Rexburg man wins Powerball prize
A Rexburg man won $150,000 after matching four of the first five numbers and the Powerball from the Saturday, March 21 drawing.
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Wyoming death numbers up; birth numbers down in 2020
Wyoming’s Vital Statistics Service, part of the Wyoming Department of Health, has revealed a significant increase in deaths over the past year over what would have been expected.
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Idaho unemployment drops to 3.3%
The Idaho Department of Labor reports February’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3.3%.
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Wyoming lawmakers moving forward with sports betting bill
A proposal to legalize online sports wagering to raise revenue for Wyoming has cleared a first vote in the Senate after narrowly passing the House earlier this month.
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Police no longer searching for 19-year-old
The Idaho Falls Police Department is currently searching for a 19-year-old male resident of Idaho Falls.
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Chubbuck named 2020 Tree City USA
The Arbor Day Foundation has named Chubbuck a 2020 Tree City USA.
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Gov. Little to host statewide Sustainable Transportation Funding Roundtables
Governor Brad Little announced Friday he will host Sustainable Transportation Funding Roundtables with businesses and local leaders across Idaho next week.
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Romney gets Profile in Courage Award for impeachment vote
U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah has been named this year’s recipient of the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for being the only Republican to vote to convict former President Donald Trump during his first impeachment trial.
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Deadly rabbit virus found in Idaho
State officials have confirmed Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD) has been found in two wild jackrabbits southwest of the Boise Airport in Ada County.
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HUD approves Shoshone Bannock housing grant
The Shoshone Bannock Tribes, Ft. Hall Reservation has been awarded a $938,798 grant through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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343 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 2 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 343 new COVID-19 cases and 2 new deaths on Thursday.
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US 20 reopens after semi-truck overturns
US 20 was blocked for about 5 hours Thursday after a semi-trailer truck overturned north of Ashton.
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Idaho Tax Commission extends tax filing deadline to May 17
The Idaho Tax Commission voted Thursday to delay Idaho’s tax deadline a month to match the new later federal tax deadline.
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Biden’s first presidential news conference
President Joe Biden participated in his first presidential news conference on Thursday, facing the most intense questioning on the crisis at the southern border that he’s had since taking office earlier this year as thousands of unaccompanied children arrive in the US. He is facing a wide-ranging set of questions about other pressing issues, including
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Pocatello Sanitation Department begins using Routeware
Trash and tech are coming together in the City of Pocatello.
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Senior center providing meals for 60+
A key resource for our senior community may be operating under their radar.
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Albertsons, Smith’s now offering COVID-19 vaccine appointments in Teton County, Wyo.
Albertsons and Smith’s Pharmacies are now offering community members who fall into Phase 1c COVID-19 vaccine appointments.
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M3.2 earthquake registered near Bancroft
Did you feel the ground move?
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Idaho city sued over arrests at church singing event
A former Idaho county commissioner candidate and a couple have filed a lawsuit against the city of Moscow alleging their First Amendment rights were violated after they were arrested on accusations of not following coronavirus safety measures last fall at a church singing event in the City Hall parking lot.
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Idaho Falls Power begins major powerline construction
A power project more than four decades in the making is getting underway in Idaho Falls.
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DC Commentary: Looney mentioned for EWU job
Eastern Washington is looking for a new men’s basketball coach after Shantay Legans left to become the new head coach at Portland.
Continue Reading Idaho tax filing deadline to be extended to May 17
The deadline to file Idaho state income taxes will be extended to May 17 to conform with temporary changes to the federal tax filing deadline.
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Pocatello to receive first intermodal rail terminal in Idaho
Salt-Lake based company Savage has announced plans to build the state’s first intermodal rail terminal.
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Idaho officials reported 425 new COVID-19 cases and 1 new death on Wednesday.
Continue Reading All Idahoans over age 16 can access COVID-19 vaccine starting April 5
The Department of Health and Welfare has changed the date and time for this week’s media briefing about the COVID-19 vaccine in Idaho to 12:30 p.m. MDT Wednesday. The briefing was rescheduled to follow an announcement by Gov. Little at 12 p.m. regarding the COVID-19 vaccine in Idaho.
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Madison appoints new superintendent
At a recent school board meeting, the Madison Board of Trustees unanimously voted for Assistant Superintendent Randy Lords to be the district’s new superintendent.
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Ex-Idaho nurse resentenced, released in 2018 murder case
A former nurse in Idaho who admitted to helping a Colorado rancher cover up the killing of his fiancee Kelsey Berreth was released on parole after receiving a reduced sentence.
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Hit and run crash results in felony DUI arrest
Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies located a 59-year-old Shelley man Tuesday around 4:30 p.m. after he was reported to have been intoxicated and involved in a hit and run crash near Sunnyside Road and Rollandet.
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Yellowstone announces fee increases to fishing and boating permits
Fees for fishing and boating permits in Yellowstone National Park increased Wednesday.
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Wrong-way crash fatalities on the rise in Idaho
In Idaho, wrong-way deaths are up 50%, climbing from two to three deaths each year.
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Man arrested for kidnapping woman
Clark County Dispatch received a 911 call from a distraught female Tuesday around 9:30 a.m. claiming she was being held against her will and was in the restroom at a gas station in Dubois.
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Rigby Police Chief raises stalking awareness, prevention
Rigby Police Chief Sam Tower announced Wednesday it is his personal mission to further educate the public on awareness and prevention of stalking.
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Police seek man for questioning in burglary
Idaho Falls Police have released photos of a man wanted for questioning in connection with a recent burglary.
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Idaho officials reported 359 new COVID-19 cases and 5 new deaths on Tuesday.
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Man arrested after found stuck in stolen vehicle
A 24-year-old man was arrested Monday after he was found stuck on a canal bank in a stolen vehicle.
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Donation meters for homeless ready for use
Donation meters may start popping up in Pocatello to help the homeless.
The Homeless and Housing Coalition of Southeast Idaho is asking retail establishments if they would like to install the fundraising devices on their property.
JHMR sticks to the rules to make it through the season
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is enhancing its health and safety protocols in order to make it safely to the end of the winter season April 11, 2021.
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Idaho Falls Power wins utility recognition
The American Public Power Association awarded Idaho Falls Power a Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) designation for providing reliable and safe electric service.
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Man arrested for unlawful entry, possession of meth
A 20-year-old Rupert man was booked into the Bonneville County Jail Wednesday.
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Telephone town hall with Senate Minority Leader Michelle Stennett and House Minority Leader Ilana Rubel
You are invited to participate in a telephone town hall meeting with Senate Minority Leader Michelle Stennett and House Minority Leader Ilana Rubel Tuesday.
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Recharge wrapping up as canals fill for spring
This year’s East Snake Plain Aquifer Recharge program is winding up early this year.
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Coronavirus variants identified in Eastern Idaho
Eastern Idaho Public Health announced the presence of the United Kingdom (UK) Coronavirus variant (B.1.1.7) as well as the California Coronavirus variant (B.1.429) Monday.
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Veteran homicide attorney added to Vallow/Daybell prosecution team
A veteran homicide attorney has been added to the prosecution team in the cases of Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow-Daybell.
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Idaho officials reported 340 new COVID-19 cases and 5 new deaths on Monday.
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Blackfoot selected for learning program grant
The Blackfoot School District is among eight Idaho districts and five community organizations that will receive grants for youth academic and enrichment opportunities.
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Governor approves water project legislation
Governor Brad Little signed Senate Bill 1121 into law last week.
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Locals line up for COVID-19 vaccines now available to ages 55 to 64
People are heading to the Grand Teton Mall in Idaho Falls to get their shots.
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Public comment wanted on proposal to improve telecommunication services in Yellowstone
The National Park Service (NPS) wants your feedback on an Environmental Assessment (EA) about a proposal to improve telecommunication services in developed areas of Yellowstone National Park.
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ISDA confirms aquatic weeds in Blue Heart Spring
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) has confirmed the presence of Eurasian watermilfoil, an aquatic noxious weed, in Blue Heart Spring near Box Canyon on the Snake River.
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Idahoans encouraged to report hate-based crimes
The FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office are asking Idahoans to report hate-based crimes to law enforcement.
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Wyoming lawmakers seek solutions to K-12 funding shortfalls
Wyoming lawmakers are working on competing proposals to address a projected $300 million shortfall in K-12 education funding over the next two years – and are looking to solutions for a longer-term deficit in school funding.
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D91 superintendent finalists to stand for questions
The Idaho Falls School Board will host a “Meet and Greet” for its two finalists for superintendent of District 91.
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Idaho county sued for sheriff’s captain’s alleged misconduct
A county in Idaho is facing three separate lawsuits that accuse a sheriff’s captain of misconduct, including threatening to assault a now-former deputy and releasing personal information online while using a fake name.
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Pebble Creek hosts 16th annual Monster Dummy Jump
INKOM, Idaho (KIFI) – One local ski resort brought back a unique tradition on Saturday. Pebble Creek Ski Area held their 16th annual Monster Dummy Jump. Dummies were mounted on skis and snowboards, where they attempted to clear a massive ramp waiting for them. Winnie the Pooh, Nemo and even a life-sized banana were just some
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Missing person located
The Idaho Falls Police Department is currently looking for a 45-year-old man who was last seen in Idaho Falls.
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Madison takes down Bonneville
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Kameron Kostial was a triple shy of hitting for the cycle as Madison overpowered Bonneville 15-6 on Friday. Kostial went 3-4 and knocked in two runs. The Bobcats did all of their scoring in the first three innings. After scoring a run in the first, they put up seven runs
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Tyhee Elementary students collect socks for those affected in Texas storms
Winter storms ravaged through the state of Texas back in February, with many people in the Lone Star State still feeling the impact.
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Hospitals talk east Idaho COIVD-19 cases, preparedness for possible increase of patients
Madison Memorial Hospital and Idaho Falls Community Hospital both say they’re prepared for the possibility of seeing new patients.
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Idaho Legislature shuts down due to COVID-19 outbreak
The Idaho House of Representatives votes to recess until April 6 after 5 members recently tested positive for COVID-19.
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Health officials issue warning as COVID-19 cases surge
Eastern Idaho Public Health has issued a warning saying they are starting to see a surge of COVID-19 cases primarily in Bonneville County but also in Madison, Jefferson and Fremont Counties.
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Idaho officials reported 383 new COVID-19 cases and 3 new deaths on Friday.
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Crack-sealing work to begin on regional roads Monday
Idaho Transportation Department maintenance crews will hit the road Monday to start working on spring crack-sealing operations.
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Idaho’s income tax deadline remains April 15
Idaho’s filing deadline for 2020 income taxes remains April 15.
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Cow gives birth to quadruplets
A cow in Buhl delivered one shocking surprise on St. Patrick’s Day.
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CVAC sends final recommendations for Group 3 to Gov. Little
The COVID-19 Vaccine Advisory Committee will meet from noon to 2 p.m. MST on Friday.
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Portion of backcountry skiing area closed for human and wildlife safety
Grand Teton National Park is implementing a temporary area closure for human and wildlife safety.
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Wyoming lawmakers defeat proposal to repeal death penalty
Wyoming lawmakers have again defeated a proposal to repeal the state’s death penalty.
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House approves H2A work force bill
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the “Farm Workforce Modernization Act by a bi-partisan vote of 247-174.
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Grant increases ISU distance learning opportunities
Idaho State University will receive more than $320,000 from the United States Department of Agriculture to support the installations of distance learning classrooms in rural Southeast Idaho high schools.
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Black Canyon Middle School construction almost finished
Construction is ahead of schedule at Black Canyon Middle School in Ammon.
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Idaho Falls is top COVID-19 hotspot in nation, New York Times reports
A new report shows Idaho Falls is leading the nation in new coronavirus cases with Rexburg being third.
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Idaho officials reported 341 new COVID-19 cases and 3 new deaths on Thursday.
Continue Reading FBI releases new video footage of officers being assaulted at the US Capitol
The FBI released on Thursday several new video clips of violence toward police during the Capitol riot, as investigators continue their hunt for suspects. The videos — showing graphic moments of rioters beating police with metal poles, stolen shields and chemical sprays — highlight some of the more shocking moments from the riot, such as
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Some Idahoans to receive stimulus payments via debit card
Attorney General Lawrence Wasden is reminding Idahoans some may soon see their federal stimulus payments arriving in the mail in the form of debit cards.
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Gov. Little details path forward for federal American Rescue Plan Act funds in Idaho
Governor Brad Little emphasized Thursday the need to direct the billions of dollars allocated for Idaho from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) into long-range investments that will benefit our grandchildren.
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Idaho lawmakers target COVID-19 rules even as they get sick
A fourth lawmaker in the Idaho House of Representatives has tested positive for COVID-19 in less than a week’s time and just as the Legislature is debating a bill that would ban local governments from requiring that people wear masks.
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Fort Hall opens vaccine up to people 18 and older
With approximately 31% of the Fort Hall population vaccinated, the reservation is now making its allotment of COVID-19 vaccinations available to all of its residents who are 18 and older.
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Rescuers talk about truck rescue near Tuttle
The images of a truck hanging off a bridge over the Malad Gorge, and the successful rescue mission involved are getting attention nationwide.
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Officers cleared in fatal shooting
A Critical Incident Task Force has concluded there is no evidence to support criminal charges against Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputy Dino Vidal or Deputy Cooper Merrill in the shooting death of Peter England, 21, on December 30, 2020.
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Idaho officials reported 454 new COVID-19 cases and 6 new deaths on Wednesday.
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Idaho House approves massive income tax cut and rebate plan
The Idaho House on Wednesday approved a massive income tax cut backers say provides much-needed relief for taxpayers but opponents say is a massive giveaway to the rich that will result in long-lasting harm.
Continue Reading IRS plans to delay this year’s tax filing deadline to mid-May
The Internal Revenue Service plans to delay this year’s tax filing deadline by roughly a month, to mid-May. Democratic Reps. Bill Pascrell of New Jersey and Richard Neal of Massachusetts, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said that the new deadline would be May 17. An official familiar with the plans earlier
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D93 failed levy discussion
Hard decisions need to be made at Bonneville School District 93.
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Coroner identifies 24-year-old man killed near Boise State
A man who was shot and killed during what authorities believe was a sidewalk robbery attempt near Boise State University has been identified as Guy A. Lopez II, 24, of Boise.
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Idaho House speaker fears Legislature shutdown amid COVID-19
The top member in the Idaho House says he’s concerned the Legislature might have to shut down if House members continue getting sick with COVID-19.
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House panel OKs legislation to trim Idaho governor’s powers
A House panel has approved legislation trimming an Idaho governor’s powers during declared emergencies while increasing the Legislature’s power.
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School bus hits power pole causing power outage
No major injuries were reported after a school bus hit a power pole Wednesday morning and caused a power outage.
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Idaho officials reported 350 new COVID-19 cases and 13 new deaths on Tuesday.
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Police: 1 dead, 2 held in shooting at Boise State University
Police in Boise, Idaho say they’re holding two suspects in a fatal shooting near a Boise State University student housing complex.
Continue Reading Idaho COVID-19 vaccine timeline moves up
The timeline for any Idaho adult to get a COVID-19 vaccine is moving up.
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Coronavirus liability shield heads to Idaho governor’s desk
Legislation intended to shield Idaho businesses, schools and government entities from lawsuits if someone catches COVID-19 headed to the governor’s desk on Tuesday.
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You can participate in an hour-long statewide telephone town hall with Idaho Governor Brad Little and Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Director Dave Jeppesen Tuesday at 12 p.m.
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Great Easter Egg Hunt set for April 3
The Great Easter Egg Hunt is back this year with a new location at The Waterfront at Snake River Landing.
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Jefferson County DMV closed due to COVID-19
The Jefferson County Department of Motor Vehicles will be closed from March 16 through March 19 due to a probable case of COVID-19 among DMV employees.
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Spring plowing operations begin next week
Spring plowing will begin in Grand Teton National Park on Monday, March 22.
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Yellowstone’s first bear sighting of 2021
A pilot supporting park wildlife studies saw the first grizzly bear of 2021 Saturday.
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A concerning variant is about to become dominant in the US, experts say, and how Americans act could help fuel or curb a surge
Experts are worried some Americans are letting up too early — at a critical time when looming dangers are threatening to wipe out the progress the US has made in its battle against COVID-19. At least a dozen state leaders have eased COVID-19 restrictions this month, often citing improving COVID-19 trends and growing vaccination numbers.
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Idaho students invited to share artwork through Aviation Art Contest
Idaho students ages 5-18 are invited to submit artwork under the theme “Aviation to the Rescue” in the 2021 Aviation Art Contest.
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Idaho officials reported 421 new COVID-19 cases and 6 new deaths on Monday.
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Red Lobster closes permanently
For close to 30 years, Red Lobster in Chubbuck has been a favorite for not just the Bannock County patrons but people all over the eastern part of the state.
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