A woman who reported she was raped by an Idaho lawmaker while serving as a legislative intern testified in the former lawmaker’s trial on Wednesday, haltingly describing the moments the assault began before abruptly leaving the witness stand.
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The Eastern Idaho State Fair announced its entire lineup for the 2022 season Wednesday afternoon.
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The City of Rexburg will have a new playground this summer.
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By Jennifer Hansler, Kylie Atwood, Radina Gigova and Anna Chernova, CNN American Trevor Reed, a US citizen and former Marine who had been detained in Russia since 2019, is back in the United States, his mother Paula Reed tweeted early Thursday. Reed was released in a prisoner swap Wednesday. “It’s been (a) very exciting day
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“They were just standing in line with basically what they were wearing. And he would hand them a picture and tell them that it was from a student in the United States. And they would look at that picture and they would just start smiling and they would just stare at it. I just thought that is amazing how we can communicate in so many different ways. And one of them is through artwork.”
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After 50 years of being one of the state’s most iconic buildings, an even better Holt Arena is taking shape on the Idaho State University Campus.
Continue Reading The United States is out of the COVID-19 pandemic phase, said Dr. Anthony Fauci, President Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser and the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Continue Reading The trial for a former Idaho lawmaker accused of raping a 19-year-old legislative intern began Monday with attorneys asking potential jurors about their political leanings, their experience with sexual assault cases and whether they saw news stories about the case.
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The Idaho Falls Tigers have taken sole possession of first place in the 5A High Country conference thanks to an excellent 7-2 win over the Highland Rams Tuesday afternoon.
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Great pitching was on full display Tuesday at the Hive, with the exception of a four-run seventh inning by Blackfoot, and the Broncos came out victorious 5-0 to take first place in the 4A High Country conference.
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The Skyline Grizzlies are back to .500 overall thanks to a 7-4 win Monday over the Thunder Ridge Titans in a non-conference win to start a big week for the Grizz.
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It was quite a chilling scene on Tuesday at Century High School, where they simulated from start to finish just how catastrophic a car accident can be.
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As part of his ongoing focus on education and workforce development, Governor Mark Gordon has launched a new dashboard that provides tools for job seekers, businesses and educators.
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Teton County Public Works is inviting the public to join staff and members of the project team for an in-person and virtual open house highlighting updates on the Tribal Trail Connector Road project.
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Officials say a nuclear waste treatment plant in eastern Idaho had two unanticipated shutdowns this year, continuing a lengthy history of setbacks.
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Idaho Falls Downtown Development Corporation’s (IFDDC) Board of Directors announced Monday Catherine Smith has rejoined the downtown organization as Executive Director.
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The Franklin County Fire District reports firefighters from Preston and Dayton responded to a fully involved garage fire in Banida Monday evening.
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Brigham Young University-Idaho’s Jacob Spori Art Gallery will open its doors on Wednesday, April 27 at 6:00 p.m. for a unique exhibit of fine art and Latter-Day Saint history.
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As the winter weather subsides and anglers start to think about hitting their favorite fishing holes this spring, keep in mind that new fishing regulations were adopted by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission last fall and went into effect on Jan. 1.
Continue Reading By Donald Judd and Paul LeBlanc, CNN The Biden administration has secured the purchase of 20 million treatment courses of Paxlovid, Pfizer’s antiviral Covid-19 pill, a senior administration official told CNN on Monday. The administration will work with the manufacturer to accelerate production and delivery of the new drug to pharmacies across the country, the
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The theft happened sometime between Thursday night and Saturday afternoon at Gas & Grub on Lindsay Blvd in Idaho Falls.
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It can be hard to understand the war in Ukraine and effects both globally and here in our area.
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The City of Blackfoot has released an update on the boil order.
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Ben Carlos and his family run the small family farm in St. Anthony called Black Bear Family Farms. As a farmer with Chickens and Turkeys our favorite flightless aviators, he has to keep a close eye on his flock of nearly 50 birds.
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Spring football is now in the books for Idaho State, and for first-year Head Coach Charlie Ragle, it was a chance to implement a new system and get to know the community that he is now calling home.
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Idaho State University’s College of Education will serve lunches to more than 1,400 faculty and staff at the district’s 26 schools in April and May.
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e hungry in the Idaho Falls community with to-go lunches, the Idaho Falls Soup Kitchen is excited to announce a return to in-person service on Sunday, May 1, 2022.
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Mountain America Credit Union is donating $5,000 to the Idaho Foodbank in partnership with Idaho State Athletics for the Roar for More Food Drive.
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Governor Brad Little is endorsing Scott Bedke to become Idaho’s next Lieutenant Governor.
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The Teton County/Jackson Parks & Recreation Department (TCJPRD) will be taking down the temporary dog park located at the Teton County Fairgrounds on the morning of Thursday, April 28, 2022.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 (PCSD 25) announced the selection of Kirk Thomson as the Principal of Chubbuck Elementary School and Stuart Johnson as the Principal of Irving Middle School.
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It’s been five years since the news of a new airport would be coming to the Rexburg Area. In the five years since the city of Rexburg has been conducting a study to assess just how feasible is the possibility of building the new airport. Now that study is complete. Keith Davidson the City of Rexburg Public Works Director says “so right now, we’re just waiting for their, (the Federal Aviation Administration), review of the document. And if they approve the new or the alternate site for the airport, then the next step would be going through an environmental evaluation of that site.”
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It was barking with excitement at Ross Park for the 25th-annual Running with the Big Dogs.
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Routine maintenance to the Wilson Boat Ramp will limit parking and access to the boat ramp early next week.
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The City of Shelley kicked off its second annual Spring into Service clean-up event early Saturday morning.
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Pocatello resident Lena Contor recently traveled to the Poland/Ukraine border to assist her mother and other Ukrainian refugees.
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After Payton died in August of 2015, the family decided to keep the tradition going and help other families waiting for a transplant.
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A big milestone for Idaho Falls and the surrounding area Friday when it comes to the pandemic.
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United States Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack designated Bannock County as a contiguous disaster area due to the recent drought affecting the state.
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“It’s going to be one of those efforts that’s going to take the collaboration of a lot of different people, cities, to come together to save the water in our region.”
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Local law enforcement is very concerned with the amount of fentanyl coming into the area.
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The College of Eastern Idaho’s science club committed to cleaning up the school this Earth Day. With the help of the campus student senate and several Biology instructors, they were able to organize the second school clean-up. This year they focused on a section of the school often overlooked.
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Madison Memorial has been awarded one of the most prestigious credentials in the healthcare industry: the Pathway to Excellence designation.
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The Highland Rams were victorious again on Thursday twice, as the Rams took down the Thunder Ridge Titans in a doubleheader 5-1 and 8-6.
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The Bonneville Bees had the bats going Thursday afternoon in the Hive, as the Bees stung the Idaho Falls Tigers for 10 runs in a 10-6 non-conference victory.
Continue Reading The City of Blackfoot has issued a boil order after E. coli was discovered in the city’s water.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating a runaway juvenile.
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Bannock County Sheriff’s Office detectives in cooperation with the Pocatello Police Department conducted an investigation Tuesday that led to the arrest of two Pocatello people.
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Saturday marks the beginning of an early camping season for several Idaho campsites, including the Egin Lake site in St. Anthony.
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The FBI is warning farmers to be on the lookout for potential hackers.
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The U.S. Department of Defense plans to build an advanced mobile nuclear microreactor prototype at the Idaho National Laboratory in eastern Idaho.
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At the Transportation Board Meeting held in Pocatello Thursday, the Idaho Transportation Department presented its “Zero Fatality” award to Franklin County and Power County.
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40-year-old Gregory Michael Samuel Toth was sentenced for assault with intent to commit a felony at a sentencing hearing held before Federal District Court Judge Nancy D. Freudenthal on Monday.
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The Idaho Water Resource Board is seeking public comment on draft criteria for two, new funding programs that the Board is rolling out for financing new water projects statewide.
Continue Reading By Betsy Klein, Paula Reid and Evan Perez, CNN The Justice Department on Wednesday appealed a ruling by a federal judge that struck down the mask mandate for mass transportation, following a recommendation by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “It is CDC’s continuing assessment that at this time an order requiring masking
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Country superstar Garth Brooks is coming back to Salt Lake City on June 18.
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Governor Gordon has responded to an announcement by the Biden Administration that it will amend the regulations for the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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Idaho Power is currently developing a study related to the costs and benefits of customer-owned generation sources, such as rooftop solar, and is set to host a public workshop for customers and interested stakeholders to provide feedback to the company.
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To address mental health challenges among its staff, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office has launched a customized, confidential wellness app that will be available to MCSO personnel and their families.
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Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies assigned to the Ammon Division were called to an apartment complex in the 1400 S. block of Curlew to a report of a man with a gun just after 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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It was a much closer rivalry game between the Idaho Falls Tigers and Skyline Grizzlies Wednesday than their prior matchup, but in the end, Idaho Falls came out victorious 6-4.
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The Idaho Supreme Court is allowing state lawmakers to intervene in a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a law they passed earlier this year that would ban abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy.
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The Idaho State Board of Education approved student fee increases at Idaho’s 4-year institutions on Wednesday.
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Idaho State University received a large gift to help renovate an 80-year-old building on the Pocatello campus.
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Our Sermon Service and Electric Athlete of the Week is having a successful season while enjoying the game she loves. Our Athlete of the Week is Madison’s Brooke Stoebner.
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David Kempner the owner of the Elevate Bake Shop in Idaho Falls, was moved by a desire to help those affected by the war in Ukraine. He says through a traditional easter bread he found a way to connect to the conflict.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested an Idaho Falls man on Wednesday for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor.
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Idaho’s Republican attorney general candidates sparred over the validity of public health restrictions, the merits of lawsuits challenging federal policies and other topics during a televised debate Tuesday night.
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Idaho officials reported 183 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths Wednesday.
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Idaho National Lab directors met with College of Eastern Idaho officials Wednesday morning on the Idaho Falls campus.
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We may see a major step forward in the Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow-Daybell murder trial this week.
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An early slugfest turned into a route Tuesday afternoon at Melaleuca Field when the Idaho Falls Tigers scored nine unanswered runs to take down Skyline 14-4 in five innings.
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The high country conference player of the year in girls soccer will compete collegiately, as Skyline’s Teresa Ledezma signed her letter of intent Tuesday to play at North Idaho College.
Continue Reading Most people who are required to file 2021 tax returns will have done so by the official filing due date — Monday, April 18. Or they applied for an extension, giving them until October 17 to file their returns.
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The Teton Raptor Center has confirmed the highly pathogenic avian influenza has been found in Teton County, Wyoming.
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Republican House Speaker Scott Bedke is being endorsed by the National Rifle Association for lieutenant governor ahead of the May 17 Idaho primary.
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It’s been a successful year for the Extreme Ballroom Dance Company, with them winning gold for a major competition for the show that has now become the troupe’s year end showcase.
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ompanies as part of the 1998 Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.
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Both the Pocatello Regional Airport and the Idaho Falls Regional Airport have lifted their mask requirement in the facility and on outgoing flights.
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Residents at an apartment complex in Idaho Falls woke up to fire engines this morning. (April 19th)
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little is being endorsed by the National Rifle Association ahead of the Republican Primary.
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An adult woman fell into the garbage pit at the Bonneville County Transfer Station on Saturday.
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Scientists in Idaho have completed a rare overhaul of one of the world’s most powerful nuclear test reactors.
Continue Reading federal judge in Florida struck down on Monday the Biden administration’s mask mandate for airplanes and other public transport methods.
Continue Reading Idaho officials reported 127 new COVID-19 cases and 1 new death over the weekend.
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Jared and Rex Baum of Ashton were sentenced this April for the unlawful killing of a grizzly bear on March 16, 2021 in Fremont County, Idaho.
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The Bonneville County Sheriffs Office is joining other law enforcement agencies across the state to keep our community safe by educating the public about engaged driving.
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Preliminary findings from an on-going DNA study suggest there may be more bighorn sheep in the Teton Range than biologists previously believed, a breath of good news as public land and wildlife managers work to conserve this small, isolated and vulnerable population.
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Average gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 1.3 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.37/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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Can’t file your 2021 Idaho income tax return by the April 18 deadline? Pay enough of your total tax due by April 18, and you can get an automatic six-month extension.
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Planned Parenthood is renting medical office space in the town of Ontario on the Oregon-Idaho border.
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Students may email teachers for help and support.
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The week of April 10-April 16 marked a time of some special recognition, for dispatchers nationwide. Dispatchers are the people who are behind the phone when we call 911 or the police non-emergency line. Candee Coverley a dispatcher with Madison County says having a week of special recognition was pretty neat. “And that’s always nice to know that people recognize what we do and that or the first thing you talk to and you call for law enforcement help. It’s good to have that acknowledgment. Recognize that there’s a job out there a lot of people don’t know about.”
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Grizzly bears with cubs have begun emerging from their dens in Teton County.
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After a two year hiatus, the Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair was back in action.
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The Idaho Falls Tigers extended its 5A District 5-6 lead to a full game Saturday with a clutch 6-5 win over the Madison Bobcats, highlighted by Eliot Jones’ go-ahead two-run home run in the 7th inning.
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Idahoans in Fremont and Chubbuck provided special-needs children and adults a way to celebrate Easter.
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After a hard fought Friday of baseball, the Idaho Falls Tigers maintain a one-game lead in 5A District 5-6 over the Madison Bobcats following a doubleheader split between the two squads.
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A very windy day couldn’t stop the Bonneville bats from putting up crooked numbers, as the Bees put up four multi-run innings in a 10-3 win over Thunder Ridge.
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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport detected a 9 mm Glock 43X pistol loaded with 10 rounds of ammunition and a second magazine loaded with 10 rounds of ammunition in the carry-on luggage of a male passenger ticketed for travel to Salt Lake City International Airport Wednesday.
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