Idaho Organics Week celebrates organic agriculture
BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) — Governor Brad Little has declared July 16-22, 2023, as Idaho Organics Week, a dedicated time to formally acknowledge and…
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Yellowstone reporting visitation is up this summer
So far in 2023, the park reports it has hosted 1,493,510 recreation visits, up 19% from…
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District 93 to rerun previous bond to build new elementary school
Bonneville Joint School District 93 is once again asking the public to vote on the same bond from a couple months ago designed to help them address…
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3 things to know this morning – July 19, 2023
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Pocatello man dies in head-on collision near Aberdeen, two other men injured
Idaho State Police is investigating a two-vehicle collision that occurred at approximately 12:43 p.m. on Tuesday, July 18th, 2023, on State Highway…
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Wanted burglary suspect found in Idaho Falls
UPDATE July 18, 6:30 p.m. : IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The man wanted by Idaho Falls Police for leaving a local hospital after burglarizineg a home…
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City of Pocatello seeks community input on trail vision
The City of Pocatello is looking for continued community feedback and participation on trail accessibility, sustainability, and diversity.…
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Volunteers needed for annual Portneuf River Cleanup
The City of Pocatello is looking for volunteers to help clean up trash and debris from the banks and main channel of the Portneuf River.…
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Power restored in Idaho Falls only a few dozen homes affected.
The outage is impacting around 1,000 customers, with many more experiencing flickering power.…
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Color Run coming to Blackfoot
This Saturday, July 22, The Bingham Crisis Center will be hosting their first ever Color…
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Meals on Wheels checks in on seniors during hot summer
Meals on Wheels is a national program to get food to seniors every single…
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Fire danger high in Salmon-Challis National Forest.
U.S. Forest Service issues fire danger…
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MYAC students participate in Independence From Hunger Food Drive
The Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council (MYAC) in Pocatello is stepping up to help the…
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Train collision reported in Power County
A freight train collided with a semi trailer by Simplot Don Plant near…
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Center Street pedestrian improvements project
The City of Pocatello has been awarded funding from the State of Idaho Transportation Department 5310 grant in the amount of $191,983.00.…
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Community meetings set to address opioid crisis
All members of the community are welcome to…
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Idaho Falls Police looking for burglary suspect
Idaho Falls police are looking for a burglary suspect after he disappeared from an area…
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A bison gored an Arizona woman in Yellowstone, the park’s first such attack in 2023
A bison gored and significantly injured an Arizona woman in Yellowstone National…
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A 9,000 mile bike ride to end Childhood Cancer
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Peter Halpert of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, has raced across the country before. But never to this scale. In three…
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Do not drink water advisory lifted in Roberts
ROBERTS, Idaho (KIFI)- UPDATE From the City of Roberts: Monday July 17th, three water samples at three separate locations within the City of Roberts…
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Woman dead following two-vehicle crash
At 4:25p.m. Monday afternoon Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies and Idaho Falls Fire were dispatched to a two vehicle injury crash at the…
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Idaho writers awarded literature fellowships
Three Idaho writers have been awarded Literature Fellowships from the Idaho Commission on the…
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AAA offers swimming safety tips
Sadly, 4,000 people drown each year in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease…
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Where the wild chinook Are
One of the first things Idaho’s spring and summer Chinook Salmon anglers want to know when they net their prized catch is whether it has an adipose…
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AAA spotlights rural road safety
According to the Federal Highway Administration, about a third of all vehicle miles are traveled on rural roads, yet they represent nearly half of…
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Building catches on fire in Chubbuck
North Bannock County fire authorities are currently on the scene of a structure fire.…
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AAA: Higher speed limits don’t mean shorter commutes
AAA research finds minimal benefits, increased risks from raising speed…
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Routine maintenance to occur on Teton County Roads
ou may experience delays on some Teton County roads next week to allow crews to make surfacing…
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AAA EV research helps drivers feel at home on the range
New testing of Ford F-150 Lightning shows electric vehicle range varies by…
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2024 Traditional Arts Apprenticeship awards
The Idaho Commission on the Arts has awarded seven master artists and their qualified apprentices $3,000 each as part of the annual…
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UI Extension responds to Idaho’s first detection of damaging soilborne cereal virus
Two University of Idaho Extension crop experts are advising area growers to learn the symptoms of a soilborne disease affecting cereals that’s new…
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Southeast Idaho Senior Games shine all week
The Southeast Idaho Senior Games have taken center stage all this…
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Idaho Falls man sentenced to 8 years for possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine
A 27-year-old Idaho Falls man was sentenced to 96 months in federal prison for possession with the intent to distribute methamphetamine, U.S.…
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Pocatello hosts 2023 Idaho International Choral Festival
For the whole week, The Idaho International Choral Festival has been taken place on Idaho State University’s campus in…
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Big outdoor sale Saturday
Idaho’s Outdoor Market and Garage Sale is setting up for its big event…
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First rabid bat of the season found
A bat found in Ada County tested positive for rabies July 12, making it the first rabid bat reported in the state this…
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Local businesses worry about construction
While the Broadway Street may be closed, businesses that reside there still remain…
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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement released for Crow Creek Pipeline Project
This announcement kicks off a formal 90-day comment period. Electronic, written, or hand-delivered comments concerning these documents will be…
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DEQ issues permit to construct at Teton Village Resort
The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) issued Permit to Construct #2023-025 to Basecamp Teton WYSPV LLC (Basecamp) for the small…
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Restoring the Yellowstone bison population
Park rangers say it’s an incredible conservation success story of one of the United States most famous native animals.…
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Counties with the highest cancer rates in Idaho
Stacker ranked the counties with the highest cancer rates in Idaho using data from the…
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16th annual Tin Cup Challenge Saturday
The Community Foundation of Teton Valley invites you to the 16th Annual Tin Cup Challenge Event Day Saturday, July 15 at Driggs City Park.…
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Seats available in trapper education course July 28 in Salmon
The cost is $9.75 when registering online or $8.00 in…
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Gordon appoints new Public Records Ombudsman
Governor Mark Gordon has announced the appointment of Charlotte Martinez to replace Darlena Potter as Wyoming’s Public Records…
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Fentanyl traffickers in east Idaho sentenced to federal prison
U.S. Attorney for the District of Idaho Josh Hurwit announced the result of two separate fentanyl trafficking cases in eastern Idaho…
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3 things to do this weekend – July 14, 2023
Here are some events going on in your local neighborhood this…
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1 hospitalized after officer-involved shooting
A 37-year-old Rexburg man is in the hospital following an officer-involved shooting early Thursday…
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Man arrested after standoff
An Idaho Falls man is in jail after a standoff with police on…
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Alan Edwards named as DEQ Deputy Director
The transition will be effective July 14,…
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2024 Arts Grants announced
The Idaho Commission on the Arts announced its Fiscal Year 2024 annual grants, totaling $726,000Â to 85 organizations and schools spanning 26…
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2 dogs saved from house fire
The Idaho Falls Fire Department worked to put out a house fire…
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Grizzly bear trapping research begins
Idaho Fish and Game biologists are beginning to trap grizzly bears in the Upper Snake River Region for research…
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Chubbuck Movies in the Park kicks off Friday
All children must be accompanied by an…
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Juvenile killed after firearm accidentally discharged
Police say it appears a juvenile was handling a firearm and accidentally discharged it, striking another juvenile.…
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Demolition of King Road house paused until October
The University of Idaho will delay until October the demolition of the King Road house in which four of its students were killed in…
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Nights in Ammon kicks off Wednesday
On Wednesday night, Nights in Ammon will make its’ debut in McCowin…
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Pay It Forward: Shelley Area Senior Center – The Elite Retreat
It’s called The Elite Retreat, a community center for active adults to stay active, with things for them to do, and meals served – including home…
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Fighting fentanyl on 2 fronts
“We cannot arrest our way out of this problem…
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Nonpoint source management grant applications due July 15
States, territories, and tribes interested in nonpoint source pollution management activities have until July 15, 2023, to submit applications under…
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Edson Fichter Nature Area receives Ifft Grant for habitat improvements
High Desert Chapter of the Idaho Master Naturalists helps habitat project take…
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Grassy Arena at Teton County Fairgrounds to close for 2 weeks
In preparation for the 67th Annual Teton County Fair, the Teton County Fairgrounds Grassy Arena will be closed for the next two…
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Pocatello awarded grant money for ‘Safe Streets and Roads for all Action Plan’
The award is for $225,900 in Federal…
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Fire danger increased to moderate
So far this year, there have been 16 abandoned campfires in the Teton Interagency Fire…
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Jacob Hora is back after finishing the Ascend Armenia bike-packing race
Jacob Hora from Victor, Idaho recently competed in a grueling 688 mile race. The race is an ultra endurance, bike race that will also take…
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Officials investigate suspicious structure fire
This case is currently still under…
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Bannock County Sheriff’s Office mourns loss of Cpl. Albert Luce
The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office is mourning the loss of its long-time deputy and friend Cpl. Albert…
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DOJ announces settlement with J.R. Simplot to improve hazardous waste management, reduce emissions at Pocatello facility
The settlement resolves allegations primarily under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) at the facility, including that Simplot failed…
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Idaho sued over law making it a crime to help minors get abortions without parental consent
Two advocacy groups and an attorney who works with sexual assault victims are suing Idaho over a new law that makes it illegal to help minors get an…
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Madison County Transfer Station closed through August 3
The Madison County Transfer Station will be closed through August…
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Open burn ban begins July 15 for Bannock County Wildland-Urban Interface Areas
As the summer heats up and things dry out, an open burn ban will go into effect on Saturday for the Wildland-Urban Interface Areas in all of Bannock…
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What to know as you enjoy eastern Idaho waters
So far this summer, the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office has responded to nine water…
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Idaho State Department of Agriculture is working to control grasshopper and Mormon cricket populations
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture provided updated information today on grasshopper and Mormon cricket outbreaks across Southern…
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Pocatello community input wanted to improve river and trail access
What land do you want to see preserved in…
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Bannock County magistrate candidate interviews set Friday
The public is welcome to attend.…
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Unusual stray pet found in Blackfoot
Blackfoot Police found an unusual resident wandering around Blackfoot over the…
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Mountain lion spotted in Victor
The Teton County Sheriff’s Office is sending out a warning about a mountain…
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Jensens Grove in Blackfoot dries up
For almost the entire summer so far, the people in Blackfoot have got to enjoy Jensens Grove Pond in its entirety, but in the last few weeks, the…
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Man cited for illegally landing helicopter on west shore of Jackson Lake in Grand Teton
A man has been cited for illegally landing helicopter on west shore of Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National…
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Idaho Falls Community Food Basket is now in a new location
After seven months of hard work the Idaho Falls Community Food Basket has unvieled the completed renovations to their new building. The building is…
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Scoop Jam is highest attended yet
Visitors to the Greenbelt Saturday were able to dive right on in to an all you could eat ice cream event. The event was a charity event with money…
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Station 7 – IFFD’s newest station opening ceremony on Monday
Station 7 is the Idaho Falls Fire Department’s new addition on the south side of town at 370 East 65th…
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Thunder Ridge student awarded Idaho Association of Counties Scholarship
Thunder Ridge High School senior and daughter of Bonneville County Sheriff’s Dep. Daniel Barron was awarded one of seven Idaho Association of…
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Circuit Court Judge appointed for Seventh Judicial District
Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Kevin Taheri to be a Circuit Court Judge for the Seventh Judicial District serving Natrona…
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GENTRI Christmas coming to Mountain America Center
GENTRI Christmas is coming to Hero Arena inside the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls on Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023.…
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Idaho gas prices slowly retreat from $4 mark
After weeks of hovering near the $4 mark, Idaho gas prices are slowly…
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Upgrades to Idaho Falls intersections start Monday
The Idaho Transportation Department along with the City of Idaho Falls will begin work at two intersections in Idaho Falls on Monday, July…
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F&G seeks public comment on proposed sage-grouse hunting seasons
Tag quotas have been increased in 7 of the 12…
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Annual grizzly bear research trapping begins in Caribou-Targhee National Forest
It is extremely important the public respect warning signs and not enter posted…
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Hot Classics Night brings the heat and shows off the chrome
Larry Wilson Park in downtown Rigby was littered with cars on every square inch of the park. The only space perhaps that didn’t have any cars was…
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Conference in Pocatello connects women and promotes well-being
Womens’ well-being was the focus of a conference in pocatello this…
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Drilling work may cause traffic impacts on Teton Pass
While work is underway, a single lane of traffic will be controlled by flagging…
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What to do if your car overheats
Here are some of AAA’s tips to beat the…
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Big Lost River near Arco stocked with 2,000 rainbow trout
This will be only the second time fish have been stocked in Arco since the…
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