GreyBull wins Democratic nomination for U.S. House in Wyoming’s at-large Congressional District
Lynnette GreyBull won the Democratic nomination for U.S. House in Wyoming’s at-large Congressional District.
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Wyoming Primary Election results
View Wyoming Primary Election results here.
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Idaho governor eyes special session to deal with inflation
Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Tuesday confirmed he’s considering calling a special session of the Legislature, saying rumors of the effort are “relatively right.”
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Farmers recover after heavy damage from rainfall
Saturday brought rain to farmers in Fremont County; however, the storm brought anywhere from 2″-3.25″ of rain to the Ashton area in one hour.
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Here’s a look at the races for Wyoming’s five statewide elected officials.
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Degraded Air Quality and Burn Ban for Lemhi County
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued an Air Quality Advisory and Burn Ban for Lemhi County.
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BLM Morgan Bar Campground reopens
PDATE 8/16/22: The Morgan Bar Campground administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Salmon Field Office has been reopened to entry by members of the public.
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Cause of house fire on Caspian Avenue unknown
The Idaho Falls Fire Department and Idaho Falls Police Department responded to a house fire at the 2000 block of Caspian Avenue, just off of E 25th Street, shortly before 10 a.m. on Tuesday.
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Pocatello Police welcomes 2 new officers
The Pocatello Police Department is welcoming two new officers.
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Yellowstone visitation statistics for July 2022
Yellowstone National Park hosted 596,562 recreation visits in July 2022.
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Lori Vallow-Daybell appears in court Tuesday
Lori Vallow-Daybell made an appearance in court Tuesday morning.
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Bannock County residents can receive discount on floodplain insurance
The Bannock County Planning and Development department recently recertified its Community Rating System through FEMA, allowing county residents to receive a discount on floodplain insurance.
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Hot and dry weather produces increased fire activity
Officials working the Woodtick and Norton fires say dry and warm conditions are expected through mid-week, as a ridge of high-pressure builds.
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Biden Administration invests $ 3.5 million to improve health care for communities across Idaho
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Director for Idaho Rudy Soto announced Tuesday USDA is awarding more than $3.5 million in grants to improve health care facilities in rural towns across Idaho.
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WYDOT will be striping in town square
Commuters to and from Jackson may start noticing touched up pavement markings and sign improvements starting Tuesday.
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6 things to watch in Wyoming and Alaska elections
Former President Donald Trump’s campaign to purge the Republican Party of his opponents could reach its most dramatic moment of the 2022 midterm election cycle on Tuesday in Wyoming.
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6 Idahoans to receive Idaho Medal of Honor August 17
Six Idahoans will be awarded the Idaho Medal of Honor during a ceremony later this week in Boise.
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Cheney braces for loss as Trump tested in Wyoming and Alaska
Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney, a leader in the Republican resistance to former President Donald Trump, is fighting to save her seat in the U.S. House on Tuesday as voters weigh in on the direction of the GOP.
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Idaho leaders OK $321K in transgender-birth certificate case
Idaho lawmakers who made it more difficult for transgender people to change the sex listed on their birth certificates despite a U.S. court ruling banning such obstacles must pay $321,000 in legal fees to the winning side after losing in the same court.
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Name announced for new Rexburg Temple
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the names of two yet-to-be-built houses of the Lord.
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Judge: Legislature can intervene a little in abortion case
A federal judge says the Idaho Legislature can intervene in the U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit targeting Idaho’s total abortion ban, but only to present evidence about emergency abortions performed in Medicaid-funded emergency rooms.
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Bannock County Coroner identifies deceased in fatal motorcycle crash
The Bannock County Coroner’s Office, in cooperation with the Idaho State Police, has confirmed the identity of the deceased following the vehicle collision on US 30 milepost 360 near McCammon on Saturday.
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Gas prices are falling, but is it enough?
Gas prices are starting to decline nationwide, and in Idaho, the state average is coming down to $4.67 per gallon which is a drop of nearly 50 cents since last month.
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COVID-19 UPDATES: 593 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 7 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 593 new COVID-19 cases and 7 new deaths over the weekend.
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Winners announced for second 2022 Super Hunt drawing
The second wave of Idaho Super Hunt drawing winners have been picked.
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Yellowstone conducts 2022 commercial vehicle safety inspections
Yellowstone National Park rangers are partnering with state and federal transportation officials to conduct safety evaluations of commercial vehicles and operators traveling in the park this summer.
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Bingham County Sheriff urges drivers to pay extra attention as school starts
The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind drivers school will be starting soon for all of county school districts.
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5 new fires in Salmon-Challis National Forest
The Salmon-Challis National Forest has had five new fires in the last week
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Idaho gas prices fall nearly 10 cents
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 9.6 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.67/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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Moose Fire evacuation status eases
The human caused Moose Fire burning west and south of North Fork has burned 78,729 acres and is 34% contained.
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School zones will be busy again starting Tuesday, here’s how you can keep them safe
As school starts up again there’s some things to keep in mind when driving and walking in school zones.
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Idaho State University holds Fall Address on Monday
Idaho State University is holding its annual Fall Address on Monday at Frazier Hall.
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What to watch: Cheney in trouble while Palin eyes comeback
Elections in Wyoming and Alaska on Tuesday could relaunch the political career of a former Republican star and effectively end the career of another — at least for now.
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ISU alumnus wins Jefferson Science Associates Thesis Prize
A Idaho State University alum’s work while on-campus has netted him one of the most prestigious awards from the Department of Energy’s Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.
Continue Reading Cheney and Murkowski: Trump critics facing divergent futures
They hail from their states’ most prominent Republican families. They have been among the GOP’s sharpest critics of former President Donald Trump. And after the Jan. 6 insurrection, they supported his impeachment.
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After storm scare, floaters reminded of river weather safety
A scary situation unfolded on the five mile situation on the river in between Big Springs and Mack’s inn in Island Park. Reports say 911 calls reported two groups of people were stranded on the river. Deputies were able to rescue the 15 people who were floating the river.
Continue Reading Fremont County flash flooding, floaters rescued
Fremont County experienced widespread thunderstorms and heavy rain throughout the county Saturday evening.
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Triathlon directors recognize Rod Hutchins for completing event despite physical limitations
An Idaho Falls man found a new way to compete in the Great Snake River Triathlon, despite his physical limitations.
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Idaho Falls Great Snake River Greenbelt Duck Race 2022
The ducks dropped a few minutes before 4pm along the greenbelt that benefits from funds collected.
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Weather helping with Moose Fire
Several days of favorable weather gave firefighters an opportunity to gain containment on the fire and made it possible for firefighters to go direct on the fire edge in the “horseshoe” to protect structures and values in Moose Creek.
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Fire prevention top priority for IDL and DEQ
As the temperatures have risen over the past couple of weeks, so has the fire danger, with all of Idaho currently under a High or Very High fire danger.
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ISU faculty offers multi-sensory training for educators in Idaho to address dyslexia
When her son was diagnosed with dyslexia, Associate Professor Heather Ramsdell uncovered a huge unmet need for services in Idaho, and now she is helping train other educators to help students get the help they need.
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Teton County to perform annual pathways sealcoating
Teton County will be performing annual pathways sealcoating during the week of August 15 – August 19.
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Wolf trapper education class offered in Salmon
This class will fill up quickly, so register now before it’s full.
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ISU professor leads ASME’s nuclear engineering division
An Idaho State University professor is at the helm of one of the largest professional groups in the nuclear engineering field.
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The Hospital Cooperative establishes new scholarship endowment for students in health care fields
Idaho State University has received an endowment from The Hospital Cooperative.
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35 paraprofessionals awarded full-tuition scholarships to become certified teachers
More than 35 paraprofessionals working in the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 are set to receive full-tuition scholarships awarded by the Idaho State University College of Education to earn a college degree and teacher certification through the Paraprofessional to Certified Teacher (PaCT) program.
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North Wind Group establishes second scholarship endowment at ISU
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) students at Idaho State University are getting a helping hand from a leader in the construction, engineering, environmental, facility operations, and professional services industries.
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U of I researcher drums up success as scientist through music
Pam Hutchinson draws a parallel between identifying weeds in a potato field and wowing a crowd with a drum solo.
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ISU now location host for Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center’s OSHA Classes
Idaho State University Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT) signed an agreement with the Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center at the University of Washington to be the location host for the center’s OSHA classes.
Continue Reading Idaho Supreme Court won’t block strict abortion bans
Idaho’s strict abortion bans will be allowed to take effect while legal challenges over the laws play out in court, the Idaho Supreme Court ruled on Friday.
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Man arrested after multiple vehicle burglaries
During the past few weeks, Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies have responded to multiple vehicle burglaries at boat ramps in the Swan Valley area along the Snake River.
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Idaho man overcomes extreme physical odds to compete in marathon
A familiar local hero is returning to the race that started his journey halfway across the world.
Rod Hutchins was 34 when he was diagnosed with Guillian Barre syndrome and paralyzed from the neck down.
DICK’S Sporting Goods to open in Idaho Falls this weekend
DICK’S Sporting Goods will host a Grand Opening Celebration for its new store located in the Grand Teton Mall in Idaho Falls.
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Little appoints leaders from Shoshone and Clayton to Serve Idaho Commission
Gov. Brad Little appointed two new commissioners to Serve Idaho, the Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism.
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Bannock County Search & Rescue team hosts joint training with Portneuf Air Rescue
On Thursday night, the Bannock County Search & Rescue team held a joint training with Portneuf Air Rescue and Idaho State University Public Safety.
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Pipeline break spills 45,000 gallons of diesel in Wyoming
A diesel pipeline in Wyoming owned by a company that’s being sued by federal prosecutors over previous spills in two other states cracked open and released more than 45,000 gallons of fuel, a state official said Friday.
Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATES: 753 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 1 new death
Idaho officials reported 753 new COVID-19 cases and 1 new death Friday.
Continue Reading Air Quality Advisory lifted for Lemhi County
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has lifted an Air Quality Advisory and Burn Ban for Lemhi County.
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Woodtick and Norton fires continue to grow
The lightning caused Woodtick Fire has burned 5,538 acres, and the lightning caused Norton Fire has burned 420 acres.
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Moose Fire evacuation notice reduced
The human caused Moose Fire burning near North Fork has burned 75,481 acres and remains 21% contained.
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Blackfoot Police to host car seat inspection
The Blackfoot Police Department is hosting a car seat inspection event on Sept. 3.
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Chief Justice Bevan Joins Board of State Court Leaders
Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice G. Richard Bevan has joined the board of directors of the Conference of Chief Justices (CCJ), an organization focused on bettering America’s state court systems.
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Rabid bat found in Bingham County
Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) has confirmed a bat has tested positive for rabies in Bingham County.
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Grand Teton rangers conduct 3 major rescues in less than 24 hours
Grand Teton National Park Rangers conducted three major search and rescue operations within 24 hours this week.
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INL interns show off what they’ve learned
The next generation of groundbreaking scientists are getting their start at the Idaho national lab.
heir fields of interest. They presented the results of their studies at INL’s Internship Fair on Thursday.
Aha Airlines launch inaugural flight to Reno through Idaho Falls
New flights are taking-off at the Idaho Falls regional airport. Today was the inaugural flight from Idaho Falls to Reno for Aha airlines.
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“Roaring Youth Jam” returns to Idaho Falls
There’s no lack of talent on display at this year’s “roaring youth jam” in Idaho Falls. The 3-day event along the greenbelt is especially for the youth.
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Recall effort for Pocatello City Council members
More trouble tonight for three Pocatello City Council members.
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US launches process to set Idaho mercury pollution standards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is developing proposed aquatic life water quality standards for mercury pollution in Idaho that could have statewide ramifications.
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Water line repair on E 17th Street Thursday
The City of Idaho Falls Water Division will be repairing a water line in the 1500 block of E 17th Street, between St. Clair Rd and S Woodruff Ave, beginning at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 11.
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Moose Fire remains 21% contained
The human caused Moose Fire burning near North Fork has burned 74,953 acres and remains 21% contained.
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SIPH needs to speak to individual who dropped off a bat
Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) needs to speak to the individual who dropped off a bat at their facility in Pocatello on Monday.
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Idaho Falls Fire Department conducts a live structure fire training learns how fire reacts in a home
If you were driving by community park in Idaho Falls Thursday you may have noticed smoke coming from a home near the park with fire engines in front. Thursday was the final day of training for many of the Idaho Falls Fire Departments new recruits as the department conducted a live structure fire training.
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Woodtick and Norton fires continue to grow
The lightning caused Woodtick Fire has burned 5,531 acres, and the lightning caused Norton Fire has burned 407 acres.
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Limited, targeted vaccines to prevent monkeypox available in Wyoming
Vaccines meant to help prevent monkeypox are now available on a limited, targeted basis across the state, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH).
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BLM announces new opportunity for partnerships to support management of wild horses and burros
The Bureau of Land Management is announcing new grants available to public and private partners to help support the agency’s mission to manage and protect wild horses and burros.
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3 charged with COVID-19 relief fraud scheme
Three people were arrested Wednesday on criminal charges in three separate indictments filed in the District of Idaho.
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Dozens of cats and kittens found homes during half-off adoptions
Dozens of cats and kittens found their forever homes during half-off adoptions from July 8 through July 23, thanks to Friends of the Pocatello Animal Shelter.
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Bannock County Sheriff’s Office issues citations for speeding during 100 Deadliest Days
Bannock County Sheriff’s Office officers joined with more than 50 other law enforcement agencies across Idaho during the last two weeks of July to help keep our roads safe.
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DEQ lifts Air Quality Advisory for Bonneville, Clark, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison and Teton
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued an Air Quality Advisory and Burn Ban for Bonneville, Clark, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison and Teton counties.
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See and smell smoke?
The Bonneville County/Idaho Falls Dispatch Center is receiving a lot of calls from citizens concerned about the smoke.
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Ross Fork Fire estimated at 1,000 acres
The Incident Commander for the Ross Fork Fire has given permission for residents who live in the Ross Fork area to return to their homes.
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Rexburg Chamber of Commerce holds forum for new diverging diamonds coming to the city
The city of Rexburg is growing very rapidly and changes to Highway 20 exits 332 and 333. The solution coming to the city is two new diverging diamonds with construction slated to begin in 2024. Wednesday the Rexburg Chamber of Commerce held a forum for the project to inform business owners and other members of the public how the project will affect the city.
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Idaho-Wyoming natural gas pipeline needs environmental study
U.S. officials won’t approve a natural gas pipeline from Idaho to Wyoming until additional environmental studies are completed.
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Abortion to remain legal in Wyoming while lawsuit proceeds
Abortion will remain legal in Wyoming while a lawsuit that contests a ban on the procedure in nearly all cases moves ahead, a judge ruled Wednesday.
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Governor wishes troops well during deployment
More than 600 members of the Idaho National Guard are being deployed.
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Arco water test come back clean, boil order lifted
People in Arco need to boil the water after tests come back showing E. coli in the water system.
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Pay It Forward: Heroes Defense
Heroes Defense is a nonprofit in Idaho Falls, Idaho that creates awareness and raises funds for local police, fire, and emergency personnel who risk their lives everyday.
Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATES: 1,010 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 3 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 1,010 new COVID-19 cases and 3 new deaths Wednesday.
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Michaud Creek Fire burns on west side of Pocatello
The Michaud Creek Fire is burning on the west side of Pocatello.
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IDGOP names new chairwoman
The Idaho Republican Party is pleased to welcome Dorothy Moon as its new Chairwoman.
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New WSGS map depicts Wyoming’s precambrian basement
The Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) published a new map depicting the structural configuration of the Precambrian basement in Wyoming.
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Moose Fire 21% contained
The human caused Moose Fire burning near North Fork has burned 74,470 acres and is 21% contained.
Continue Reading PFD seeks abandoned/vacant structures for training opportunities
The Pocatello Fire Department (PFD) is planning to conduct firefighter training and is asking property owners who have structures that are abandoned and/or ready to be demolished to contact the department.
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Grand Teton fire risk now moderate
Teton Interagency Fire managers have adjusted the fire danger rating to moderate for Grand Teton National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest, and the National Elk Refuge following recent rainfall and cooler temperatures.
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Idaho Falls teens travel to Ukraine to gift homes for families affected by war
Local teens visit Ukraine to gift three modular homes to families affected by the war.
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Feedback wanted on final design features for climbing wall
The first indoor rock climbing wall since 2014 in Teton County is coming to the Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Department (TCJPRD) as part of the Recreation Center Expansion Project, and the county is seeking feedback from the public on the final elements of the wall.
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IFFD to conduct live burn structure training Thursday
The Idaho Falls Fire Department will be conducting live burn training on the east side of Holmes Avenue, just south of Home Depot on Thursday from approximately 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Continue Reading Justice Department asks judge to pause Idaho abortion ban
The U.S. Department of Justice asked a federal judge this week to bar Idaho from enforcing its near-total abortion ban while a lawsuit pitting federal health care law against state anti-abortion legislation is underway.
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