play them right…
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Saturday boys high school baseball scores – April 18
Area boys high school baseball scores for Saturday, April…
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Thousands Attend Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair in Pocatello
In honor of celebrating Earth Day this weekend, 70 organizations, businesses, agencies and vendors set up at Lookout Point in downtown Pocatello for…
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Freeze Warning Overnight into Sunday Morning
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – A freeze warning will go into effect at midnight for the Snake River Plain and the Arco Desert until 10am Sunday. Lows…
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Friday girls high school softball scores – April 17
Area girls high school softball scores for Friday, April…
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Friday boys high school baseball scores – April 17
Area boys high school baseball scores for Friday, April…
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Reconnect Southeast Idaho Prepares for Summer Constitution Camp
Every summer, volunteers and the Reconnect Southeast Idaho organization work together to bring fun, education and performing arts to kids in…
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Turn the pumps back on: Curtailment order temporarily lifted for most Butte County farmers
The decision means farmers in the Big Lost River and Little Lost River Basins will be able to water their crops for the next two…
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Surface Water Coalition, Groundwater Districts seek emergency stay on Butte Co. curtailment
In a potential breakthrough for Butte County agriculture, the Surface Water Coalition (SWC), along with Idaho’s groundwater districts, filed a…
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EAST IDAHO HOME AND GARDEN SHOW RETURNS
The event is underway at the Mountain America Center, bringing together nearly 200 vendors offering everything from landscaping and gardening advice…
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Clearing out with overnight freeze warnings
In the wake of our latest storm, we’ll continue to see chilly temperatures and clearing skies heading into the weekend. The National Weather…
Continue Reading East Idaho Home and Garden Show takes over Mountain America Center
Spring projects are top of mind for many across eastern Idaho—and one event this weekend is helping homeowners get a head start.
The East Idaho…
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District 93 seeks two-year levy in May Election to close budget gap
A supplemental levy aimed at keeping key programs in place will be on the ballot for Bonneville Joint School District 93 voters in May.
The…
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Idaho Falls seeks input for 5-year Community Development Plan
The City of Idaho Falls is inviting residents and community partners to provide input that will help guide the development of its Community…
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Rexburg man charged with arson, battery of healthcare worker after Airport Road house fire
A Rexburg man is facing nearly three decades in prison after he allegedly attacked his healthcare worker after setting fire to his home before…
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Burley deputy says she was mocked at work for breastfeeding, files lawsuit
Hannah Jones says she has worked as a deputy at the Mini-Cassia County Criminal Justice Center for over three years and enjoyed the job before…
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Utah Judge to decide on cameras in the court in Charlie Kirk murder case
PROVO, Utah (KIFI) — Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, appeared before a Utah judge Friday, arguing…
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Some UVU students grateful they’re left without a graduation commencement speaker
Graduation will look a little different for students at Utah Valley University at the end of the month, after the school chose to forgo having a…
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Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons to step down from agency
Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Todd Lyons is stepping down from his role later this spring, Homeland Security Secretary…
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72-Year-Old Man Killed in Head-On Collision in Bear Lake County
Idaho state police is investigating a deadly head-on crash in Bear Lake County.
The crash took place Thursday evening, just before 5 p.m., on…
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Thursday boys high school baseball scores – April 16
Area boys high school baseball scores for Thursday, April…
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IDWR denies stay on water curtailment, pumps to remain off in Big and Little Lost Basins
UPDATED: 9:10 p.m. (Response from Surface Water Coalition) BUTTE COUNTY, Idaho (KIFI) — The Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) has denied a…
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The Idaho Falls Zoo is reopening – despite the cold weather
Despite the near-freezing temperatures, chances of snow, and winds, the zoo is still open for the start of their 2026 season.
“There’s lots of…
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Rexburg faces lawsuit from Idaho DEQ for polluting South Fork Teton River
“We already have a river that has too much of certain pollutants, and so we really want to avoid exacerbating that – making that any worse,”…
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Idaho Falls YMCA Hosting Healthy Kids Day
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The Idaho Falls Family YMCA wants to help kids and families build healthy habits all year long. To help get them started,…
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Driver killed in semi-truck rollover on I-15 south of Pocatello
Idaho State Police is investigating a crash along I-15 south of Pocatello near the N Old Highway 91
According to the Idaho Transportation…
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Suspect in alleged machete attack apprehended by Fort Hall Police
After a nearly two-week search involving federal authorities, the Fort Hall Police Department has arrested 28-year-old Sean Tindore.
Tindore was…
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Yellowstone delays season openings to noon Friday due to major winter storm
Yellowstone entrances and roads scheduled to open at 8 a.m. Friday, April 17 will instead open at noon due to a significant winter storm with heavy…
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Classrooms vs. extracurriculars: GOP leaders draw a line on political neutrality in schools
Spokespeople for Gov. Brad Little and state superintendent Debbie Critchfield say there’s a difference between promoting political ideologies in…
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Idaho medical marijuana push reaches 100,000 signatures as lawmakers urge opposition
Supporters of a medical marijuana initiative in Idaho say they have surpassed 100,000 signatures as they work to place the issue on the 2026 ballot,…
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‘Everlasting hug’: Community creates quilt in memory of Kaylee Goncalves
A handmade quilt created by contributors from across the country is now on display in the Treasure Valley, honoring the life of Kaylee Goncalves and…
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AG Labrador slams “Idaho Values First” for misleading political campaign involving ICAC Unit
Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador is striking back against a wave of “misleading political advertisements” that he says falsely invoke his office…
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Three hospitalized following multiple crashes on Osborne Bridge
A chain of accidents near the Osborne Bridge sent multiple people to the hospital Thursday morning as slick road conditions potentially caught…
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Trial set for man charged with murder and kidnapping of 5-year-old Michael Vaughan
A September trial date has been set for Stacey Wondra, the man accused in the disappearance and death of 5-year-old Michael Vaughan.
During a…
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Severe drought may have farmers cutting back on crops
Some farmers are making the tough decision this year, on whether or not they should reduce the number of crops farmers will plant this year.
The…
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Farmers struggle to find field workers as many are ‘living in fear’ amid rising immigration enforcement
It has been a tough year for Idaho farmers dealing with less water, higher fuel costs, and fewer workers in the fields.
Bethany Gotts owns Quey’s…
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Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax kills his wife and then himself, police say
CNN By Rebekah Riess, Eric Levenson, Brian Todd, Dugald McConnell, CNN (CNN) — Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, a once-rising star in…
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One Family Forever Changed: A Wednesday’s Child Update
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — With a family of five biological children, Julz Kimbro thought her family was complete. She remembers, “We were not even…
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Spring freezes in Eastern Idaho: experts at T&T Lawn Service offer advice for keeping your yard healthy
Idaho Falls, ID (KIFI) – With spring weather in Eastern Idaho comes unpredictable conditions, including freezing temperatures and late-season storms.…
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520 fifth graders celebrate ‘Hope of America’ concert for U.S. 250th anniversary
520 fifth graders in Jefferson School District #251 belted out patriotic numbers in a dazzling Hope of America concert celebrating the nation’s…
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Wednesday high school scores – April 15
Area boys high school baseball and girls softball scores for Wednesday,April…
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SICOG Conducting Research for Children’s Safety on School Commute Routes
As the weather warms, more children are biking or walking to school. Southeast Idaho Council of Governments is working in partnership with other…
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Scattered snow, rain and gusty winds continue for Thursday
A cold front for Wednesday night is driving in this latest storm. We’ll look for rain showers and some snow late Wednesday night. A few…
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IDWR launches technical review to resolve Butte County curtailment, Surface Water Coalition appluads path forward
Idaho’s Surface Water Coalition is applauding efforts to find a potential path toward ending water shut-offs in Butte County.
On Wednesday, the…
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Two Americans sentenced to prison for North Korean tech worker scheme
By Sean Lyngaas, CNN (CNN) — Two Americans have been sentenced to years in prison for their roles in a covert scheme that defrauded major US…
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Shoshone-Bannock Tribes to honor legacy of late Judge William “Bill” Bacon
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes will gather this Friday to pay tribute to the life and enduring impact of William “Bill” F. Bacon, a longtime Tribal…
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Snowboarding pioneer and former Soldier Mountain GM Paul Alden passes away at 89
Snowboard industry pioneer Paul Alden died on April 9, 2026, at age 89. He is pictured here (back row, far left) with Jake Burton Carpenter (back row…
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‘Nobody wants to see this’: Small community copes with tragic murder-suicide
Police in Elko are still trying to piece together and come to terms with how something so tragic as Monday’s murder-suicide involving an 11-year-old…
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Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair returns to Pocatello this weekend
The Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair is returning to Pocatello this weekend, offering a full day of free, family-friendly activities focused on the…
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11-year-old golfer takes shot at Augusta stage
An 11-year-old golfer from Boise is already chasing a dream many spend a lifetime pursuing.
Owen Zaragoza recently competed in the Drive, Chip and…
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The Coach vs. the Firefighter: Connor Cook challenges incumbent Barbara Ehardt in District 33 showdown
Rep. Barbara Ehardt, R-Idaho Falls, will face Republican Connor Cook in the May 19 primary election in District 33 House Seat A. She is seeking a…
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Historic building in downtown Pocatello set for demolition
The Monarch building, A historic brick building in downtown Pocatello, is set to come down this summer after years of decay, despite efforts to…
Continue Reading Tuesday girls high school softball – April 14
Area girls high school softball scores for Tuesday, April…
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Idaho competing for new Nuclear Innovation Campus; could double size of Idaho National Laboratory workforce
“I feel strongly this is our game to win,” state Senator Dave Lent said. “If we can stand up a strong response back and willingness to step up,…
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First Alert Weather Days for Wednesday and Thursday as a strong cold front moves through
A potent cold front is approaching Wednesday. This will drive in gusty winds, snow, and rain showers. Along with thunderstorms, we’ll look for…
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Area boys high school baseball scores for Tuesday, April…
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‘The First Responder You Never See:‘ Pocatello 911 Dispatcher Highlights Demands, Rewards of Life on the Line
When someone in Bannock County dials 911, the first person they talk to isn’t a police officer, firefighter, or paramedic. It’s a dispatcher…
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Semi-truck crash snarls I-84 traffic near Heyburn
A late morning semi-truck crash in Heyburn snarled I-84 traffic near Heyburn on Tuesday.
According to the Idaho State Police, the crash took place…
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The right to an Abortion could be on the ballot’s this November
The Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act is 1,000 signatures away from being added to the ballots this November.
Idahoans United for Women &…
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Police identify father and son in apparent murder-suicide at Nevada airport
A tragic shooting at Nevada’s Elko Regional Airport on Monday is being investigated as a murder-suicide involving a father and his young son. The…
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IDWR and Gov. Little issue emergency drought declaration for all 44 Idaho counties
Following the second-warmest winter in Idaho’s recorded history, Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) Director Mathew Weaver has issued an…
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Court orders DC judge to end criminal contempt inquiry into Trump officials involved in deportation flights
By Devan Cole, CNN (CNN) — A divided federal appeals court on Tuesday ordered US District Judge James Boasberg to end his efforts to hold Trump…
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Idaho lawmakers clash over success of the 2026 legislative session
The 2026 legislative session has come to an end, with Idaho lawmakers returning to their homes across the state.
Republican House Speaker Mike Moyle…
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City of Pocatello to start Portneuf River Bridge construction mid-April
The project will replace the existing steel girder bridge with a new single-span concrete girder structure designed to improve safety and increase…
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Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice G. Richard Bevan to retire in October
Chief Justice G. Richard Bevan will officially step down on October 30, capping off nearly 23 years within the judicial branch. In a letter to…
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Week of the Young Child celebrations throughout Eastern Idaho supporting young learners
Communities across the Gem State are celebrating the annual Week of the Young Child, a nationwide initiative focused on early childhood education,…
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Teachers upset by new law banning taxpayer-funded support for teachers’ unions
“Teachers across the state are pretty demoralized about this – especially due to the targeted nature of the bill,” said Taylorview Middle School…
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A brief break in the pattern for Tuesday before a storm with snow, rain and wind arrives
Patchy fog for Tuesday morning and a breezy afternoon before a potent cold front arrives Wednesday afternoon. We expect winter-like conditions with…
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Area boys high school baseball and girls softball scores for Monday, April…
Continue Reading Butte County farmers face possible water shutoffs amid curtailment enforcement
The current curtailment orders center on the Big Lost and Little Lost River basins. Following the passage of Senate Bill 1341 in 2024, water users in…
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Honduran national sentenced to Decades in prison for lewd conduct with a child
A 53-year-old Honduran man could spend close to three decades in prison after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a seven-year-old Idaho Falls…
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Down to the Wire: What you need to know before filing a Tax Extension
The tax deadline is 2 days away! If you don’t have enough time to get your paperwork together, you may want to file an extension.
A tax extension…
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Embattled GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales announces he’s stepping down from Congress
Embattled GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales announced on Monday that he would step down from Congress, just days before he faced the possibility of a…
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