Idaho joins $16 million multistate settlements over Experian data breaches
Attorney General Lawrence Wasden announced Monday Idaho, along with a coalition of other states, has agreed to two multistate settlements with…
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Traffic stop leads to felony drug arrest
An early morning traffic stop resulted in the arrest of a Bonneville County 40-year-old after she was found to be in possession of methamphetamine…
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Winter storm approaching tonight
WINTER STORM WARNING NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 5 AM TUESDAY…* WHAT…HEAVY SNOW. ADDITIONAL SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF 3 TO 6 INCHES.* WHERE…ISLAND PARK,…
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S Boulevard overpass will temporarily close Tuesday for water service repair
The City of Idaho Falls Water Division will be repairing a leaking waterline near the entrance to the S Boulevard overpass at its intersection with…
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Seasonal trailer restriction on WYO 22 Teton Pass
Any vehicles towing a trailer will be found in violation of running a road closure and subject to…
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As Election Day approaches, officials urge Idahoans to rely on trusted sources for voting information
In the lead-up to Election Day, Attorney General Lawrence Wasden, Secretary of State Lawerence Denney, U.S. Attorney for the District of Idaho Josh…
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Salmon-Challis National Forest reports 0 new fires
The Salmon-Challis National Forest has had no new fires in the last…
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Bannock County Coroner’s Office gains new equipment to better serve region
Thanks to a generous donation from the Greater Idaho Healthcare Coalition, the Bannock County Coroner’s Office is now the proud owner of a Mobile…
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Idaho gas prices continue to fall
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 3.3 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.25/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802…
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Department of Labor names new economist for eastern Idaho
Ryan Whitesides is the new Idaho Department of Labor regional labor economist for eastern Idaho.…
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Leading Idaho funds runway improvements to St. Anthony Community Airport
The funds were used in conjunction with Idaho Airport Aid Program funding to complete the runway reconstruction and eliminate a significant safety…
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Nominations open for 2023 Outstanding Student Achievement Awards and Professional Achievement Awards
Each year, the ISU Alumni Association recognizes the incredible contributions made by Idaho State University students and alumni by honoring them…
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Rocky Mountain Power prepares for weather related impacts
The storm system could cause weather-related…
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Sunday’s sunny weather brings people outside
The afternoon sun brought people out to enjoy the sun and the light breeze before, the winter weather begins to take over.…
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Marines on a mission pass through Idaho Falls
A group of former marines hiking across the nation made their way through Idaho Falls on Saturday. The soldiers call their journey “The Long…
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Holiday safety tips
Make sure the memories you create this holiday season are good ones by following these tips from Teton County Emergency Management and Jackson Hole…
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New vehicle tech doesn’t always give drivers a brake
New AAA research points to major limitations in automatic emergency braking…
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Holiday Art Market set Nov. 18
The founders of the East Idaho Art Market will hold a Holiday Art Market in…
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ISU College of Business establishes new Commercialization Center to help high-tech entrepreneurs
The award will allow the College of Business to establish the Idaho State College of Business Commercialization…
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2022 Ammon Mayor’s Community Service Awards
The City of Ammon announced the following recipients of the 2022 Ammon Mayor’s Community Service…
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Crews clean up mineral oil spill in Pocatello Creek
After mineral oil leaked from a rail oil tanker car on Nov. 2, crews have been hard at work removing the oil from the Pocatello Creek before it…
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Cheney endorses another Democratic congresswoman, saying Virginia’s Abigail Spanberger is ‘dedicated to serving this country’
Wyoming Republican Rep. Liz Cheney endorsed Virginia Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger on Saturday, weighing in on another highly competitive House…
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“Food for Fines” all month long at the Marshall Public Library
All month long the Marshall Public Library will be accepting a different type of currency for overdue…
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Final Passport Sunday event before spring break 2023
pring break travelers needing new passports should ideally apply by mid-December to avoid extra fees and best assure receipt of their passport in…
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New UI Extension program helps rural residents work from home, businesses tap digital markets
A new University of Idaho Extension program aims to strengthen rural communities by teaching Idaho residents computer skills needed to work remotely…
Continue Reading Continuing Education and Workforce Training receives grant for health programs, mental health training
The grant will be split among many different areas within the CEWT Health Programs.…
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Fall 2022 pile burning on Salmon-Challis National Forest South Zone
Prescribed fire activities may take place during the months of November and…
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Crews work to contain an oil spill in Pocatello Creek
Environmental crews are working to clean up an oil spill spotted in Pocatello Creek, upstream from the Portneuf…
Continue Reading The Powerball jackpot is set to be world’s biggest-ever lotto prize. The drawing for $1.6 billion is Saturday
By Alaa Elassar, CNN The “world’s largest lotto prize ever offered” — an estimated $1.6 billion jackpot — is now at…
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Idaho Army National Guard troops return
45 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team Soldiers at 2:15 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, to Idaho Falls, after a yearlong deployment to Southwest Asia in support…
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D91 Taxpayers signs have been stolen
The taxpayers from school district 91 in Idaho Falls are losing their yard…
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Fuel reduction burns planned in Grand Teton
Teton Interagency Fire personnel will burn slash piles created from fuel reduction projects in Grand Teton National Park in the coming weeks.…
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DEQ awards $1 million to 20 drinking water and wastewater systems across Idaho
se planning grants are funded from American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds Governor Brad Little directed to…
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Idaho lawmakers ask voters to approve special session powers
Idaho is one of 14 states where only the governor can call a special…
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Idaho Falls police investigate shooting
The Idaho Falls Police is currently investigating a shooting in Idaho Falls. According to Police PIO Jessica Clements, the incident occurred in an…
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Mule deer buck left to waste in southeast Idaho’s Unit 70
The deer’s body was left behind with only the head…
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Gabby Petito’s parents file suit against Moab Police alleging they could have saved her life
The parents of Gabby Petito filed a $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against the Moab City Police Department on Thursday alleging its officers were…
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Federal court says beauty pageant can bar trans contestants
A federal appellate court says a national beauty pageant has a First Amendment right to exclude a transgender woman from competing, because including…
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Holiday gas bumps could affect prices going into 2023
Gas experts at AAA say we may be in for a holiday spike in gas prices.
Due to distribution costs, prices vary across the state. For example in some…
Glaciers at Yellowstone and Yosemite National Park on track to disappear in next 30 years, report says
Now researchers at the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization have found that glaciers in one-third of the planet’s most beautiful…
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Two $100,000 winning tickets sold in Idaho
As the Powerball jackpot soars to $1.5 billion, Idaho schools and businesses are benefiting from the increase in participation and game…
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Downed power line causes power outage
Grandview Drive is currently blocked between Buckbord Lane and Mars Street due to a downed power line.…
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Mink Creek Nordic Center getting new PistenBully snow grooming machine
The City of Pocatello announced the addition of a new PistenBully 100 Series snow grooming machine for the Mink Creek Nordic…
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Farmers encouraged to keep the stubble during ‘No-Till November’
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is encouraging Idaho farmers to keep the tillage equipment in the machine shed during No-Till…
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New landfill facility coming soon to Madison County
The Eastern Idaho Solid Waste District is starting to put preparations together for a brand new landfill…
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Wyoming, BLM reach settlement on state’s appeal of an acquisition of land
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) have reached a settlement on the state’s appeal of an acquisition of land by…
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Christmas tree permits are available for purchase
Christmas tree permits are now available to purchase online until Dec. 31.…
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Oh deer! Watch for wildlife, road debris this fall
AAA shares driving tips to stay safe with the changing…
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Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition returns to ISU
The Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition is returning to Idaho State University Saturday, Nov. 5 at 2 p.m. in Jensen Grand Concert Hall on the…
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Student dies after being struck by vehicle near Idaho school
Authorities say an Idaho high school student died Wednesday morning after being hit by a vehicle while walking near the…
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Wyoming deputy shot, suspect killed in exchange of gunfire
A southeastern Wyoming sheriff’s deputy was shot and a man was killed during an exchange of gunfire at a residence in East Cheyenne,…
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Former Soda Springs girls basketball coach rape case moves to district court
A former high school coach appeared in court…
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Alaska Airlines suspends service between Idaho Falls and Boise
Alaska Airlines is suspending service between the Idaho Falls Regional Airport and…
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Large Powerball jackpot brings many to Malad
Many travelers from Utah have come to Malad to take their shot at winning the massive Powerball…
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Attorney defending Idaho’s abortion laws quits AG’s office
A high-profile Idaho attorney who has defended in state and federal courts some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation is among the…
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State attorneys general sue to block Albertsons’ $4B payout
Boise, Idaho-based Albertsons said Wednesday both lawsuits are without…
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COVID-19 UPDATES: 1,035 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 9 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 1,035 new COVID-19 cases and 9 new deaths in the last…
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New platform encourages people to give City of Rexburg feedback
After being in development for a year, a new social platform that was developed by the city of Rexburg has been officially launched.…
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High winds bring down Shelley power poles
High winds overnight brought down 27 power poles in the Shelley area.…
Continue Reading Biden’s stock market record so far is the second worst since Jimmy Carter
By Matt Egan, CNN Business The stock market started the Biden era with a boom. But it heads into the midterm election looking more like a bust.…
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Pheasants stocked at 3 Salmon-area locations
Pheasants are being stocked weekly at three area locations, including Pratt Creek, Kirtley Creek and at the Pahsimeroir River Access…
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Welding students make donation to American Legion for Veterans Day
Welding students from Blackfoot High School join with apprentices from Premier Technology to build a Retired Flag Deposit Box which will be donated…
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DEQ seeks comment on draft reuse permit for Basic American Foods in Blackfoot
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) seeks comment on a draft water reuse permit for Basic American Foods in…
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New Idaho DMV Administrator named
As the leader of DMV, she will manage a dedicated team of 244…
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2022-23 Idaho ski season nears
All signs are pointing to another great ski and snowboard season in Idaho this…
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Rural and underserved educator incentive program now taking applications
Idaho educators working in rural or underserved school districts or charter schools are now able to apply for funding to help pay student loans or…
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Returned nonresident big game tags go on sale Nov. 3 and are available to residents as second tags
Tags can be purchased on a first-come, first-served…
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Man killed in moose vs vehicle collision
A 28-year-old Rexburg man died after hitting a moose Tuesday morning near…
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New landfill to be built in eastern Idaho
A new landfill will be built in eastern…
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Madison School District collects left over candy to honor local heroes
Halloween activities have come and gone, and many of us may still have left over candy or have too much at…
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ITD wins safety award in AASHTO President’s competition
It marks the third time since 1997 Idaho has won the safety award from…
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Early in-person and absentee voting count so far
Counties in the area are experiencing a fairly steady year as they see early in-person and absentee ballots roll…
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Wallace Lake Campground set to reopen after hazards are mitigated
Salmon-Challis National Forest employees recently completed a hazard assessment of the Wallace Lake Campground to identify work needed to reopen the…
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Pocatello seeks feedback for new Sign Code
The City of Pocatello is asking for input to help design a new Sign…
Continue Reading 2022 General Post-Election Audit random draw
The Idaho Secretary of State will be selecting counties and precincts for the 2022 General Post-Election Audit on Friday, Nov. 18 at 7:00…
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‘Saints on the Seas’ celebrates Rexburg’s pioneer heritage
A local orchestra is preparing to showcase a performance for the first time in…
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Southern Idaho Tourism names new director
Southern Idaho Tourism’s board of directors has hired Sarah Rohrbach to succeed Melissa Barry as executive…
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Rock scaling to begin Wednesday on SH-75 south of Challis
Beginning Wednesday, the Idaho Transportation Department will be scaling rock on SH-75 between Challis and Clayton.…
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Man convicted of killing Colorado girl who vanished in 1984
A former longshot Idaho gubernatorial candidate was convicted Monday of kidnapping and killing a 12-year-old Colorado girl who went missing nearly 40…
Continue Reading Identities released of 2 killed in crash near Lava Hot Springs
Idaho State Police is investigating a vehicle collision that occurred on Monday at approximately 12:10 p.m. on US 30 at milepost 370 just west of…
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Missing hunter found dead
The Butte County Sheriff’s Office’s reports K9 teams located the body of Michael Faller Saturday afternoon.…
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Billboard supporting State Representative vandalized
State Representative Dustin Manwaring’s billboard supporting is reelection bid was vandalized over the weekend.…
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Pocatello hosts Homeless Stand Down
This past Saturday, The 25th annual Homeless Stand Down was held in Reed Gym on Idaho State University’s…
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Downtown Trick or Treat continues to be a hit
The Halloween spirit filled Historic Downtown Pocatello on…
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Kidsburg kicks off season with Halloween party
Kidsburg is now open for its winter season of fun inviting kids to learn while they play.…
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US selects proposed plan for open-pit gold mines in Idaho
A plan for three open-pit gold mines in salmon habitat in east-central Idaho is one step closer to approval after the U.S. government selected the…
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Free suicide prevention community education night
Community members are invited to attend a free community education event focused on suicide…
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Halloween tradition continued at Reed’s Dairy
Reed’s Dairy continued its 12 year tradition Saturday…
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Floating bridge in Idaho Falls closed for winter
As winter approaches, the floating pedestrian bridge near Johns’ Hole was removed for the season.…
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Police investigate rollover crash near Blackfoot
The incident remains under investigation by the Idaho State…
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Gas price drop gives Idahoans a treat
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 4.2 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.28/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802…
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Halloween treat: $1 billion Powerball jackpot Monday
Idaho’s favorite game, Powerball, has a special Halloween treat for players this year: a $1 billion jackpot.…
Continue Reading Salmon-Challis National Forest has 1 new fire
The Salmon-Challis National Forest has had one new fire in the last week.…
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Local church meetinghouse donated to Community Food Basket as new headquarters
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Monday the donation of a building located at 351 W. 14th Street in Idaho Falls to the…
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RSV is on the rise, and a local clinic wants your help to find a vaccine
RSV is on the rise in our community and a local research center needs your help to find a…
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Best-performing Idaho stocks last week
Stacker compiled a list of the best performing stocks in Idaho last week using data from IEX…
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Elk reduction program begins Saturday
An elk reduction program begins Saturday, Nov. 5, in Grand Teton National…
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Teton Pass drivers may see delays for drilling investigation
rk will take place intermittently throughout the…
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Doom Attractions scares for D.A.R.E
Doom haunted attractions in Idaho Falls has been a local Halloween classic for five years. Attraction director, Brent Wilson says his Halloween…
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Officials encourage us to continue to dispose of old prescriptions
National Drug Take Back Day has come and gone, but officials say you don’t have to wait until next April to dispose of your unwanted prescriptions.…
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