Pocatello to host Brownfield redevelopment open houses
Several developers have transformed Brownfield sites into golf courses and mixed use developments.
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Several developers have transformed Brownfield sites into golf courses and mixed use developments.
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A local company is helping feed those in need in eastern Idaho.
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Two people were uninjured after a small boat overturned on the Snake River Monday afternoon near the Byington Boat Dock East of Ririe.
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According to Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), flooding is the leading cause of severe weather-related deaths each year in the United States. To ensure safety during flood events, it is important to follow these basic guidelines:
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Now is the time to trim trees in Idaho Falls.
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“That would mean a stop to manufacturing vehicles for all those folks who use our products.”
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Idaho could be looking to the past to create the transportation of the future – through passenger trains.
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A bill to provide a next-of-kin notification database is now headed to Governor Brad Little for a signature.
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“It’s typically contractors hauling construction equipment, maybe having an excavator on the back of a truck and it’s not fully collapsed.”
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New video of a shooting just north of Salmon on March 12 has been revealed.
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Spring enrollment at University of Idaho is up for the sixth straight semester.
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Spring break is just around the corner, and with millions of Americans getting started on this year’s family vacations, AAA is sharing tips to enjoy the journey.
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Prices in Idaho are 39.3 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 24.4 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.
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True beauty starts on the inside; Something one local salon stands behind.
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Idaho lawmakers are expected to vote on a bill that would ban the use of any public funds for gender-affirming care, including for state employees using work health insurance and for adults covered by Medicaid.
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The legislation eliminates a restriction for Idahoans who have possessed a current driver’s license in the prior six months from obtaining the free ID.
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Here are some stories you can use this Monday morning.
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The proclamation underscores the importance of understanding and preparing for the dangers posed by flooding.
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An official warship has been named after the gem state for the first time in over a century.
The first ship was christened in 1919.
While the USS Idaho was a battleship during World War II and served the Navy during the Pacific theater, the submarine was decommissioned in 1946.
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In a hard fought Friday night battle, a late third period goal stung the Idaho Falls Spud Kings in a 2-1 defeat against the NCDC Mountain Division-leading Ogden Mustangs.
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It’s a day that celebrates luck and good fortune, but AAA warns if drivers overindulge in alcohol during St. Patrick’s Day festivities, the odds will not be in their favor.
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The Bureau of Land Management is getting 80 acres of land in Lemhi County.
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Downtown Idaho Falls is turning green with all the St. Patrick’s Day festivities scheduled.
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You still have three days to go see Disney on Ice at the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls.
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The southbound lanes of Yellowstone Highway were shut down Thursday for hours due to a semi truck hitting the bottom of the bridge.
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This donation will benefit several students who want to play guitar, but might not be able to provide one to be taught with.
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The U.S. Navy’s newest Virginia-class submarine, the future USS IDAHO (SSN 799), will be formally christened and named on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard in Groton, Connecticut.
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IDAHO FALLS (KIFI) – East Idaho schools gathered in Idaho Falls on Thursday for a conference of Hope Squad programs. Youth suicides have risen 62 percent since 2007, according to the CDC. Lori Baldwin, a teacher at Bonneville High School, saw that rise first-hand in 2017. “We had had three deaths by suicide that year,”
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Big changes are coming to North Fremont athletics next school year. The school announced Shannon Hill has retired from coaching boys basketball and Ben Lenz has retired from coaching football, per the North Fremont High School Facebook Page.
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The Bingham County Sheriff’s office continues to investigate a possible home invasion where the intruder was left dead.
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Rebuilding Highland High School is now one-step closer.
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The Jeremy Best murder case will go to trial.
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Local News 8 is talking to community experts on what you need to know on responding to active shooter and home invasion situations.
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It’s official – the city of Blackfoot is getting a new animal shelter. Local News 8 was the first to report plans to build a new shelter were in the works, after talking to Blackfoot Mayor Marc Carroll last month.
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Disney on Ice is here in Idaho Falls.
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A semi hauling another semi overturned in the F-street underpass just before noon on Thursday.
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The Centennial Mountains across Island Park have a considerable risk of avalanches. The Sawtooth and Teton Mountains only have a moderate risk.
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“A lot of us have never been this far west, especially to Idaho, and we just wanted to serve the local community.”
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The City of Pocatello has partnered with PROS Consulting, Inc. to launch the City’s first Parks, Recreation, Open Space, & Trails (PROST) Plan.
Continue ReadingAs of Monday, March 11, 2024, the Pocatello Parks & Recreation Department rolled out our first-ever digital activity guide.
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The senior center serves food in-house and delivered, along with fun activities and socialization for seniors.
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Sheriff deputies are investigating a possible home invasion at a Bingham County home.
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More than 140 students are gathering for the 2024 Research & Creative Works Symposium Wednesday.
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Seeing this momentum, the Rigby Chamber of Commerce told Local News 8 they’ve invited Hyrum Erickson, a Republican Precinct Committeeman from Rexburg and volunteer with Idahoans for Open Primaries, the chance to speak about the initiative at an upcoming Chamber event.
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The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office is warning the public about phone scams demanding payment for court fines.
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The murder trial of Chad Daybell is set to start April 1 in Ada County, and when it does, there will be a new attorney helping the prosecution.
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Several engines from the Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a fire call on South Professional Way in Idaho Falls shortly after 7 Wednesday morning.
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A bill banning cities and counties from restricting knives, is one step closer to becoming Idaho state law.
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Here’s a rundown of some new stories this morning you should know.
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Idaho is one step closer to bringing back the presidential primary election
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The Idaho House has voted to approve House Bill 613.
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This project is scheduled to be constructed in 2027.
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Cleanup has started on the collapsed carport at the Westwood Park Village condominiums in Idaho Falls.
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The Idaho Supreme Court has declined to hear the request from Bryan Kohberger’s lawyers to appeal the decision not to toss out the charges against him.
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Prosecutors are still working on possible murder charges against the man who kept police at bay for several hours late Saturday night.
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Since June of 2022, the Greater Idaho Falls Transit (GIFT) department 160,000 people have gotten rides to various destinations thanks to the service. Anywhere from 7,000-10,000 rides are being given by the service a month.
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Pony Express Car Wash is hosting a ribbon cutting Tuesday at noon in Blackfoot.
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A new bill expanding birth control access in Idaho is one signature away from becoming state law.
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Here are some of the top and new stories this Tuesday morning.
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CEO of Kidneys for Communities discusses the urgent demand for kidney donors across the nation.
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Libraries could soon face legal issues if a new Idaho bill is passed.
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It’s a time to “unite, celebrate and elevate Bengal Nation.”
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Dunks and threes were at the center of the District 5 Senior Showcase inside The Palace at Pocatello High School Monday.
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Two new suspects have been indicted in the Compass Academy shooting incident on Feb. 12.
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Idaho Falls is still buzzing from a huge Spud Kings win Saturday, highlighted by the goal of the year, “The Michigan” from Ty Walker.
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March 11 marks the infamous anniversary of when the outbreak of COVID-19 became a worldwide pandemic, according to the World Health Organization.
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Average gasoline prices in Idaho have risen 7.0 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.26/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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A popular destination for children in Pocatello will be moving locations soon.
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Emotions are a large contributor to overall mental health. But dealing with them can be tricky. That’s where a new local program called InUPowers can help.
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Farmers and ranchers in eastern Idaho may soon get more authority to improve rangeland.
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Idaho lawmakers are making a new push to bring a presidential primary back to the Gem state.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 is looking for public input to address its budget.
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An Idaho Falls man allegedly entered a home and shot two people Saturday night, killing one, before engaging in an hours-long standoff with police.
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In the months since the tragic fire that destroyed their previous warehouse, Reed’s Dairy has needed a new location to keep production going.
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In their final weekend game of the season at home, the Idaho Falls Spud Kings got the win on Saturday night over the Utah Outliers 4-1.
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The Idaho Falls Police SWAT team arrested a 23-year-old male last night at the Teton Mesa Apartments on Lomax Street, after two people had been shot, and one person was killed.
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Cars were lined outside of the Elks Lodge in Idaho Falls early Saturday morning, as they prepared to hand out food for those who needed it.
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Five local basketball teams, two wrestling teams, and two dozen wrestlers capped the winter sports season with state championships!
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Idaho House Bill 521 is headed toward the Senate Floor soon. If it passes and is signed into law, it will provide Idaho schools with a billion dollars over ten years for their repair, maintenance, and construction needs.
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The two suspects in the death of Alexander Barber were in court Friday.
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“We wait a whole year after the person has passed and then…we spread [the cremated remains].
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A fan favorite is making its return to Pocatello Saturday.
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The Ririe Fire Station burned to the ground days into the new year.
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It seems like people have been overwhelmed trying to dig out from all the snow.
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The Idaho HOSA-Future Health Professionals, a prominent health care career technical student organization, held their annual State Leadership Conference this week at Idaho State University.
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Cole Fryar, a singer-songwriter from Shelley, is taking his music career to the next step after support from the community.
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Dr. Shelby Harris joins Local News 8 in the Morning to explain how preparing for Daylights Savings Time this weekend can improve your health.
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Chad Daybell is expected to be back in court Friday for a hearing on three motions.
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Idaho State’s best player and Preston native Brayden Parker is a Big Sky All-Conference First Team honoree, the first Bengal to make the first team since Ethan Telfair in the 2015-16 season.
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A pair of conferences announced their all-conference basketball teams Thursday, with the 4A High Country unveiling its boys hoops honorees and the 2A Nuclear naming its boys and girls basketball selections.
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Brian Kohberger’s attorney’s are asking the state Supreme Court to step in.
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Another Idaho Transportation Department snow plow is needing repairs after an accident Wednesday.
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For many running a business or considering using the platforms to inform or bring more customers to their business, it can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be.
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The Idaho Falls Elks Lodge is helping community members in need this weekend.
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Local ski resorts all across eastern Idaho and western Wyoming have appreciated the all of snow showers over the past week.
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King of Kelly’s Snowmobile Hill Climb is March 8 and 9 at Kelly Canyon.
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“The focus of the program is on reducing energy use in order to save money on utility bills for those entities.”
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The alleged killer in the Cristopher Tapp murder, a congressional candidate and former World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) wrestler, has turned himself in to Las Vegas Police, according to court documents Local News 8 received on Wednesday.
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The snowpack is making an impressive comeback. Many of the water basins are either at or above average for snowpack this time of year, according to the Idaho Department of Water Resources.
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A lawsuit between a citizen and Teton County, Wyo. commissioners is dismissed. Tim Riser accused the commissioners of conspiring to oust the former Jackson fire chief.
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