“Idahoans are frustrated with scammers swindling families by pretending to be the IRS, Social Security, or any other legitimate entity,” said Attorney General Labrador. “My Consumer Protection Division works hard to educate people on how to avoid scams, but we need to hold telecom providers accountable for allowing that illegal traffic.”
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Two dedicated law enforcement officers from the Idaho Falls area received awards from the Idaho Attorney General for their work protecting children from online exploitation. Detective Jared Mendenhall of the Idaho Falls Police Department and Detective Korey Payne of the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office were honored for their outstanding work with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. (ICAC)
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3,100 people in Malad are currently without power, after an equipment failure early Tuesday afternoon. In a press release, Rocky Mountain Power said “crews are in the field working to restore power as quickly and safely as possible,” but the repairs will take some time. The outage is expected to last until early tomorrow morning, Wednesday, December 3rd.
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“Mr. Jones has already shown us what he can do as our interim city attorney. In a very short amount of time, he has demonstrated his ability to bring people together to build a team that will serve this city with excellence,” said Mayor Rebecca Casper. “His fresh perspective, exceptional legal training and willingness to master new areas of the law will be invaluable to Idaho Falls. He also brings something you can’t teach — an innate sense of good judgment. We are confident that Mr. Jones and the city’s legal team will continue to provide the well-reasoned, sound and thoughtful counsel our city requires.”
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Mark Lach, Titanic explorer and the exhibition’s Creative Producer, visited live in studio to show us two of the Titanic’s artifacts.
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Voters have chosen Mark Dahlquist as the next mayor of Pocatello on Tuesday night.
Dahlquist won with 7,238 votes, or 62%, over Greg Cates 4,424 votes, or 38%.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Lisa Burtenshaws won the runoff election for Idaho Falls mayor. The unofficial results show Burtenshaw received 6,435 votes, or 53.1%, of the votes over Jeff Alldridge 5,663 votes, or 46.8%. That’s a change from the November 4th election where Jeff Alldridge took a narrow lead with 5,599 votes, while Lisa
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The 2025 election wraps up tonight, Tuesday, December 2, 2025, as polls are now open for critical runoff elections in both Idaho Falls and Pocatello. This is the final chance for residents in both cities to cast their ballots and decide the leadership that will guide their communities over the next four years.
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A Brigham Young University-Idaho student has been charged with kidnapping a four-week-old infant after allegedly taking a shopping cart containing the baby from a Costco store last month.
Michael Garrison Raine, 24, faces one count of second-degree kidnapping. The arrest followed an investigation prompted by a mother’s quick response after she discovered her child was missing from her shopping cart.
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The Idaho National Lab is celebrating the arrival of a special kind of fuel called TRISO. TRISO stands for tri-structural isotropic particle fuel.
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A 40-year-old Salmon man was killed in an accident in Lemhi County on Monday afternoon.
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Local mother had to face a scary situation when her two-year-old daughter stopped breathing in an Idaho Falls restaurant.
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The smell of warm cider and 15% off of a good book filled The Book Shelf this Cider Monday, as Idaho Falls’ only used bookstore invited shoppers to slow down and enjoy a cozy alternative to the rush of online shopping.
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Every tree sold at the YMCA’s holiday fundraiser helps open the door for a child in need, easing scholarship costs and bringing families together as they pick out the perfect symbol of the season.
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Large crowds are anticipated at Hemming Village for the launch of the Rexburg Light The World Giving Machine, occurring from December 1st to 14th, ahead of the holiday season. This machine is part of the Light The World Giving Machine charity, which aims to spread the spirit of Christmas and provide a helping hand to those in need.
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Shoppers lined up in downtown Idaho Falls on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday for the holiday season to support local businesses.
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For many local artists, from illustrators to woodworkers, Small Business Saturday isn’t just another market; it’s one of the opportunities they have to show the community the heart and hard work behind every handmade piece. The Downtown Event Center in Idaho Falls hosted their Small Business Saturday for artists to showcase their work.
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If you’re stuck unclogging the toilet the day after Thanksgiving, you’re not alone.
Local New 8 called several plumbing services, and they told us they have already responded to several house-plumbing emergency calls.
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“It started out of the love of people, and it started with a desire to to make people feel seen, valued and loved so much,” Lt. Jon-Marc Lamb of the Salvation Army of Idaho Falls said.
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Hundreds filled the Rexburg Tabernacle Thursday morning of November 27th to kick off their Thanksgiving celebrations.
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Tragedy can strike at any moment, and the city of Idaho Falls is offering a service to reduce that risk.
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First responders gathered at the Clark Hill rest stop near Ririe this afternoon after a Wyoming man, who police believe was intoxicated, survived a fall after jumping over a protective fence and rolling an estimated 50 feet down a cliff face.
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Get ready to grab the family and head to historic downtown Pocatello to kick off the holiday season in spectacular fashion! Friday night, November 28, historic downtown Pocatello will be lit up by the highly anticipated annual Christmas Night Light Parade.
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A familiar voice across Southeast Idaho is offering a look back at the American history that shaped his very life this holiday season.
This Thanksgiving, Local News 8’s Jeff Roper had a special chance to sit down with Marvelous Marv Hepworth, the beloved radio host and chief engineer of Sand Hill Media Group. Their conversation delved into Marv’s extraordinary and personal connection to the Pilgrims.
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The body of a missing Meridan woman was discovered Tuesday evening in Blackfoot, according to the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office.
Sarah Nylander, the woman who had been reported missing days earlier, was found dead inside a vehicle at approximately 6 p.m. after a pedestrian reported an unconscious woman in a parked car near 1228 Parkway Dr., and authorities were able to identify the body upon investigation at the scene.
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The Lemhi County Treasurer and Tax Collector’s office has issued an urgent public alert regarding a bank error that has resulted in some property tax payments being double-charged.
The County Treasurer’s office reported that a processing error by US Bank caused a Monday, November 24th, bank deposit to be run twice, double-charging some property tax payments.
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A Boise semi-truck driver was airlifted to a local hospital last night after his vehicle rolled over and caught fire on Interstate 15 near Arimo.
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A proper lady name is still TBD (suggestions welcome in the comments). Since then, she has joined playground time, gone on walks with the students, and even follows Lori to work every morning alongside the family’s two dogs.
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A new traffic light is coming to Rigby to help traffic flow a little more smoothly.
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Looking for parking at the Idaho Falls airport, it’s usually not an issue.
However, this year the parking lot is full.
After nearly eighty years, an Idaho soldier is finally coming home. This June, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency identified the body of U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Charles S. Atteberry, 26, of Wilder, Idaho, who was killed during World War II.
After joining the war effort, Lt. Atteberry was assigned to the 31st Infantry Regiment, Philippine Army, on the Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines. While there, he was captured by the forces of the Empire of Japan and held in the Philippines as a Prisoner of War until late 1944.
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Environmental groups have concerns about water levels at an area lake, but officials say it needs to be temporarily lowered.
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Idaho is preparing to make severe cuts to adult mental health services starting December 2, sparking widespread fear and even legal action across the state.
Community leaders, mental health professionals, and law enforcement are warning of severe consequences. Bonneville County Sheriff Sam Hulse warns, “When you tear those systems down, there are consequences for it.”
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The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is investigating a significant and recent surge in illnesses linked to the consumption of raw, unpasteurized milk.
Since August 1, 2025, DHW has received reports of at least 26 cases of bacterial infection across Idaho associated with drinking or consuming raw milk. DHW has documented 23 cases of Campylobacter infection, including six children under the age of 12, in addition to 3 cases of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) infection.
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With ham becoming more popular, Local News 8 is taking a look at how to prepare the popular substitute. Jesse Smith from Fred Meyer’s and his butcher showed us how to flame craft a ham with sugar right in our own back porch.
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“This is the birth of a new museum for north Idaho,” said Leif Tapanila, Director of the Idaho Museum of Natural History. “Our museum began at ISU in a similar way back in 1934, with the university committing to protect its natural history objects. We’re excited to partner with U of I to create new educational opportunities based out of Moscow.”
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Eastern Idaho (KIFI) – The DSPs Doing Good Organization, part of the DSP, will provide free Thanksgiving meals to aid direct support professionals on November 25th-26th during the holiday season. This initiative aims to alleviate holiday stress for those professionals and is part of the organization’s ongoing commitment to assist both DSPs and the individuals
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In a post on Facebook, Pocatello Police officers said they couldn’t have done this without the support of the amazing community.
“Your generosity, energy, and kindness make this event what it has become today,” stated the post. “We are truly grateful to each and every one of you who donated and made a difference this holiday season.”
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As families gather around the table each Thanksgiving, kitchens across the country become the site of a surprising holiday hazard: cooking fires. In 2023 alone, Thanksgiving Day saw more than 1,400 home cooking fires—almost 388 percent higher than a typical day.
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“In order for our elections to work, voters must have confidence that their votes will count,” said Secretary of State McGrane. “Today we demonstrated our commitment to ensuring just that. I’m proud of my team and grateful to Elmore County for partnering with us as we’ve worked to correct this error and investigate what went wrong on election day.”
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A leading developer of advanced micro nuclear reactors from California, Antares Industries is building an office in downtown Idaho Falls. This decision comes after the company has worked extensively with the Idaho National Laboratory.
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Beginning Dec. 1, 65th North will be closed between 5th West and 5th East (Lewisville Highway) to allow crews to remove the existing bridge and replace it with a wider structure over the Idaho Canal.
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Carl Hobbs, an icon in Idaho’s agricultural history who co-founded the globally recognized Spudnik Equipment Company and revolutionized potato farming, died peacefully on November 20, 2025, at his Blackfoot home. He was 96. Hobbs was surrounded by his family, including his sweetheart and wife of 71 years, Betty Hobbs.
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The Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) is strongly recommending the cancellation of upcoming equine events in Idaho.
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The City of Idaho Falls, the Farmer’s Market and Idaho Falls Downtown Development collaborated to make the annual tree lighting and holiday fair a successful start to the Christmas season.
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The Jefferson County Courthouse in Rigby was filled with joy and celebration today as the Seventh Judicial District marked National Adoption Day with a special event honoring foster and adoptive families.
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Hollie Albertson and her daughters celebrated the grand opening of “Wild as You” boutique and custom denim jacket bar tonight with a ribbon cutting party.
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The Idaho Department of Education is asking for the public’s help to reduce federal paperwork and required tests for schools.
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Students in Salmon are proving that young voices can make a big difference.
When a group of junior and high school students heard their local food bank was running low, they jumped into action. On their own, the students gathered over 25-hundred items for the food bank at Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership’s location in Salmon.
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A group of Idaho leaders, including state representatives, city officials, and farmers, recently returned from Washington, D.C., after successful meetings with the state’s federal delegation. Their goal was to secure important federal funding for new water storage in an effort to combat the state’s ongoing water troubles.
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Benjamin Naylor, 56, of Burley, was back in court Thursday, Nov. 20, where his attorneys indicated they are pursuing a plea agreement deal.
Naylor is charged with murdering Kelly and Donna Jenks in their home in Burley, along with Angelica Medina and Dennis Mix in Minidoka County, in July.
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“This is a wake-up call for our community,” Bonneville County Coroner Shante Sanchez said. “To put this into perspective, Kratom is now implicated in approximately 18% of the drug overdose fatalities in our country over the last year and a half. The highest concentration of mitragynine observed in one of these fatalities was 12,000 ng/mL, which is the highest I have ever seen at nearly four times our national laboratory’s range typically associated with overdose of this substance.”
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced a major change to its full-time missionary service. Effective immediately, young women who choose to serve a full-time mission may begin their service at the age of 18, provided they have completed high school or its equivalent.
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While a new season brings excitement, for seniors like Kinzley, it also brings other emotions. “Our first game was a little sad for me because I’m like ‘Oh gosh, this is the last time I get to do it,” she said. “But it’s also exciting to look for the future, and we have an exciting year to come.”
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On December 9, a little boy in Eastern Idaho will celebrate something his parents were once told might never happen: his first birthday. Baylor Bybee came into the world on December 9, 2024, at just 27 weeks gestation, weighing a fragile 1 pound, 11 ounces, and measuring only 13 inches long.
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Oral Surgery Specialists of Idaho and Sage Dental come together each year to provide a smile makeover through the Second Chance program. This year’s winner was Pocatello father Matthew Rymer, who enjoyed his new smile at the reveal party today.
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Idaho Falls has a new clinic to help children 12 to 17 with their mental health.
It’s a residential facility called Headwater Behavioral Health Treatment Center. A Thursday ribbon-cutting ceremony introduced the clinic to the community.
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A recent social media post has stirred the pot at the Idaho Falls soup kitchen, but it wants the public to know everything is squared away.
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A local barrel racing star has been hospitalized after being thrown from her horse at a charity event in South Jordan.
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What started as a broken down car, a skateboard and a bottle of juice turned into a life changing moment for Nathan Apodaca, better known as ‘Doggface208’. Now, he’s reflecting on the ride that made him an internet icon and the whirlwind that followed.
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The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office is conducting an internal investigation and review following the death of an adult male inmate who died of a possible overdose at the Bannock County Detention Center earlier this month.
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A wild and flat-out reckless moment in Yellowstone National Park has gone viral after a wildlife photographer captured a man walking directly toward a pack of wolves.
In early October, wildlife photographer Keith Allen Kerbs caught the dangerous encounter. According to witnesses, nearly 100 people watched in disbelief as the man continued towards the pack of animals, even firing off bear spray as he drew closer.
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Previously detained individuals who were taken into custody during the federal law enforcement raid in Wilder have been released from the Elmore County Jail.
Mari Ramos, the executive director of the Idaho Hispanic Foundation, says that people detained during the raid in Wilder were going to be released Wednesday evening from the Elmore County Jail and the Bingham County Jail, after a court order mandated that they be freed from custody.
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A routine traffic stop led to a major drug seizure in Teton County, as the Sheriff’s Office recovered more than a kilogram of cocaine valued at over $100,000. Two men are now in custody following the bust, which deputies say took approximately 20,000 doses of the drug off the street.
“This is a win for Teton County,” said Sheriff Clint Lemieux, highlighting the significance of the seizure. “Teton County Deputies will continue to work hard to keep our schools and community safe.”
The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is hosting a meeting to share upcoming transportation plans, and they are looking to get public input.
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The Idaho Army National Guard just wrapped up its 14th search and rescue mission of the year this week, rescuing a stranded hiker.
Two hikers in Custer County got severe food poisoning while in the mountains and were too weak to hike out. The Custer County Sheriff’s Office called in the National Guard for assistance. Lifeflight was able to reach one of the hikers, but couldn’t get back to the second because of power limitations and the steep terrain.
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RIRIE, Idaho (KIFI) — The Ririe Bulldogs punched their ticket to the Idaho high school football state championship with a hard-fought 14-8 victory over the Aberdeen Tigers in the Class 3A semifinals Friday night at the ICCU Dome.
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At Mountain View Cemetery, where parents come to remember loved ones, every small token of love matters. So when Meri Sistrunk found the hand-painted gnomes on her 14-year-old son’s grave missing, it felt like losing a piece of him all over again.
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Idaho State University has welcomed it’s largest incoming classes each year since breaking the previous record in 2023. With the rise in the number of students, the housing department is struggling to have room to fit everyone on campus.
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In a 5A state Ssmifinal game that featured a back and forth, high scoring first half, the Hillcrest Knights came out victorious, and now will head back to the State Championship game for the third straight season.
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Tonight was another exciting game for Idaho high school football teams in the ICCU dome: the Homedale Trojans versus the Sugar-Salem Diggers.
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While the appearance of white caps on the mountains this time of year is usually a familiar sight, many Idaho ski junkies are still waiting for the first significant snowfall of the season. The crucial question for winter enthusiasts remains: What do the current weather conditions mean for the approaching ski season?
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Confessed killer Bryan Kohberger has been ordered to pay more than $3,000 in additional restitution to the families of two University of Idaho victims. Kohberger is currently serving consecutive life sentences for the murders.
On Thursday, the third anniversary of the killings, District Judge Steven Hippler issued a ruling requiring Kohberger to pay approximately $1,420 to Kaylee Goncalves’s family and over $1,500 to Madison Mogen’s mother, covering the cost of urns for their daughters.
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“Idaho Falls Power is a city-owned utility and a tremendous asset to our community. City elected officials always strive to protect our community from the ups and downs of the energy market,” said Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper. “This contract, paired with our soon to be operational Peaking Plant, gives us the flexibility to adapt to unpredictable energy markets, keep monthly bills low and help meet future energy needs.”
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Local News 8’s Megan Lavin went live and took skating lessons with Natalie Catalano, an ensemble skater who plays Luisa from Encanto. (You know, she’s the strong one.)
This two hour spectacular is only in town this weekend, with shows on Friday, Saturday and Sunday with both evening and afternoon performances.
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The federal government shutdown is over, but part of the reason for the fight remains—subsidies for the Affordable Care Act. Americans are now being faced with some tough choices about medical insurance.
Lance Kolbet, President of University financial group and an insurance expert, joined Local News 8 in studio, to shed light about the finer details of these health insurance tax credits.
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This week’s Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week is Tyson Sweetwood, the senior quarterback of the Hillcrest Knights’ football team. This past weekend in their state quarterfinal game against Lakeland, Tyson filled in the stat sheet with some impressive numbers.
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The Community Food Basket is seeing an outpouring of community support after they posted a challenge called “Support If”.
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The Wall of Warmth has helped many people get through the winter, and this year will be the last for the original founder to lead the project.
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In preparation for the United States’ 250th anniversary in 2026, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is kicking off its partnership with America250, the nonpartisan congressional commission preparing the momentous occasion, by launching a massive nationwide service effort.
To symbolize the milestone, the Utah-based faith announced in a news release Thursday that it has designated a fleet of 250 semitrucks to deliver food donations to 250 food banks across all 50 states.
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The rate of women receiving mammograms in Idaho is significantly lower than the national average, with some measurements ranking it near last. Considering that approximately 1 in 8 women will face a breast cancer diagnosis in their lifetime, this concerning trend is prompting Idaho doctors to speak out.
“Idaho has about average incidents of breast cancer, but the number of women who actually decide to have mammograms performed is one of the lowest in the nation. Last year, I think ranked 50th in the nation,” said Dr. Enslow, MD, a lead radiologist.
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Thursday, November 13, 2025, marks the solemn three-year anniversary of the devastating murders of four University of Idaho students.
In the years since the killings, the four students have been remembered not just for the manner of their passing but for the lives they led and the futures they were building.
After seeing a growing need in her community, Amanda Rynes decided to take action. With local food banks stretched thin and many families struggling after SNAP benefits were paused, Rynes started a small front-yard table to provide food and essentials.
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A delegation of Idaho state representatives, city leaders, and farmers is traveling to Washington, D.C. next week, hoping to secure crucial federal funding for new water storage projects, including the potential rebuilding of the Teton Dam, in an effort to combat the state’s ongoing water troubles.
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The Nutcracker Magical Christmas Ballet came to Colonial Theatre tonight in Idaho Falls, and the audience was treated to a holiday-spirited show.
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Locals in Rexburg had the chance to check out a decorative display at Smith Park in Rexburg, the home of the Veterans Freedom Memorial. Dozens of wreaths are hung along the entryway of the memorial site to honor and celebrate local servicemen and women.
“We really want to express our appreciation to those who have served and are currently serving. We appreciate all that you do for us,” said Paul Evans, the Rexburg Area Chamber Board.
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Hundreds pack the Madison High School gymnasium to honor and remember those who serve our country.
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“We have the greatest country in the world… and it was an honor to serve it… and I know other Veterans feel the same way,” Gyorfy said.
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With winter weather on the way, many Idahoans wouldn’t think twice about turning up the heat. But for one veteran in Blackfoot, the simple act of staying warm had become a battle against a failing furnace — until a generous gift of a brand-new heating system brought tears to the stoic soldier’s eyes.
Vietnam War Veteran Frank Perry of Blackfoot lives with only 28% lung capacity, and temperature has a huge impact on his ability to breathe. But his ongoing battle with a nearly 40-year-old furnace hasn’t done him any favors.
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A Blackfoot woman received the shock of a lifetime Sunday night, after a soaking wet pilot emerged from the frigid Snake River and knocked on the door of her nearby home moments after his small plane crashed into the water. Bobette Brown, who initially mistook the crash sound for a car accident, says she was stunned when the injured man, soaking wet and shaken, appeared on her doorstep.
“We were sitting in the living room and heard the doorbell ring, and there stands a gentleman who is soaking wet,” Brown explained. “You can tell he’s kind of in shock, and he’s got some scratches on his face, and his hand is bleeding and… he’s very cold and shaken up.”
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Terri Pickens, a Pocatello native and founder of Pickens Law, P.A., formally announced her campaign for Idaho Governor as a Democrat in 2026. Pickens announced her candidacy through a press release and an accompanying launch video, throwing her proverbial hat into the ring for her second bid for statewide office.
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Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarine, the USS Idaho, has reached another major milestone toward joining the U.S. Navy Fleet. The sub, currently undergoing testing in Groton, Connecticut, has completed its initial or “alpha” sea trials with flying colors.
These alpha trials put the submarine through its paces, testing essential functions from maximum speed to critical safety systems, ensuring the Idaho is ready for complex real-world missions.
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Bonneville County residents are set to head back to the polls sooner than expected as the upcoming runoff elections take shape. On Monday, the Bonneville County Election Office announced a change to the early voting schedule for the upcoming December runoff election.
Originally planned to start on November 17, early voting will now begin later this week on Thursday, November 13, to ensure voters have two full weeks to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day.
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Police and emergency responders are responding to the crash of what appears to be a single-engine plane into the Snake River near the Rose Road bridge in Blackfoot.
Witnesses at the scene reported seeing the plane partially submerged in the water below the bridge. Authorities have not yet released any information regarding the aircraft’s registration, flight number, or the condition of the pilot at this time.
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Yesterday, officers from the Bannock County Sheriff’s Office, Pocatello and Chubbuck Police Departments as well as the Idaho State Police were all banded together to raise money for the Cops and Kids program at the Walmart in Chubbuck.
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Just a few weeks ago, Pocatello residents enjoyed the ISU Homecoming Parade, and this weekend they were treated again with the 4th annual veteran’s parade.
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The 15th annual fall bazaar and craft fair brought in thousands from around the area today at Bonneville High School.
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Hillcrest is moving on in the 5A High School Football State Playoff after defeating the Lakeland Hawks 35-14 in front of the Knight faithful at Westmark Stadium Friday night.
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A much anticipated battle between two 6A teams from opposite sides of the state. The intensity was high as soon as mountain view took the field, and it was amplified when Rigby made their classic “Rocky Top” intro. The Trojans were sporting their maroon red devil jerseys while Mountain View was in their all whites for the round 2 matchup.
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Tonight the Skyline Grizzlies were back in the ICCU Dome at ISU for their playoff game against the Sandpoint Bulldogs. Both teams went into tonight’s match at 8-2.
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