Raising chickens vs buying eggs at the store
“You have to factor in how many chickens you want, how big you have to build your…
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FBI arrests man who allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS and planned attacks on Idaho churches, DOJ says
CNN By Jack Forrest, CNN (CNN) — The FBI arrested a man on Saturday after he allegedly made plans to attack churches in Idaho and pledged his…
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Pocatello Environmental Fair scheduled for April 27 at Lookout Point
You can enjoy free food, admission and live music at the Pocatello Environmental Fair on Saturday, April…
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Pocatello’s annual hiring fair scheduled for April 19
If you in the market for full-time, summer or seasonal work, stop by the Public Works Annex Friday, April 19 any time from 2 to 7 p.m. for the…
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Nighttime detour planned for I-15/I-86 System Interchange this week
Work is expected to be complete in…
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Rock saves building from getting hit by a car
Two cars crashed into each other Monday morning, April 8, 2024, at North Holmes Avenue. and Lomax…
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Man in police custody after holding himself up in an Idaho Falls hotel room
Police have surrounded a motel in Idaho Falls. Idaho Falls Police said it’s an active situation and asked people to stay away.…
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Jury selected in Chad Daybell’s trial, opening arguments begin Wednesday
The final stages of jury selection Chad Daybell’s trial are…
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Local restaurant owner takes a look back at preparing for the 2017 eclipse
Between community planning meetings for business owners to packing grocery stores ahead of time, the City of Idaho Falls was prepared. The community…
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ITD responds to Chester community concerns surrounding Highway 20 project
More than 100 people in the small community of Chester, Idaho, are petitioning plans by the Idaho Transportation Department to consolidate Highway…
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Idaho gas prices up another 11 cents
It’s a familiar story, and one that Idaho drivers may soon tire of hearing.…
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YOUR PHOTOS: Eclipse 2024
Pictures of the April 8, 2024 eclipse…
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SIPH to hold free suicide prevention trainings for health care providers
Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) has partnered with SafeSide Prevention to provide free training for primary care…
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Food Truck Roundup returns to Pocatello on Monday
A popular attraction in the Gate City is making its…
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Local elementary students watch partial solar eclipse
Students around the region went outside and watched the partial…
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Downtown hair-cutting school hosts its first-ever ‘Barber Battles’
A new competition will allow many local barbers, and aspiring barbers, to show off their skills.…
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Idaho State’s offense shows out in spring football game
The Idaho State football team concluded their spring season on Saturday with their annual spring game at the ICCU…
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Zoo Idaho opens on Saturday
Animal enthusiasts will get their chance to visit the zoo this…
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Valentine Ballroom and Bridal hosting Bridal Gala
Wedding season is coming, and brides-to-be in Pocatello have a chance this weekend to…
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Missing person case from 1986 solved
A missing person case from 1986 has been…
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Chad Daybell trial moves to the next stage
Another round of voir dire in the Chad Daybell trial continued Friday with another group of…
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4 arrested during drug investigation at Idaho Falls residence
Four people were arrested Thursday as part of an ongoing drug investigation at an Idaho Falls residence.…
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Flood warning in effect in Bannock County
A flood warning continues to be in effect in Bannock County. The National Weather Service reports flooding will be seen along the Portneuf…
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Gas prices continue to rise caused by demand
Pain at the pump continues as gas prices are averaging 50 cents higher than a month…
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SIPH holding Family Fun Day event on Saturday
For Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month in April, Southeastern Idaho Public Health is partnering with local agencies to hold a FREE Family Fun Day…
Continue Reading 52 jurors selected in Chad Daybell trial; Court continues Friday
More than 50 potential jurors have been selected so far in the trial for Chad Daybell.…
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Extra police patrols out during Distracted Driving Awareness Month
It comes with a hefty fine and it kills thousands of people every year.…
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Spud Kings rule junior hockey attendance records
The Idaho Falls Spud Kings wrapped up another record-setting season Wednesday night – not on the ice, but around…
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Spud Kings season comes to an end, but not without making memories fans will never forget
A roller coaster second Spud Kings season came to and end in the playoffs Wednesday night, but the end of the campaign gives fans a chance to look…
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Local response to Rocky Mountain Power rate hike possibility
Higher energy prices could be on the way for Rocky Mountain Power customers.…
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Chris Foiles pleads not guilty
The man accused of killing his girlfriend and possibly living with her body for more than two weeks was back in a…
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Chester residents concerned about proposed changes to US 20 intersections
Greater capacity, higher traveling speed and fewer accidents are some of the benefits of consolidating intersections on US 20 from Chester to Ashton.…
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Police search Idaho Falls home for possible drug activity
Police have served a search warrant at a home in the 400 block of 4th Street in Idaho Falls for possible drug activity.…
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Kohberger defense argues for change of venue
In Moscow Thursday, murder suspect Bryan Kohberger was back in…
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Bonneville County Transfer Station temporarily closed for 3 weeks
The Bonneville County Transfer Station is temporarily closed for three weeks due to additional maintenance…
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Police say use of racial slur clearly audible as they investigate racist incidents toward Utah team
Police investigating racist incidents directed toward the Utah women’s basketball team when they were near their Idaho hotel while in town for the…
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Jensen Grove Walking Bridge closed
The popular Jensen Grove Walking Bridge in blackfoot is being closed for…
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Construction begins on Idaho Falls City Hall’s first elevator
The City of Idaho Falls is installing the first elevator in its City Hall’s 94-year…
Continue Reading Day 4 of jury selection in Chad Daybell trial
Just 13 more jurors are needed to reach their pool of 50 and to move into the peremptory strikes phase of the Chad Daybell murder…
Continue Reading Idaho Falls Spud Kings suffer season-ending OT heartbreak
The Idaho Falls Spud Kings’ season is…
Continue Reading Day 3 of selecting a jury for Chad Daybell’s trial
Judge Steven Boyce, and attorneys for both the defense and prosecution still have hundreds of potential jurors to…
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Local hiring climate: “There is definitely still a job for anyone who wants one”
Hundreds of people turned out for the Department of Labor job fair in Idaho Falls…
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Suspects in custody for Rexburg break-ins
The Rexburg Police Department has three suspects in custody for a string of recent car break-ins as of Wednesday afternoon.…
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ISP troopers head to US-Mexico border
Two teams of Idaho State Police troopers are heading to the…
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Trucker hospitalized after semi truck crashes into home
A trucker is in the hospital after his semi truck crashed into a…
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Inmate walks away from job in Idaho Falls
An Idaho Falls Community Reentry Center resident walked away from his job Wednesday. The Idaho Department of Correction is searching for him.…
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Job fair Wednesday at Idaho Falls Department of Labor
If you are looking for a job or to change careers, there are several opportunities to window shop for a new position at the Idaho Falls job fair…
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Officials release cause of fire at “La Mexicana”
Officials have now released the cause of the fire that took out the “La Mexicana” Tuesday afternoon. The cause of the fire was a faulty electrical…
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McCammon breaks ground on new fire station
The City of McCammon is looking forward to starting construction on its brand new fire…
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Public gets to give input on preserving historic buildings
“We need to keep [the Preservation Plan] updated and…that population growth is just an indicator of why we would do something like…
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Spud Kings fighting to keep their playoff hopes alive
In front of a sold-out crowd, the Idaho Falls Spud Kings will look to keep their first playoff campaign in franchise history…
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New Idaho State University President talks changes coming to campus
During the first few months as President of Idaho State University, Dr. Robert Wagner said one of the biggest concerns he got was the parking lot…
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Idaho Lottery holds annual Scratch for Schools event
Local schools from across the area got a huge boost on Monday thanks to the Idaho…
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City of Pocatello planning to make changes to sign code
The Pocatello Planning & Zoning Commission will hear comments from the public concerning a request by the City of Pocatello Planning &…
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Spud Kings win Game 3 in overtime to keep their season alive and force a Game 4 Wednesday
In their first home playoff game in team history with their season on the line, the Spud Kings won their first playoff overtime game on home ice 2-1…
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Highland runs away with an early lead to dominate Madison 13-0
Once Highland took the lead Monday on the diamond, they never looked back, as the Rams stormed by the Madison Bobcats…
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Rigby holds onto two-run advantage for 6-4 conference victory over Thunder Ridge
Early offense turned into late defense Monday in Rigby, with the Trojans keeping their lead in the final three frames for a 6-4 victory over the…
Continue Reading Daybell special report: trial, timeline and exclusive interview with family
The murder trial for Chad Daybell is set to start on Monday at the Ada County courthouse.…
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District 91 says recent public meetings were helpful in budget cut process
The budget issues with Idaho Falls School District 91 are ongoing, as they continue to search for ways that would help them cut $4 million in their…
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Idaho gas prices jump another 15 cents
Unfortunately, it’s not an April Fool’s joke – Idaho gas prices are soaring…
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Make-A-Wish tries to recruit 1 million supporters in April
The “WishMakers Wanted” campaign’s launch coincides with World Wish…
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McCammon looking forward to new fire station
The City of McCammon is looking forward to starting construction on their brand new fire…
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Pothole repairs planned for Snake River Bridge
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Continue Reading News you can use this morning – April 1, 2024
The trial of Chad Daybell starts today and other current stories this…
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Centennial survives in extra innings against Highland 12-8
Despite an impressive comeback attempt, the Highland Rams softball team fell to Centennial on Saturday in extra innings…
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Rigby wins thriller in extra innings over Pocatello 15-14
In one of the games of the season so far, the Rigby Trojans survived over the Pocatello Thunder on Saturday in extra innings…
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Spud Kings fall to Mustangs 4-1 in Game 1 of Dineen Cup Playoffs
The first game of the postseason goes to the top-seeded Mustangs, as the Idaho Falls Spud Kings fell to Ogden 4-1 Friday in Game 1 of their…
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Hillcrest Boys Basketball Head Coach Dave Austin will retire, per Hillcrest AD
The leader of the Hillcrest Boys Basketball program, Dave Austin, is retiring, per Hillcrest AD Larry Stocking. Austin is the only coach to lead the…
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Blackfoot sweeps doubleheader against Hillcrest 11-1 and 10-0
Right from the get-go Friday, the Blackfoot Broncos were in control against the Hillcrest Knights, sweeping a doubleheader 11-1 and…
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TSA discovers fifth firearm at IDA security checkpoint in 2024
So far this year, TSA officers have found five firearms during the routine X-ray screening of carry-on luggage at IDA’s security checkpoint. All of…
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2024 Easter celebration events
Below are the 2024 Easter celebration events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.…
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Starting pitchers star in Bonneville’s 4-2 win over Skyline Friday
Both Bonneville and Skyline’s starting pitchers, Lincoln Stuart and Brayden Merzlock went the distance Friday for their teams, with the Bees scoring…
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Ski resorts shutting down soon
Spring weather is coming, temperatures are warming up and this brings a slow end to the skiing and…
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Scaling on US 93 north of Salmon to cause delays in April
Drivers on U.S. Highway 93 north of Salmon should plan for 20-minute delays in April as crews scale rocky slopes above the highway.…
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Idaho Falls YMCA preparing for their annual gala
The Idaho Falls YMCA will hold its annual fundraising gala at the Elks Lodge on April 6,…
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Local Hope Squad scattering Easter eggs with hopeful messages
Each egg has a small toy duck in it, along with a note that says “Please…
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Bannock County offering free sandbags for residents to prepare for spring flooding
The Bannock County Office of Emergency Management is partnering with area agencies to distribute free sandbags to residents to help prevent property…
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Gate City Young Professionals host bowling Tournament
The Gate City Young Professionals are hosting a Bowling tournament on Friday at Tough Guy Lanes from 2 to 5…
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City of Ammon shares the results of their pool feasibility survey
The City of Ammon presented the results of its first survey in a pool feasibility study at a public meeting Thursday night. Survey results showed…
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Spud Kings Game 3 Playoff Tickets sell out in 10 hours; Game 4 Tickets still available
Spud Kings proved once again this week they are the best fans in junior hockey by selling out Game 3 of the team’s first round playoff series against…
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Woman charged as additional suspect in Idaho hospital shooting
A fourth person has been charged in relation to the Boise hospital…
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Water outlook is great for farming irrigation, but it could be too much
We are in a good spot with average to slightly above average snowpack with above average water storage currently in the reservoirs across most of…
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What is the timeline for finishing Heritage Park? Here’s what we know
Heritage Park is a 14-acre plot situated along the Snake River.…
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Sandcreek student brings airsoft gun to school
A Sandcreek Middle School student in the Bonneville School District is in trouble for bringing an airsoft gun to school…
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HPAI detected in Idaho dairy herd
These are the first cases of HPAI in a livestock operation in Idaho.…
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Jersey Mike’s helping raise money for Magic Valley Pediatric Cancer Coalition
Magic Valley Pediatric Cancer Coalition is joining forces with Jersey Mike’s Subs locations in Ammon for the 14th Annual March “Month of…
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Through Grace at Watersprings Church
Pastor Ty Orr from Watersprings Church in Ammon came by the noon show to explain the countdown to Easter Sunday and their…
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Soda Springs woman facing drug charges
A Soda Spring woman is facing charges of trafficking meth and marijuana.…
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Last winter’s impact: Idaho Fish and Game commissioners cut hunts in the region again
Idaho sportsmen in the Snake River region and southeastern Idaho may see less antlerless hunting opportunities for the foreseeable…
Continue Reading Dora Erickson students join the great Peep debate
Love them or hate them, Peeps are a staple for Easter baskets every…
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Ammon City Pool public meeting set Thursday
The future of the Ammon swimming pool is up for discussion…
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It is time to trim our trees
It seems that power outages from downed power lines have been a common side effect from our showers and storms for the past month or two. This…
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Local fourth grader deemed best in the west for handwriting competition
A mother’s inspirations led one-fourth graders to the top. The Zaner-Bloser Company recently announced the winners of their handwriting competition…
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Fire investigator reveals cause of Reed’s Dairy fire as in-wall space heater
We now know the cause of the fire that destroyed the multi-generation family milk barn at Reed’s…
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Idaho Falls Parks and Rec is seeking input on playground layouts
Idaho Falls Parks and Rec looking for input into new playground equipment.…
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Museum of Idaho a finalist for National Medal
The Museum of Idaho announced they have been named a finalist for the 2024 National Medal for Museum and Library Services.…
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Idaho Falls police address spike in violent crime
The Idaho Falls Police Department held a community meeting Tuesday evening to address violent crime in the Numbered Streets…
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What is the “Castle Doctrine,” and how can it protect me from a home invader?
The “Castle Doctrine” is the name given to a set of laws that can protect homeowners if they choose to defend themselves during a home or car…
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CEI announces President Rick Aman’s retirement
“While I am excited to explore new opportunities, my affections remain with CEI and the incredible people who have made this journey so…
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Experts say more people are becoming sleep-deprived
March is Sleep Apnea Awareness Month. Sleep apnea is a potentially serious disorder when breathing can start and stop causing sleep…
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