Missing Ammon man found dead in Clark County
Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is looking for Troy McNett, 58, of Ammon who has been reported missing since Monday.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is looking for Troy McNett, 58, of Ammon who has been reported missing since Monday.
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BYRON, Wyoming (KIFI) — A small-town mother shot her four daughters in the head. Monday afternoon, Tranyelle Harshman called 911 and told dispatch where they could find each of the girls’ bodies. She then said she was going to shoot herself. When Wyoming police arrived, the woman and two of the daughters were still alive. By Tuesday
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Local News 8 spoke with an Idaho Falls immigration expert, who wants to remain anonymous, about the deportations. The expert said he consults migrants on immigration rights.
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BUTTE COUNTY, Idaho (KIFI) – Butte County schools have canceled classes for the next week, due to the high number of flu cases. The Butte County School District sent out the “urgent message” to parents through a Facebook post, Tuesday afternoon. According to the post, 28% of the student body is out with an illness.
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The Pocatello Police Department is partnering with the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force to promote online safety during ‘Safer Internet Day’ on February 11.
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District Judge Michael Whyte sentenced Bent to 30 years determinant to life indeterminant on Monday.
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In Idaho, over 40% of K-3 students are not reading at their grade level.
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“We want [media sources] to feel confident that if they go to the media, that they are protected as a source, if they want to remain confidential.”
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JACKSON, Wyoming (KIFI) – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials were recently in Teton county, Wyoming, to make 17 arrests, according to a report by Jackson Hole Community Radio. Local News 8 has been unable to confirm if any of those arrests were carried out. However it has been confirmed that Teton County Sheriff Matt
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Excitement was in the air over the weekend at the Fifth District Cheer Competition. In first place and qualifying for state, Pocatello High School.
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The Area Agency on Aging has had an influx of people who are picking up the phone to support local seniors through their month-long ‘Friendly Calling Challenge’.
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Students and staff from American Falls School District 381 are offering free tax filing services until Tax Day in April.
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This local family owns several animals they’d have to move, due to the in-person work mandate.
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BYU Idaho is looking at several options to accommodate its increasing student enrollment for Fall 2025.
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Bannock County held a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday to kick off construction of a new facility that will house the Bannock County Youth Development Center and Bannock County Event Center offices.
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The CEO of a local meat processing plant made his first court appearance today.
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A new bill in the Idaho House of Representatives is trying to eliminate daylight-saving time.
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This weekend, the Boy Scouts of America will become ‘Scouting America.’ The change officially goes into effect on Saturday, which is also the group’s 115th anniversary.
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A beloved soda shop is expanding even more in east Idaho with another location set to open on Saturday.
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The Idaho National Laboratory sent a letter to all of its 6,400 employees announcing the decision to transition back to working in person.
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Students and faculty from Idaho State University’s College of Business are helping people file their taxes for free until the end of March.
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The Marshall Public Library and National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) are honoring Black History Month in February with a display exploring Pocatello’s history of diversity.
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Dawson Jackman is a senior on the Snake River Panthers basketball team. This past week, Jackman had some impressive performances on the court. On Thursday, January 30th, the senior dropped 19 points and swiped 6 steals in a win over Bear Lake. On Saturday, February 1st, he drained 7 three-pointers, and racked up 29 points, with 16 of them coming in the first quarter.
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Governor Brad Little has proclaimed Wednesday, February 5, as Idaho Loves Shelter Animals Day, an initiative aimed at making the Gem State a no-kill state in 2025.
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As cold weather grips the area, people are looking for ways to keep chickens and other outdoor animals warm.
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Following the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 (PCSD 25) school board’s decision to close Washington Elementary School, local people are petitioning for the recall of board trustee Raymond Knoff.
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Jefferson School District 251 will close on Thursday, February 6, due to a recent attack on its computer network. Parent-teacher conferences scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday will also be canceled.
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The legal battle for Bingham County Republicans might come with some hefty costs. Attorney for the Idaho GOP, Bryan Smith, has filed a memorandum for the Bingham County Republican Central Committee (BCRCC) to pay his attorney’s fees.
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Are you looking for an affordable way to spend Valentine’s Day? Evie Clair will be performing live on Feb. 14 at the Romance Theater.
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We’re just over a week away from the American Dog Derby in Ashton, the oldest dog sled race south of the Canadian border.
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The sand pit and bags are free to the public.
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“Those of us, myself included, who didn’t know a whole lot about AI a year ago, we really need to be made aware.”
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For many senior citizens, Valentine’s Day can be a reminder of loss or loneliness. That’s why JustServe Idaho Falls is stepping in with ‘Valentine’s for Seniors.’
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Flying at night can change the way pilots perceive their surroundings.
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The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a suspect involved in breaking into some local potato cellars.
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“In my opinion, AI needs to be treated a lot like nuclear power.”
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The Idaho State Fire Marshal’s Office said snow sliding off a home’s roof fractured a propane supply pipe, causing a house to explode in the Kilgore area.
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An RV fell into the Portneuf River off Bonneville Street. The Pocatello Fire Department and Police Department responded to the incident and found a man, woman and a dog.
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According to the Idaho Lottery Tuesday, a Powerball player won $2 million from a ticket bought at ‘La Tienda’ Fast Stop Travel Center in Franklin.
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Thousands of elk spotted coming down from the foothills west of Blackfoot in the past week.
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City planners are asking for people to take a survey to help decide policies for Chubbuck’s new ‘Our Vision’ comprehensive plan.
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The Salvation Army Pocatello Corps is opening their doors to help people in need stay warm in their ‘Cold Weather Day Shelter’.
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“If you don’t control that activity this time of year, you are going to see a large increase in activity come spring when things come out of their hiding spaces.”
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The Marshall Public Library is starting the new year by kicking off its annual year-long ’50/50 Book Quest’ reading challenge for adults, teens, and children.
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Miguel Dominic, a dedicated historian, and veteran who is working to ensure we never forget the stories of the Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building and our veterans.
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According to data collected from state and local law enforcement agencies, intimate partner violence is an issue in Eastern Idaho.
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Falls Water Company has issued a water boil advisory on Wednesday morning, January 22, 2025.
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Bryan Kohberger is expected to be in a Boise courtroom on Thursday and Friday this week. Here’s what we can expect.
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Titus Driver is a senior on the Watersprings Warrior’s Boy’s Basketball team. He is top 5 in a few statistical categories in the state of Idaho – Blocks per game, Rebounds per game, and Double Doubles. His secret? He is 6 feet 10 inches tall.
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BONNEVILLE COUNTY, Idaho (KIFI) — Are you looking for a unique gift to give on Valentine’s Day? You can get a hand-drawn picture of your pet from the Snake River Animal Shelter until Feb. 10. Their poorly drawn pet portrait fundraiser will benefit the adoptable animals at the shelter. Staff and volunteers will be the
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Ammon Mayor Sean Coletti explained what is happening with the 17th Street bridge construction project following our report on Tuesday, Jan. 21st.
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The number of passengers at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) is flying sky high.
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A proposal to challenge same-sex marriage at the Supreme Court level is now moving to the Idaho House floor.
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The University of Idaho is holding the 2025 Idaho Potato Conference and Eastern Idaho Ag Expo at Idaho State University’s Pond Student Union Building and ICCU Dome this week.
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With a three to two vote, the D25 school board passed a motion to close Washington Elementary School.
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If you have driven by the Grand Teton Mall or the Ammon Target the last couple of days, you may have noticed traffic is busier than usual.
17th Street near the Albertson’s is closed for construction.
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Local Area Agency on Aging uring people to reach out to their older friends and family.
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Subzero temperatures are creating dangerous conditions across eastern Idaho and some of those most at risk are people without homes.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive action Monday to stop the Lava Ridge Wind Farm project in the Magic Valley.
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Some Tendoy Elementary School staff, students, and their families gathered Monday morning to show support for the school ahead of a possible school closure decision by Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25.
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In extreme cold weather, you will likely need to take your dogs on shorter walks or find alternative indoor exercise for them.
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The following schools/districts are closed on Monday, January 20 In response to the harsh cold. This list does not include closed schools in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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The fact the weather has consistently stayed cold has been great for the slopes.
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People of all ages marveled at the sight of dozens of trees going up in flames.
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From patrolling, preventing crime, emergency response and so much more, those in law enforcement risk their lives every day to keep their communities safe.
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City water pipes tend to leak if they are old, broken, or freezing water expands them too much.
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Bannock County veterans are asking for the community’s help to raise funds for repairs to the historic Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building after flooding caused severe water damage earlier this month.
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Cevering says the goal is for the new facility to open in May 2025.
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A 7-year-old girl crossing the street was hit by a car Thursday morning in Blackfoot.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies are investigating a vehicle accident where a pedestrian was hit near 45th East, Wednesday evening.
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Governor Little was in Idaho Falls Wednesday, highlighting his “keeping promises plan” for the 2025 Idaho legislature.
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Wednesday afternoon of January 15th 2025 Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper spoke at her last State of the City to address after 12 years of service as mayor.
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Anevei Villasenor, 14, and Dalylah Villasenor, 17, were reported as runaways on January 4th.
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A man from Pocatello is facing several animal abandonment and cruelty charges.
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Pocatello-Chubbuck School District 25 (PCSD 25) is holding a public hearing to discuss attendance and enrollment issues and possible school closures on January 15.
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Bannock County has returned nearly $1 million of state funding originally secured to construct the now-defunct East Idaho Forensic Pathology Center.
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Two people were killed in a head-on collision on US 26/93 just north of Carey on Tuesday, January 14, 2025.
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Compass Academy will close at 10:00 AM today due to a water main break in the street near the school.
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Idaho Falls School District 91’s Career and Technical Education Center has been around for three years.
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The Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building was evacuated Tuesday morning when an ordnance shell was found by construction workers.
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The soup kitchen will be more than just a place to get a hot meal. It will also be a place where people can learn about resources available to get the help they need.
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Jeremy Best’s attorney wants to move him out of the Bonneville County Jail to the Madison County Jail because of constitutional rights violations.
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Glacier Bancorp, Inc. announced Monday it has signed an agreement to acquire Bank of Idaho based in Idaho Falls.
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Bingham County residents banding together to appeal a decision to allow the operation of a gravel pit.
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Watch out for Pow Pow Ka Plow on the roads. The newly named plow by students hits the roads across eastern Idaho.
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A Pocatello man has been arrested in connection with the shooting incident on Upland St. Sunday morning.
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If more and more restaurant chains close their doors for good, it can lead to more jobs being lost, prices needing to be raised, and fewer restaurant options for people.
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Around 3:50 p.m. on Saturday Jan. 11, a security incident occurred at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport resulting in the response of the Idaho Falls Police and Fire Departments.
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Lawmakers are once again attempting to make it more difficult to pass a citizen-backed ballot initiative or referendum.
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The Lava Hot Springs Senior Center is seeking grant money and other funds to maintain and repair the historic building.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office celebrated two newly completed expansion projects to the jail with a dual ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday morning.
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Two people were killed Wednesday in a crash on Idaho Highway 33 east of Teton.
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This week’s honoree for the Sermon Service & Electric Athlete of the Week is Nash Humpherys, a basketball player on the Madison Bobcats.
Nash helped the Bobcats win the championship in the Army Bracket of the East Idaho Holiday Shootout by pouring in 97 points over the course of three tournament games.
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The State of Idaho is mobilizing five task forces to assist in protecting
communities threatened by wildfires burning in Southern California.
Right now it’s slow at the shelter when it comes to adopting kittens, which is not uncommon during the wintertime. But this year some cats captured by the shelter’s (TNR) Trap-Neuter-Return program have already had cats coming in pregnant, likely a result of warmer temperatures.
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An Idaho House committee is considering asking the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide.
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A sledgehammer, a bowie knife, and a large slingshot. What do these items all have in common? They were all discovered in carry-on luggage at airports across Idaho last year by the Transportation Security Administration.
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Vaccine exemptions among kindergartners have hit an all-time high this year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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A new nonprofit that is just starting out on a quest to help victims of domestic violence.
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The Idaho Falls Public Library says there is always something to do at the library to keep you warm, entertained, and educated.
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