Woman, toddler killed after car overturns into canal near Shelley
A two-car crash near Shelley on Sunday afternoon claimed the lives of a 35-year-old woman and a 2-year-old girl after their vehicle overturned into a…
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Idaho Falls man killed in accident on US 26 involving a cow
An Idaho Falls man was killed Monday morning in an accident involving a cow and two vehicles.…
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Pests invade as Autumn rolls in
Mice and rats can chew through wires, insulation, and pipes, which can lead to fire hazards and structural…
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Yellowstone Bear World hosts Hibernation Hoedown before season ends
The bears have been bringing joy to visitors for another year, and it’s almost time for them to take a long winter’s…
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First voice you hear for LDS General Conference likely sounds familiar to some Idahoans
Announcer to LDS General Conference has eastern Idaho roots.…
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Snake River Animal Shelter celebrates 10th anniversary
In the last decade, the shelter has saved about 10,000 animals, all thanks to support from the…
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Bonneville Bees Sting Thunder Ridge Titans in 24-17 Comeback Victory
In a high-energy showdown at Thunder Ridge High School, the Bonneville Bees rallied in the second half to defeat the Titans 24-17.…
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Hillcrest tops Blackfoot on the road
On Pink Out Night in Blackfoot to honor Breast Cancer Awareness, the Hillcrest Knights took a 20-point victory over the…
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Ririe Remains Unbeaten
In a thrilling clash of Idaho’s 3A football powerhouses, Ririe High School emerged victorious against West Jefferson, securing a 42-28 win to…
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Rigby Trojans speed past Highland in 6A clash
In a big match-up between one-loss 6A opponents tonight, it was Rigby who came up with a 31-point victory over the Highland Rams. Playing at home for…
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Pocatello launches new mobile app for city services and reporting
“We’re proud to offer a more modern, user-friendly platform that helps residents quickly report concerns and access City services,” said Mayor…
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“More people, less food” Demand soars amid donation drop, government shutdown concern
The Idaho Falls Community Food Basket is grappling with a seasonal spike in food insecurity, compounded by the ongoing government shutdown, while…
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Edson Fichter Nature Area to close Tuesday, Oct. 7 for repairs
Idaho Fish and Game is tackling necessary repairs to the Edson Fichter Nature Area in Pocatello, prompting a temporary closure to the public.
The…
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Snake River Animal Shelter to host 10th Anniversary Celebration Saturday
“This event is not only about celebrating ten years of saving lives but also about honoring the people and animals who make our mission possible,”…
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Pocatello Animal Shelter and Subaru to host name-your-price adoption event on October 4
“This is a good way to help make sure that there are hardly any barriers to coming and picking a pet, especially financial barriers,” said Sarah…
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Optimist Skate Park closing Oct. 9-10 for final construction
Optimist Skate Park is scheduled for a temporary, two-day closure next week as the City of Pocatello completes the final steps of construction and…
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Apple removes ICE tracking apps after Trump administration says they threaten officers
Following a request from the US Department of Justice, Apple has removed ICEBlock and similar apps that allow people to alert others nearby about…
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Police say non-credible bomb threat near CEI Training Center originated well outside Idaho Falls
The Idaho Falls Police Department has confirmed that a bomb threat that prompted road closures near the College of Eastern Idaho’s Eastern Idaho…
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59-year-old passenger hospitalized after crash near McCammon
A 59-year-old man from China has been hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash east of McCammon on Thursday night. The injured man, a passenger in a…
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Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week – Esplin Brothers – Oct. 2, 2025
Against Bonneville this past Friday, the Blackfoot Broncos football team took a big win, thanks in part to a couple impressive performances from the…
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Viral fundraiser by LDS community aims to help Michigan Church Shooter’s wife and sick son
Days after Sanford drove his truck into the Grand Blanc Township LDS chapel, opened fire, and set the building ablaze—an event federal…
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ISU President Wagner talks university expansion, more 4-Year degree opportunities in Idaho Falls
“We want to be here. We are here. We’re doubling down on being here. This is important to us. We want to be your hometown…
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Jury finds Robert Lange guilty of second-degree murder in death of Idaho Falls man
Robert Wyatt Lange, 21, of Idaho Falls, was found guilty in the death of Alejandro Parades Hurtado following a four-day jury trial, Bonneville County…
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Idaho Supreme Court to hold traveling session in Bingham County and Pocatello Oct. 8-9
“Bringing the Court into Idaho’s communities helps ensure that justice remains open and accessible to the people we serve,” said Chief…
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New state-of-the-art ‘Truck 1’ to bolster Pocatello fire protection
“This is more than just a fire truck, it’s an investment in safety, efficiency, and the future of our department,” said Chief Ryan O’Hearn.…
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Putting kids first: new coalition helping families afford child care in Southeast Idaho
“If you have an infant, you want to put them in childcare, that’s equal to a semester’s tuition at Idaho State University,” said Jeff Hough, chair of…
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Staying safe and efficient while keeping your home warm
Since the Gem State can have long winters, Idahoans often run their heating systems more than their…
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Teton County registered sex offender charged with multiple child exploitation felonies following tip from hospital staff
A registered sex offender out of Teton County is now facing up to 87 years in prison after hospital staff reported him for possession of child…
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Candidates for mayor in Idaho Falls answer questions on local issues
Lisa Burtenshaw, Christian Ashcraft, and Jeffrey Aldridge fielded questions from residents, focusing on the challenges of rapid growth, housing…
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Rexburg company gives first responders ‘explosive’ fire safety training
A new lithium-ion battery manufacturer in Rexburg invited local firefighters and first responders to visit their facility and receive education on…
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Federal Government shutdown impact hits Southeast Idaho
As the federal government faces a shutdown, federal workers in Southeastern Idaho are bracing for the prospect of furloughs and temporary layoffs,…
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‘Dink and Rally’ tournament raises funds for Pocatello seniors
The Area V Agency on Aging is hosting its third annual pickleball tournament in Pocatello this weekend to raise money and awareness for local…
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Recognize this Car? Rexburg Police ask public for help identifying driver
The Rexburg Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in locating the driver of a vehicle reportedly connected to an incident that…
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Portneuf Medical Center kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness Month with free drive-thru breakfast
Portneuf Medical Center hosted its 26th annual ‘Brake for Breakfast’ event on Wednesday to raise awareness for breast cancer and spread resources for…
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Idaho Falls Mayoral Candidate Forum kicks off tonight at Snake River Event Center
The race for Idaho Falls Mayor heats up tonight as candidates Jeff Aldridge, Christian Ashcroft, and Lisa Burtenshaw take the stage for a public…
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Poaching problems: The challenge of solving poaching cases in the mountain west
While Autumn means hunting season is in full swing, the issue of poaching affects wildlife worldwide, even in Idaho and Wyoming. A recent report by…
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Flu season is here, Daycares urge parents to vaccinate children
It’s that time of year again. Flu season is ramping up, and with the virus spreading rapidly—often before symptoms even show—local daycares are…
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From pumpkins to tomatoes: Chubbuck gardener grows record-breaking produce
Local gardener, Cliff Warren, recently set a new state record for largest tomato with a whopping 3.57-pound fruit; the tomato went through a rigorous…
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BLM approves natural gas pipeline relocation near American Falls
The Bureau of Land Management has approved a project to relocate and bury a natural gas pipeline near American Falls in southeast Idaho’s Power…
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Here’s what is affected by the government shutdown
By Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — The federal government has shut down as congressional lawmakers remain at odds over funding the government beyond…
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Flags lowered statewide to honor fallen Idaho wildland firefighter Isabella Oscarson
“Idahoans are grieving the loss of Isabella Oscarson, a promising young woman whose life was cut far too short while serving the people of Idaho as a…
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Voter Roll Cleanup: Wyoming Secretary of State flags over 2,000 voter records for potential removal
Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray has taken a significant step in his administration’s Election Integrity Reform Agenda. Last week, Secretary…
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Jay Hildebrandt shares thoughts on President Nelson’s passing
“I was sad when I heard President Nelson died,” Hildebrandt said. “But I’d have to admit, I wasn’t devastated because I knew that he had fought a…
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LDS Church announces tribute broadcast and funeral services for President Nelson
The Leadership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced a special global broadcast and public funeral services to honor…
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‘Our hearts are heavy’: LDS church leader offers comfort after prophet’s death and targeted attack
In a time of profound grief for members of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, President Dallin H. Oaks, President of the Quorum of…
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Idaho Walk Bike Alliance encourages Pocatellans to ditch their cars this week
The Idaho Walk Bike Alliance (IWBA) has partnered with national pedestrian-advocacy organization America Walks to bring a ‘Week Without Driving’ to…
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Kick off Fire Prevention Week at the IFFD’s annual block party
Next Monday, the Idaho Falls Fire Department is inviting the public to its annual Fire Prevention Block Party on Monday, September 29, 2025, from 5…
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Local indie film coming to theaters this week
“It’s so fun to finally see the fruits of what you’ve been working on and to share it with people finally. So I’m really excited for people to see…
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Global faith leader and medical trailblazer Russell M. Nelson dies at age 101
Communities worldwide are mourning the passing of Russell M. Nelson, the 17th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a…
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Hillcrest pulls away late over Shelley, stay undefeated
The Hillcrest Knights continue their undefeated run, taking care of business on the road against the Shelley Russets 44-20. However, the Russets gave…
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Highland Dominates Pocatello in Blue and Black Bowl, 32-7
In the annual Blue and Black Bowl in Pocatello, Highland High School dominated over rivals Pocatello High School with a commanding 32-7 win.…
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Madison Bobcats Crush Thunder Ridge Titans 44-14
The Madison Bobcats dominated the Thunder Ridge Titans in Rexburg, winning 44-14. Quarterback Micah Dougherty’s speed option pitch to Brock Hammond…
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Ririe continues undefeated run with win over Firth
A conference opener for both teams, this game saw Ririe continue their bid for an undefeated season by defeating Firth handily 45 to 18. However, it…
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60th Emotion Bowl belongs to Skyline
On a night where emotions were high and the stands were packed, it was the Skyline Grizzlies that made sure the goalposts at Ravsten Stadium stayed…
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Community shows support for annual Emotion Bowl
“I think they’ve got a great chance. They’ve done really good. Been working really…
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Book sale held at Marshall Public Library
The Friends of Marshall Public Library held their seasonal book sale on…
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Foster care nonprofit gets major community support for Blackfoot upgrades
The Idaho Foster & Adoptive Parent Association (IDFAPA) recently received an $80,000 donation from AgWest Farm Credit to support renovations to the…
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Melaleuca employees take time to clean up Idaho Falls Riverwalk
A number of employees at Melaleuca got off work early Thursday to help with their third annual Snake River cleanup. Their goal is to provide walkers…
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Meat-ing the need: Local donors fill Power County Senior Center freezers
The Power County Senior Center has full freezers thanks to a 1,200-pound donation of meat from local…
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Local ballroom team to attend international ballroom awards ceremony in London
The Carl Alan Awards is an awards event held annually in the United Kingdom, to honor people who have made a significant contribution to the dance…
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Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week – September 25th – Aden Mora
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – This week, our Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the week is Aden Mora, a senior running back on the…
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“A safe ride every time” Child Passenger Safety week reminds parents to check car seats
It’s child passenger safety week, a time to make sure our young ones are getting to point A to point B…
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Arimo standoff comes to an end, with one suspect in custody
The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office and SWAT are responding to an active critical incident in the area of Woodland and High Street in…
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Three decades later, Lava Hot Springs remembers the terrors of Ligertown
On September 20, 1995, just before sunset, the town’s tranquility was shattered by a single, sharp rifle crack. Lava Hot Springs was about to…
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Governor Little selects new representative for District 35A following Andrus’s departure
Governor Brad Little announced today his appointment of Michael Veile to the District 35 House Seat A, vacated by Kevin…
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Idaho Falls Fire Chief Duane Nelson announces retirement after nearly three decades of service
“Chief Nelson has dedicated his career to strengthening the safety of our local firefighters. He has focused on modernizing our department and…
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Air Idaho Rescue celebrates 35th anniversary
The team has transported thousands of patients across the region — from trauma cases to critical medical…
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From Sin City to the Gem State, Grand Teton Energy Systems opens in Rexburg
A Las Vegas company has moved its business to eastern Idaho. Grand Teton Energy Systems has begun manufacturing lithium-ion batteries in…
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Body of missing Ririe motorcyclist found near Heise
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said a missing motorcyclist’s body was found Wednesday morning near the Y intersection of Kelly Canyon Road…
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American Falls Reservoir is at 3% full and falling
The American Falls Reservoir is starting autumn on the low side, being only 3% full. The low water levels have exposed some of the American Falls’…
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Idaho Falls’ LDS Temple celebrates 80th anniversary of dedication
The Idaho Falls LDS Temple was dedicated 80 years ago on…
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Hiker dies after fall on Diamond Peak, Two others rescued
A hiking trip on Diamond Peak ended in tragedy last Saturday when a 52-year-old woman fell and disappeared from sight while descending the mountain…
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Historic groundbreaking for new power plant
“We are experiencing a real…nuclear renaissance, not only here in America, but on the entire…
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Governor Little creates new task force focused on nuclear energy
Governor Brad Little announced he signed an executive order to create the Idaho Advanced Nuclear Energy Task Force.…
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An Idaho Falls city worker died while they were on duty. City spokesperson Kimberly Felker said emergency responders were called to the scene on…
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Hundreds enjoy modern and classic cars at Shelley Spud Day Car Show
“You can’t go to the gas station or anywhere without somebody coming over, commenting on how much they like your truck,” Shipley said. “I can take…
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Madison gets back above .500 against Blackfoot
BLACKFOOT, Idaho (KIFI) – The Blackfoot Broncos hosted the Madison Bobcats tonight in Blackfoot, and it was Madison that came out on top and…
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Highland Rams take down the Titans at Thunder Ridge
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The Highland Rams traveled north to Thunder Ridge High School tonight and took a 2 score victory over the Titans. It…
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Athlete of the Week: Ririe Bulldogs’ Kolter Lewis and Garrett Van Noy Power the Ririe Ground Game
The Ririe Bulldogs were charging into Week 5 with an undefeated 4-0 record, and this week, we’re excited to highlight two key players driving their…
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Century continues undefeated campaign against Shelley
SHELLEY, Idaho (KIFI) – The Century Diamondbacks took another win tonight to extend their undefeated season another week, this time against the…
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Idaho Falls vs. Bonneville: Bees Buzz Past Tigers
Bonneville’s halftime marching band set the stage, but the Bees stole the show in the second half against Idaho Falls. QB Jackston Briggs connected…
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Bannock County restores funding to Pocatello nonprofits after public outcry
Bannock County commissioners have taken action to restore some funding that was previously cut from Pocatello-area…
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Local experts urge parents to spot signs of trauma after viral murders
Two murders circulated on the internet, adults, teens, and even children were exposed to these…
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U-Pick Red Barn has soft opening with Special Needs Day
Visitors enjoyed riding the barn’s train, navigating the straw maze, and bouncing on the jumper…
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ISU hosting first ever ‘Bengal Street Party’ to finish off Celebration Week
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)– Idaho State University is ending ‘ISU Celebration Week’ with the first Bengal Street Party on Friday, September 19. Martin…
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Former Island Park Mayor Laurie Augustin advocates for accused in voter fraud case
On Wednesday, Local News 8 spoke with former Island Park Mayor Laurie Augustin, following the initial court appearance of Teara Galbraith, one of the…
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Idaho Falls School District 91 teachers ratify contract after months of negotiation
“I think a lot of the issues that we’ve had through these negotiations coming down to, the legislature. The district and the association would both…
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Pocatello Valley Montessori School hosts ‘Human-Powered Rodeo’ with Idaho Walk Bike Alliance Thursday
“I am hoping that this is going to help us increase our revenue in the thrift store,” said Beth Huston, manager of the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift…
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St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store celebrates grand reopening after expansive renovations
“I am hoping that this is going to help us increase our revenue in the thrift store,” said Beth Huston, manager of the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift…
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Idaho Foodbank hosting “A Seat at the Table” fundraiser in Idaho Falls
The Idaho Foodbank provided 21 million meals worth of food in the last fiscal…
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Montana man charged in Island Park voter fraud case
Local News 8 can now confirm another Island Park property owner has been charged with voter fraud. That brings the total to…
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LDS Church donates 40,000 pounds of food to Pocatello pantries and schools
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints stocked the shelves of Pocatello food pantries on Wednesday with a considerable…
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Pocatello Regional Airport runs training drill on Wednesday
The Pocatello Regional Airport conducted a live emergency exercise with the Pocatello Police Department, Pocatello Fire Department, and Portnuef…
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Small plane crashes into building near Rigby
A small plane crashed near a building in Rigby. The crash was reported after 11:30 a.m. on Holbrooke and Yellowstone Hwy.…
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UPDATE: US 20 lanes reopen after SUV and RV trailer crash near Rexburg
An accident involving an SUV and RV trailer crashed on US 20 near milepost 332.…
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Idaho Falls couple makes a splash with year-round swim lessons
“Water safety doesn’t stop. You might find yourself at a hotel pool or even in the wintertime around water. And so it’s just something that we…
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Driver airlifted to EIRMC following fiery Teton Pass crash
A hauler truck driver was hospitalized early Tuesday morning after their vehicle veered off Wyoming Highway 22 on the Teton Pass.
The incident…
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“I want our kids to choose to stay here” Gov. Brad Little addresses economic concerns, education and more
“There’s a certain group of our children that are always going to have the opportunity to go into higher education, but it has gotten, over time,…
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League of Women Voters set up shop at ISU for National Voter Registration Day event
The League of Women Voters of Pocatello set up voter registration stations at the Pond Student Union building and Eli M. Oboler Library at Idaho…
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Idaho Falls pizza shop says social media blew customer dispute out of proportion, will reopen Thursday
A local pizza shop, Pie Hole, has temporarily closed its doors, citing online threats, after a dispute involving a customer wearing a MAGA hat blew…
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