The settlement resolves allegations primarily under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) at the facility, including that Simplot failed to properly identify and manage certain waste streams as hazardous wastes.
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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 abortion without their parents’ consent.
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The Madison County Transfer Station will be closed through August 3.
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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 County.
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So far this summer, the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office has responded to nine water rescues.
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The Idaho State Department of Agriculture provided updated information today on grasshopper and Mormon cricket outbreaks across Southern Idaho.
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What land do you want to see preserved in Pocatello?
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The public is welcome to attend.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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Blackfoot Police found an unusual resident wandering around Blackfoot over the weekend.
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The Teton County Sheriff’s Office is sending out a warning about a mountain lion.
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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 grove has dried up significantly.
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A man has been cited for illegally landing helicopter on west shore of Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park.
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After seven months of hard work the Idaho Falls Community Food Basket has unvieled the completed renovations to their new building. The building is at 351 W 14th Street in Idaho Falls.
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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 being raised going to the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission and the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assualt Center.
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Station 7 is the Idaho Falls Fire Department’s new addition on the south side of town at 370 East 65th South.
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Thunder Ridge High School senior and daughter of Bonneville County Sheriff’s Dep. Daniel Barron was awarded one of seven Idaho Association of Counties (IAC) Scholarships.
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Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Kevin Taheri to be a Circuit Court Judge for the Seventh Judicial District serving Natrona County.
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GENTRI Christmas is coming to Hero Arena inside the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls on Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023.
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After weeks of hovering near the $4 mark, Idaho gas prices are slowly falling.
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The Idaho Transportation Department along with the City of Idaho Falls will begin work at two intersections in Idaho Falls on Monday, July 10.
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Tag quotas have been increased in 7 of the 12 zones.
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It is extremely important the public respect warning signs and not enter posted areas.
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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 the baseball diamond. It was Rigby’s annual Hot Classic Nights Car Show.
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Womens’ well-being was the focus of a conference in pocatello this weekend.
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While work is underway, a single lane of traffic will be controlled by flagging operations.
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Here are some of AAA’s tips to beat the heat.
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This will be only the second time fish have been stocked in Arco since the 1980’s.
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Over 60 kids gathered at the Downwind Archery store in Ririe to compete for a chance, to be called the state champion. All the kids were aiming high and drawing on experience and support from family and friends to calm their nerves.
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Officials are investigating a vehicle vs. bike collision where a 72-year-old woman was killed.
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A welding shop was engulfed in flames on Saturday night in Rigby between the 4000 E. And 4100 E. blocks.
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The 2024 Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race is limited to a maximum of 25 teams. Entry will be open on the following schedule. If at any time the field becomes filled, additional qualified applications will be placed on a wait list in the order they were received.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield is welcoming a new Director of Special Education.
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Here are some things to consider for your next national parks adventure.
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Two webinars in July hosted by the Idaho Department of Labor will showcase how Registered Apprenticeships are a valuable investment to businesses.
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This fiscal year will have the largest recommended sales volume in Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) history.
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An Idaho resident between 40 and 60 years of age died of heatstroke when hiking a strenuous route in southern Idaho in the past week.
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The Pocatello Regional Airport is ready for a big change coming in September.
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The Idaho Falls Community Food Basket is moving its location completely. It is now located at 351 W 14th Street just to the east side of downtown.
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Stacker visualized how the number of extreme heat days in Boise, Idaho during 2022 compares to previous decades using data from Climate Central.
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Six Idaho State Troopers recently returned from the U.S. Mexican border, and in the group was Idaho State Police Trooper Tyler Scheierman.
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The proposed project is located on the mainstem of the Snake River, approximately 10 miles north of Idaho Falls.
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Here are some events going on in your local neighborhood this weekend.
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AA offers these tips to help prevent vehicle theft.
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Grants will be awarded in early October 2023.
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ROBERTS, Idaho (KIFI) – A train vs a pick up truck accident at the intersection of 2884 E and State Highway 48 in Roberts resulted in no injuries on Thursday. Jefferson County Dispatch reports receiving a call from Union Pacific Railroad reporting a train vs vehicle crash just after 7 a.m. A 2015 Ford F150
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Idaho Falls Department of Public Works has started performing chip sealing on local roads across town.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is issuing a boil water order and a boil water advisory for parts of Island Park.
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Idaho State Police completed a 2022 Crime in Idaho Report, primarily detailing statistics collected from police agencies.
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A dramatic river rescue happened near Rigby Wednesday morning.
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Idaho Falls is bringing the Funland amusement park back to life, and it is opening “very soon.”
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No fatalities or severe injuries have been reported.
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Between 9 p.m. on July 4 and 6 a.m. on July 5, the Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to 15 fires, all of which were caused by personal fireworks.
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The incident is still currently being investigated.
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A new partnership is aiming to improve emergency medical services for residents in southern Bannock County.
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A local 11-year-old may make it challenging for you the next time you’re in the woods.
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The incident remains under investigation.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The Idaho Falls 4th of July celebration is a major event, but some may not know there was a song written about our love for the holiday. Linda Oggett’s late husband loved to make music with his buddies, and his legacy lives on in his office at “Mike’s Music” in
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Objections have been raised to demolishing the house where four University of Idaho students were killed, with a lawyer saying it should be perserved until trial is held for the man charged in the deaths.
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Idaho is home to trophy-sized fish, and here’s how to improve your odds of catching one.
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Remote access to the meeting will also be available .
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The holiday spirit was also felt all over the Gate City on Tuesday.
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Saturday, July 8th starting at noon Larry Wilson Park in Rigby will once again play host to the annual car show Hot Classic Nights. The car show is in its 19th year and all the proceeds from the event go to support the Rigby Senior Center’s Meals on Wheels Program.
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Idaho Falls’ ‘Liberty On Parade’ was a big hit yet again with many spectators lining the streets to watch the floats roll by all here to celebrate the Fourth of July.
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With the summer vacation season in full swing, many Idaho families will find themselves at theme parks and other popular destinations.
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By Megan Marples, CNN (CNN) — Setting off dazzling displays of fireworks is a time-honored way to celebrate Independence Day, but it can quickly become dangerous — and even deadly — when safety guidelines are ignored. About 73% of fireworks-related injuries treated in US hospital emergency rooms occurred around the one month including the Fourth
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An intent to apply must be submitted by July 13 at 4 p.m.
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The Idaho Community Foundation has awarded $294,000 to 22 education projects in Idaho through the Idaho Future Fund.
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East Idaho Credit Union is stepping up to help our local youth.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – 16-year-old Paige Anne stunned the nation with her powerful vocals on “American Idol.” After getting two “yeses” from judges Lionel and Luke during her audition, Paige sang her way through the next few rounds, before getting eliminated from the competition. But that wasn’t the end for the singer-songwriter — due
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The Cowboy Fireworks stand near Alpine junction has stood for decades. It is owned by the Harsman family. Shari Harshman descirbed how it all started years ago.
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Elmore County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a crash involving an Idaho State Police (ISP) trooper responding to a reported collision.
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The summer season is the biggest time of year for tourism in Island Park. The warm sunny weather draws people to come and explore the high hills of Island Park and Fremont County.
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Jump into summer by adding a furry friend to your family and giving him or her a fur-ever home thanks to Friends of the Pocatello Animal Shelter (Friends).
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All events are free and open to the public.
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Could your family benefit from Wyoming’s WIC Program?
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The purpose of this study is not to propose a specific export credit rate at this time but to initiate a review and obtain feedback on potential considerations for valuing an export credit rate.
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Idaho Power has a few tips to stay cool and manage your summer energy use when it’s hot outside.
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Below are the 2023 Independence Day events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.
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With the annual Independence Day festivities just days away, the Idaho Falls Police Department and partner agencies are sharing traffic closures, information, and safety tips to help the public to be safe and prepared for the annual 4th of July events that take place in Idaho Falls.
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ISLAND PARK, Idaho (KIFI) – There new developments in the ongoing water boil in Island Park. E coli is assumed to be present in the valley view, goose bay, shotgun cheroke, shotgun kickapoo, and aspen ridge public water systems. This according to the Island Park water company in compliance with Department of Environmental Quality guidelines. The DEQ had required the water
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Three people are dead following a tubing accident near Fun Farm Bridge and 2650 East by the Snake River in Fremont County.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a crash that occurred on July 1, 2023, at approximately 11:18 a.m., on NB I15 near mile marker 95, in Bingham County.
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Jefferson County Dispatch was notified of a capsized boat and 3 male occupants in the river near Burns Creek.
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Around 9:30pm last night, Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies from the Ammon Division were called to the Cabellas parking lot on S. 25th E. to investigate a report of a suspicious male in a vehicle who had been following a female.
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It is illegal to shoot fireworks on most state and federal public lands.
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A typical Fourth of July weekend on the Salmon‐Challis National Forest brings an increase of forest visitors.
Continue Reading The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality marks five years in administering the Idaho Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (IPDES) Program.
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Falls to be illuminated at night July 5-9, July 12-16.
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Soggy spring means more mosquitoes: What can you do?
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Idaho Falls Police investigators with the assistance of other law enforcement partners arrested a 43-year-old Bonneville County resident this week for 13 different drug and weapon related offenses.
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ellowstone Bear World is well know for its main attraction, but now there’s a pre-historic bonus.
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With this year’s Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce Independence Day Parade, the City of Idaho Falls would like to remind residents that reserving or marking areas for a viewing location for the parade may not occur on city property prior to 6 a.m. on July 4.
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