New Thunder Ridge Football Coach Michael Berger excited to get started with the Titans
The next head coach of the Thunder Ridge Titans football team is ready to make a name for himself.
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The next head coach of the Thunder Ridge Titans football team is ready to make a name for himself.
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Governor Brad Little is getting ready for the 2022 legislative session, and among the things he’s focusing on is combating drug overdoses and stopping illegal drugs before they even enter Idaho.
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Idaho officials reported 3,266 new COVID-19 cases and 7 new deaths Friday.
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Snowmobile grooming is such an important service to those who snowmobile across the various trails that go over 5000 miles across Idaho.
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A familiar name is now the leader of the Thunder Ridge football program, as Michael Berger was officially named the next head coach of the Titans Thursday afternoon.
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The Working Group released a map of Teton Range Bighorn Sheep Winter Zones and is asking skiers to voluntarily avoid these sensitive bighorn sheep winter habitat areas during winter 2022.
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Mayor Rebecca Casper presented the 2022 Idaho Falls State of the City Address Thursday night and presented Mayor’s Choice Awards to nine individuals and organizations as part of the evening’s program.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has issued an Air Quality Advisory to notify residents of Franklin County of forecasted poor air quality.
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New information suggests it was a police car that started the fire Thursday morning in the 300 block of easy street.
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Representative Mike Simpson is slamming the Voting Rights Bill being pushed by President Biden and Democrats at our nation’s capitol.
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Four incidents of elk becoming entangled or trapped in window wells occurred over the weekend in Blaine County.
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Bonneville School District 93 reports all schools will be closed Friday, January 14.
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This past summer, Idaho was dry, completely dry.
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The Blackfoot Broncos remain perfect on the court this season, but they had to work for the win Thursday night as Blackfoot held off a late charger from Thunder Ridge in a 50-49 win.
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The Rigby Trojans are rolling, and coming off of a big win at Thunder Ridge Tuesday, the Trojans won another conference contest Thursday night 55-44 against Highland.
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It’s a banner week for local teams in the Idaho Girls Basketball media polls, as East Idaho squads lead four of the six polls.
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Due to a high number of staff absences, all schools in Jefferson School District 251 will be closed Friday, January 14.
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Madison School District #321 reports all Madison schools will be closed Friday, January 14 due to staff shortages.
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The Snake River shooting team was only formed a couple of years ago and the foundations of the team were first put together in 2018. But as the team has grown and competes in Idaho and across the country, its founder is looking to bring awareness to the sport in East Idaho.
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Seasonal depression is a medical condition that is caused by the lack of vitamin D within the body.
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Two police officers who responded to a domestic violence call involving Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie last year in Moab, Utah, should be put on probation for what the city called “several unintentional mistakes” made during the encounter, according to an independent investigator.
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e Supreme Court on Thursday blocked President Joe Biden’s vaccine or testing requirement aimed at large businesses, but it allowed a vaccine mandate for certain health care workers to go into effect nationwide.
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Filing income taxes doesn’t have to be confusing.
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A panel of Idaho lawmakers has introduced legislation to reject math, science and English standards used to make sure Idaho’s more than 300,000 K-12 students are meeting specific criteria.
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March 1, 2022, marks the 150th anniversary of the establishment of Yellowstone National Park.
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By Amanda Jackson, CNN Angelina Gonsalves received an unexpected, yet cherished, delivery from the US Postal Service last month — a letter her late husband wrote to his mother while deployed overseas in 1945. The letter was written by Sgt. John Gonsalves, a 22-year-old Army soldier stationed in Germany. He was writing to check in
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W. P. Carey Inc., a real estate investment trust group, have announced they have completed an approximately $144 million investment in three mission-critical food production facilities located in Oregon, California and in Pocatello, Idaho.
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The Madison Bobcats prevailed in a rivalry matchup Wednesday in Rigby against the Trojans, winning a back-and-forth game 56-52.
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Our Sermon Service and Electric Athlete of the Week has been tearing it up on the mat in Blackfoot and across the country. Our Athlete of the Week is Mack Mauger.
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The Snake River Panthers, ranked fourth in this week’s 3A media poll, have now won six games in a row thanks to a 48-34 win over the Soda Springs Cardinals Tuesday night.
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Latest detections bring Idaho’s total to six positive cases of CWD, all in Unit 14.
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The federal government is acknowledging it has been shipping mixed radioactive waste from a nuclear cleanup site in Idaho to Nevada for disposal.
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After some delay, the outdoor ice rink in Idaho Falls is open and ready for you to enjoy.
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Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho has joined other Republicans in speaking out against efforts to eliminate the filibuster to get voting rights legislation passed.
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Idaho officials reported 2,821 new COVID-19 cases and 17 new deaths Wednesday.
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BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) – Idaho Democratic Party (IDP) Chair Fred Cornforth issued the following statement Wednesday.
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Legislation to cut Idaho’s income tax and provide one-time rebates was introduced Wednesday in the House Revenue and Taxation Committee.
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Monday morning marked a devastating blow to the Firth Fire Department.
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Good news: After rising for months, meat prices are finally falling at the grocery store. Bad news: Many other staples are getting more expensive.
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Community Food Basket Idaho Falls (CFBIF) is excited to once again partner with Skyline and Idaho Falls High Schools to launch The Souper Bowl, a friendly competition to fight food insecurity.
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With Idaho’s rapidly growing economy and commitment to improving infrastructure, the demand for skilled construction labor has never been greater.
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From the second quarter on, the Firth Cougars were in control on home court in a 62-31 beatdown of the South Fremont Cougars Tuesday night.
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East Idaho teams are well-represented once again in this week’s boys basketball media polls, including the Marsh Valley Eagles retaking first place in 3A.
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Students at BYU-Idaho have been back on campus for almost a week. Tuesday marked an official welcome from the University President Henry J. Eyring. In his address President Eyring expressed gratitude to the students for being willing to follow the university’s health and safety protocols.
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The City of Victor will make thousands of KN-95 face masks available for free to residents beginning Wednesday at City Hall during regular business hours.
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Idaho officials reported 2,319 new COVID-19 cases and 5 new deaths Tuesday.
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The Idaho Supreme Court says additional court staffers are needed across the state to help the courts handle growing caseloads and the demands of operating during a pandemic.
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Idaho Falls Power (IFP) is currently accepting applications for the annual Idaho Consumer-Owned Utilities Association’s (ICUA) Youth Rally and Scholarship Program.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 has kicked off a months-long community outreach effort to gather input on plans to upgrade and improve D91’s school facilities.
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Newly updated websites offer a wealth of information for anyone looking to better understand Idaho’s court system.
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An Idaho State University Chemistry Professor has taken home one of the premier awards for scientists in the Gem State.
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During the last couple of days, Idaho Falls Power has received multiple calls from customers regarding utility scams.
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The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance is launching a new annual three-day Human Trafficking Awareness Initiative.
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Governor Little will deliver his 2022 State of the State and Budget Address in the House Chambers Monday at 1 p.m.
Continue ReadingThe Bureau of Land Management is offering a reward for information on horses being shot near Challis.
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The Shady Rest Campground saw a fast response from Idaho Falls firefighters Monday.
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Firefighters still have not determined what caused a fire to start at the Pine Ridge Apartments on Saturday.
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South Dakota’s governor will take part in a Republican fundraiser in western Wyoming’s wealthy Teton County next month.
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Idaho officials reported 1,881 new COVID-19 cases and 3 new deaths over the weekend.
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The Wyoming Department of Education seeks public comment on the proposed Chapter 10 Rules.
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The Firth fire station caught fire Monday morning. The fire has burned fire engines and equipment inside the building.
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Fremont County Emergency Management reports there is a large crash in Island Park near Henry’s Lake Flats.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 plans to locate its new stand-alone Center for Career and Technical Education in downtown Idaho Falls.
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Hidden by the trees and the snow the Sawtelle Mountain Resort plays host to many who seek to have fun in the mountains. Especially during the winter. Richard Turpin the general manager of the resort says “in the winter time, it’s it’s 100% the snow bunch of the snowmobilers, people who love getting out and playing in the powder come up here.”
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The Hillcrest Knights have won seven straight games since returning to Idaho from an early season tournament in Utah, and they extended the streak with a 77-67 win at Idaho Falls Saturday.
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Pocatello brought the thunder from the get-go Saturday afternoon in the Pit, taking down the Bear River Bears from Utah 62-47.
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In a Saturday night rivalry game, the Skyline Grizzlies clawed back after facing an early deficit to defeat the Bonneville Bees 70-66.
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Holding the lead to start the fourth, Marsh Valley was able to control time of possession down the stretch and outlast Sugar-Salem 48-42.
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In this 1A Rocky Mountain Conference matchup, Grace Lutheran took control throughout and defeated Mackay.
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Saturday was Ski for Free Day at the East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center.
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The North Fremont Huskies just keep winning, as the Huskies scored early and often against the Malad Dragons Friday night in a 69-29 win on home court.
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AMMON, Idaho (KIFI) – The offense was rolling on all cylinders as the Thunder Ride girls basketball team squared off against the Hillcrest Knights. The Titans went into halftime with a 12 point lead over Knights. Hillcrest made some nice plays to stay to try to bring it back, but the Titan’s offense couldn’t be
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The Snake River Panthers are rolling right now as they extended their winning streak to five games Friday night, their second five-game winning streak this season, with a 56-32 win at South Fremont.
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RIGBY, Idaho (KIFI) – It was a tight game in Rigby, as the Trojans girls basketball team took on the undefeated Blackfoot Broncos. Blackfoot opened the game with a 5-0 run thanks to senior Hadley Humphery hitting a pair of two-pointers and a free throw. But the Trojans bounced right back and shut down the
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Stacker compiled a list of the best school districts in Idaho using rankings from Niche.
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It’s back to school for students and faculty at Idaho State University on Monday.
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Tucked away in the Veterans Memorial Building in Pocatello is a hidden treasure.
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A plan to build a new compact fast reactor at the Idaho National Lab is cooling off for now.
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The state reports data for the most recent 2-week period are incomplete. Due to the recent surge in cases, approximately 8,000 outstanding positive laboratory results are pending local public health district review and follow-up.
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INKOM, Idaho (KIFI) – Icy conditions on Interstate 15 were responsible for a five-car pile-up Friday morning.
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Do you have an opinion about clean energy? If so, Idaho Falls Power (IFP) wants to hear from you!
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Lawmakers on an economic forecasting committee working on recommendations the entire Legislature can use to set the state’s budget struggled Thursday with factoring in how billions of dollars in federal coronavirus relief money will influence the state’s financial picture going forward.
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In a cross-town rivalry matchup, it would be Isiah Harwell who helped guide Century to a big win over Pocatello 54-32.
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The Rigby Trojans extended their winning streak to four games Thursday night with a 73-42 victory at Bonneville against the Bees.
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The Ririe Bulldogs keep on keeping on, as Ririe won big on home court Thursday night, taking down the Firth Cougars 54-24.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The largest amount of people have died of rabies in the U.S. in a decade.
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Teton County Road and Levee advise the public of no unnecessary travel on county-maintained roads through Friday.
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Bed Bath & Beyond revealed the locations of 37 of the approximately 200 stores it plans close by the end of this year.
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A trifecta of East Idaho teams lead their respective classes in the latest Girls Basketball media polls, the first polls in 2022.
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Another local athlete will be competing at the collegiate level, as Blackfoot’s Lexy Parsons signed her national letter of intent Thursday to play volleyball at Treasure Valley Community College.
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Summer drought followed by a Hebgen Dam component failure in late November has led to complaints.
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At approximately 9:45 a.m. Wednesday morning, Idaho Falls Police officers went to an address in the 400 block of Call Avenue with the intent of serving an arrest warrant on Trevor Hawkins.
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Twenty of Yellowstone National Park’s renowned gray wolves roamed from the park and were shot by hunters in neighboring states in recent months.
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Idaho officials reported 1,765 new COVID-19 cases and 31 new deaths Thursday.
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The Idaho Legislature will be starting the 2022 session in Boise on Monday.
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The Idaho Commission on the Arts is now accepting applications for all annual grants.
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New guidelines coming down from the CDC Wednesday to try and fight the spread of the new highly contagious Omicron variant in kids.
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The current levels of snow pack on the top of our local mountains are greater than the average snow levels at this time in the winter season.
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