Freezin’ for a Reason Swimming Pool Fundraiser set for May 14
The City of Ammon will hold the second Annual Freezin’ for a Reason Swimming Pool Fundraiser on Saturday, May 14 at 3:00 p.m.
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Ybarra’s Student Advisory Council holds spring meeting
Monday was a day of transition and emotion for Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra as she welcomed her 13 Student Advisory Council members for their final quarterly meeting.
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ISU Sign Language Interpreting program awarded $2.1 million grant
The United States Department of Education, through its Rehabilitation Services Administration has awarded $2.1 million to Idaho State University researcher Elizabeth Schniedewind, clinical associate professor for sign language interpreting.
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Former police, sheriffs oppose McGeachin’s run for governor
Republican Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin’s association with what a group of retired Idaho county sheriffs and police officers said are extreme, anti-law enforcement factions caused them on Tuesday to oppose her run for governor.
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Simpson, Risch, Crapo release statements on leaked Supreme Court draft opinion
Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson released the following statement after the Supreme Court draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade was leaked Monday evening.
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$0.50 admission for mothers at Idaho Falls Zoo this weekend
In a way to say Happy Mother’s Day, this weekend the Idaho Falls Zoo is letting women in for only 50 cents.
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Big break in Jed Hall case
The case involving Jedediah “Jed” Hall may be coming to a conclusion after his car was pulled from the Snake River Sunday morning.
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Raising funds for Idaho Youth Advisory Council during Idaho Gives
The City of Pocatello along with the League of Idaho Cities are working to help raise funds for the Idaho Youth Advisory Council (iYAC) that serve our cities.
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Idaho Falls airport breaks passenger record
The Idaho Falls Regional Airport has been serving more passengers than ever before. We’re told that 105,944 passengers passed through the airport in the first three months of 2022. The airport says this tops the previous 2019 record of 77,567.
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ISU graduates first students with MS in Computer Science, Ph.D. with Computer Science concentration
A pair of Idaho State University students will be going down in the history books as the first graduates to earn two advanced degrees from the Department of Computer Science.
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Shoshone Falls After Dark returns May 5
Southern Idaho Tourism, with the help of Idaho Central Credit Union, Idaho Power and the City of Twin Falls, will illuminate Shoshone Falls again this spring.
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Idaho Power announces plans for large-scale battery storage projects
Idaho Power announced plans to install 120 megawatts (MW) of battery storage which will help maintain reliable service during periods of high use while furthering the company’s goal of providing 100% clean energy by 2045.
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Some abortion clinics are preparing for more out-of-state patients if Roe v. Wade is overturned
By Dakin Andone, CNN Abortion clinics in states likely to maintain access to the procedure are preparing for a potential influx of out-of-state patients following the report of a leaked draft of a Supreme Court majority opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade. “This is a devastating blow for millions of people who will find
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Idaho health care provider reports climbing COVID-19 cases
Coronavirus cases are again edging upward in parts of Idaho, prompting some health care officials to urge renewed caution for big gatherings.
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Redistricting and the 2022 primary elections
May is a big political month.
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Local nonprofits work together to kick off Idaho Gives
In Idaho Falls, several area nonprofits were at the Museum of Idaho Monday to kick-off Idaho Gives.
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Idaho Falls Regional Airport sees record setting first quarter
The Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) has set yet another passenger record during the first quarter of 2022.
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COVID-19 UPDATES: 187 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 0 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 187 new COVID-19 cases and 0 new deaths over the weekend.
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Wyoming charter school application now available
The Wyoming legislature amended the Charter School statutes to allow for an alternative path for approval of charter schools (W.S. 21-3-301 through W.S. 21-3-314).
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Challis Bridge Recreation Site to reopen
The Challis Bridge Recreation Site and boat launch, managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), reopened May 1.
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DEQ celebrates Air Quality Awareness Week
The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) – Air Quality Division (AQD) is celebrating May 2 to May 6, 2022, as Air Quality Awareness Week.
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Feedback wanted for Teton County Emergency Operations Plan
Teton County Emergency Management is in the process of rewriting the Town of Jackson/Teton County Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) and is looking to the public to provide input.
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There’s more to antler shed hunting than you might think
As the season for antler shed hunting has begun Wyoming Fish and Game and Bridger-Teton National Forest service representatives are taking the time to remind us about the rules regarding the favorite pastime for many out door enthusiasts.
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Idaho gas prices tick up
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have risen 1.3 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.41/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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Lawsuit claims Brian Laundrie’s parents knew ‘whereabouts’ of Gabby Petito’s body when they went on vacation
In an amendment to their lawsuit filed earlier this spring, Gabby Petito’s parents allege during the search for the young woman, Brian Laundrie’s parents knew their son had killed her and knew “the whereabouts of her body.”
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Idaho Gives returns in 2022
Idaho Gives, a program of the Idaho Nonprofit Center and sponsored by ICCU takes place this week.
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1 injured, hospitalized after structure fire
The Idaho Falls Fire Department is on scene of a structure fire on the 200 block of W 20th Street.
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Experts: Lawmaker rape case illustrates survivors’ trauma
When a legislative intern came forward with rape allegations against an Idaho state lawmaker last year, she was subjected to months of online harassment and abuse.
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Shed Hunters get their rewards at Bridger Teton National Forest
Hundreds of people from all over the United States came to Jackson Wyoming, they came to participate in the annual Antler Shed Hunt that takes place in the Bridger Teton National Forest. The event was kicked off at 6 in the morning with a motorcade that started at the Jackson Fair Grounds and proceeded to carious spots through the national forest after passing through the National Elk refuge in the area.
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Car of missing Idaho Falls teen found in Snake River
The car was located just south of the Johns Hole boat ramp located at River Parkway and Highway 20. With the assistance of the dive teams and Hendrickson’s Towing, the vehicle was removed from the river.
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Scout Mountain District Expo takes place at Portneuf Wellness Complex
This weekend, local scout units got the chance to showcase their stuff.
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The Comedy Project holds Improvathon
The Gate City was full of giggles for the entire day.
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Bannock Youth Foundation hosts Community Conversation for Prevention
On Saturday, the Bannock Youth Foundation hosted a Community Conversation for Prevention to wrap up Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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Work continues on Lower City Creek Trailhead
Volunteers from the City of Pocatello were hard at work this weekend at the Lower City Creek Trailhead.
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Idaho Falls celebrates seniors
Dozens of neighbors showed up to the Celebrate Seniors event Saturday at the West Bank event center.
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One dead after crash in Bonneville County
The driver of the other involved vehicle, a Chevy pickup, was injured and transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.
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Water line installation begins Monday on Grant Avenue
On Monday, May 2, City of Pocatello Water Department crews will continue the process of replacing the water main line on Grant Avenue.
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American Rescue Plan Grants for Idaho nonprofit arts organizations
The Idaho Commission on the Arts is now accepting applications for American Rescue Plan Grants for Idaho-based nonprofit arts organizations.
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Spring Gulch Road to be closed next week
Motorists should anticipate using an alternative route early next week as Teton County begins an improvement project to the gravel section of Spring Gulch Road.
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WYDOT bridge inspections may cause delays
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has contracted Consor Engineering to perform two bridge inspections during the week of May 9 through May 13 in the Teton County area.
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Police arrest suspect in early morning stabbing at Rodeway Inn
Pocatello dispatch received a 911 call from the Rodeway Inn, 835 South 5th Avenue, in reference to a physical disturbance involving a suspect with a knife who was threatening people Friday around 1:23 a.m.
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Emergency drought declaration issued for 34 Idaho counties
Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) Director Gary Spackman issued an emergency drought declaration on Friday that includes all 34 counties south of the Salmon River in Central and Southern Idaho.
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Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Do you have unused or expired prescription medications?
Continue Reading Former Idaho lawmaker found guilty of raping intern
A former Idaho lawmaker was convicted Friday of raping a 19-year-old legislative intern after a dramatic trial in which the young woman fled the witness stand during testimony, saying “I can’t do this.”
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Historical home being moved for Montpelier Temple
Many people in Montpelier came out to see a historic home physically being moved Friday.
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Senior citizens are being celebrated during a Saturday event
Celebrate Seniors will have stage performances, booth displays, games, raffle prizes, and lots of fun for people of all ages. The event will feature more than 25 senior citizens and their talent displays and performances.
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Portneuf Health Trust announces “Healthy City, USA” initiative
Menchaca stated they have already started a Facebook page and will share all aspects of healthy living and wellness opportunities on the page.
Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATES: 219 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 4 new deaths
Idaho officials reported 219 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths Friday.
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2 hospitalized after crash on I-15 in Pocatello
Idaho State Police is investigating a crash northbound Interstate 15 at milepost 69, in Bannock County, that occurred on Friday at 9:53 a.m.
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Do you know these teens?
The Blackfoot Police Department is reaching out to the public with this new video to identify some teens.
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Idaho Falls cleanup begins May 5
The City of Idaho Falls will once again help residents with spring cleanup efforts during the annual Clean & Green Citywide Cleanup beginning May 5.
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TCSP celebrates Class of 2022 with $900,000 in scholarships
Teton County Scholarship Program (TCSP) announced its 2022 winners at Scholarship Night on April 26.
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D93 seeks ideas for elementary student growth
Bonneville School District 93 reports it continues to grow at a rapid pace and wants to hear your ideas to address this growth.
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2022 Pocatello’s Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship recipients announced
The five awardees for the 2022 “Pocatello’s Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship” have been chosen.
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GasBuddy: Diesel prices reach new all-time high
Diesel prices on Friday reached a new average all-time high of $5.16 per gallon, surpassing the previous record of $5.15 per gallon set on March 10, according to GasBuddy.
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Experienced firefighters needed at IDL’s Craig Mountain Forest Protective District
Idaho Department of Lands Craig Mountain Forest Protective District (FPD) is looking for experienced wildland firefighters who can lead wildland fire engine crews.
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Bear Lake State Park in Idaho to implement day-use reservation system
Bear Lake State Park, located on the Utah/Idaho border, will be implementing a day-use reservation system for North Beach.
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Daybell case will be held in Ada County
There’s an update in the case of Chad Daybell with Judge Steven W. Boyce issuing two rulings Thursday.
Continue Reading Jury deliberations resume in rape trial of Idaho ex-lawmaker
Jurors in the rape trial of a former Idaho lawmaker started their second day of deliberations Friday after a dramatic three-day trial in which the accuser, a 19-year-old intern, fled the witness stand during testimony, saying “I can’t do this.”
Continue Reading Jury begins deliberations in rape trial of Idaho ex-lawmaker
Jurors have begun deliberating in the rape trial of a former Idaho lawmaker accused of sexually assaulting a legislative intern last year.
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Final house ready to move for Montpelier Temple
The final house is off its foundation to make room for the Montpelier Temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Groundbreaking for Idaho Falls Police complex
This will be the first standalone and consolidated police facility in the history of the city.
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Idaho Falls Power cuts ribbon at new Paine Substation
Idaho Falls is finding new circuits to distribute power.
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Man arrested for aggravated battery after injuring teen
A 19-year-old Rigby man has been arrested for aggravated battery after injuring a teen.
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1 rescued from house fire
The quick actions of a woman delivering food and law enforcement helped saved a Rigby man from a house fire.
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Board of Education approves ISU plan to use reserves to cover new Holt Arena renovation costs
The Idaho State Board of Education Thursday approved an Idaho State University request to spend nearly $10 million in institution reserve funds primarily to fix seismic code problems discovered during the renovation occurring at Holt Arena.
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Blackfoot boil order lifted
UPDATE 4/28/22: The City of Blackfoot reports all tests came back negative Thursday afternoon, so they are lifting the boil order for the City of Blackfoot Water system.
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Micron Technology is sued for alleged patent infringement
Bell Semiconductor has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against computer chipmaker Micron Technology.
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US 20 pavement resurfacing to begin between Chester and Ashton
Beginning next week, the Idaho Transportation Department will begin resurfacing work to repair pavement on US 20 from milepost 353 just north of Chester to milepost 360 south of Ashton.
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Lower City Creek Trailhead and trail to Bridge 1 closed Saturday
The City of Pocatello will be closing the Lower City Creek Trailhead and Trail to Bridge 1 on Saturday.
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Charter school registration drawing to a close
Registration for charter schools for the 2022-2023 school year is drawing to a close.
Parents who choose an alternate option to public schools need to act fast.
Free seedlings available on Arbor Day
As part of the celebration of Arbor Day, Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) has partnered with the Idaho Forest Products Commission (IFPC) to provide free seedlings to the people of Idaho.
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Higher than normal Wyoming deaths continued in 2021
Official records filed with Vital Statistics Services (VSS), which is part of the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH), show another sharp increase in deaths last year over what would have been expected before the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Idaho Falls sets water tower meetings
The City of Idaho Falls invites community members to attend one of two informational meetings to receive updates on the Idaho Falls water tower project.
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Marshall Public Library receives new furniture
The Marshall Public Library, with the help of the Friends of the Marshall Public Library, is welcoming back patrons with new furniture.
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Counties with the worst commutes in Idaho
Stacker compiled a list of the counties with the worst commutes in Idaho.
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Center for Advanced Energy Studies director named
Philip Reppert has been named director of the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) and Idaho University Collaborations at Idaho National Laboratory (INL).
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Jackson Hole Land Trust clean up Day at Karns Meadow
JACKSON, Wyo. (KIFI) – The Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Department would like to thank the Jackson Hole Land Trust for using Earth Day as an opportunity to clean-up Karns Meadow.
Continue Reading Ex-Idaho lawmaker accused of raping intern takes the stand
A former Idaho state lawmaker accused of raping a Statehouse intern last last year took the stand Thursday to testify in his defense.
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Exclusive Garth Brooks interview
Tickets for Garth Brooks this June in Salt Lake sold out so fast it prompted Garth to open a second show.
Continue Reading Woman testifying in Idaho lawmaker’s rape trial flees court
A woman who reported she was raped by an Idaho lawmaker while serving as a legislative intern testified in the former lawmaker’s trial on Wednesday, haltingly describing the moments the assault began before abruptly leaving the witness stand.
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Eastern Idaho State Fair announces 2022 lineup
The Eastern Idaho State Fair announced its entire lineup for the 2022 season Wednesday afternoon.
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A pre-teen playground to be built for summer use
The City of Rexburg will have a new playground this summer.
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Idaho Falls students make art for Ukraine child refugees
“They were just standing in line with basically what they were wearing. And he would hand them a picture and tell them that it was from a student in the United States. And they would look at that picture and they would just start smiling and they would just stare at it. I just thought that is amazing how we can communicate in so many different ways. And one of them is through artwork.”
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Idaho Falls man convicted for firing weapon at law enforcement
An Idaho Falls man was convicted Thursday for firing a weapon at a Chubbuck police officer in February 2021.
Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATES: 151 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 1 new death
Idaho officials reported 151 new COVID-19 cases and 1 new death Wednesday.
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Wyoming voted in March to fund 2021 Property Tax Refund Program
The State of Wyoming Department of Revenue has announced the property Tax Refund Program has received the necessary funding to administer this program for 2021’s property taxes.
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Make-A-Wish Idaho grants pink playhouse wish to 4-year-old Inkom girl
Make-A-Wish Idaho granted four-year-old Naomi’s wish for a pink playhouse in Inkom on April 23.
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Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation employee receives statewide award
Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department Administrative Assistant to the Director Tracy Sessions has received statewide recognition for her exemplary work in the city.
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Salmon Region trout stocking schedule for May
With the warmer weather, it’s time to grab your fishing gear and go fishing.
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Pocatello announces half-priced license fees for dogs for the month of May
All dogs over the age of three months that reside within the Pocatello city limits must be licensed and have the license tag affixed to their collar at all times.
Continue Reading Holt Arena renovation is well underway
After 50 years of being one of the state’s most iconic buildings, an even better Holt Arena is taking shape on the Idaho State University Campus.
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WIC to implement more accommodating hours at SIPH
To be more accommodating to the public, Southeastern Idaho Public Health’s Pocatello Women, Infants and Children (WIC) office is changing its hours.
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Fire Marshal Kathy Clay to retire
After reaching 20 years of service to the community, Battalion Chief and Fire Marshal Kathy Clay announced she is retiring from Jackson Hole/Fire EMS in May 2022.
Continue Reading Trial begins for former Idaho lawmaker accused of rape
The trial for a former Idaho lawmaker accused of raping a 19-year-old legislative intern began Monday with attorneys asking potential jurors about their political leanings, their experience with sexual assault cases and whether they saw news stories about the case.
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Bannock County first responders simulate car accident at Century High School
It was quite a chilling scene on Tuesday at Century High School, where they simulated from start to finish just how catastrophic a car accident can be.
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Preparations underway for launch of Victor Bike Park revival project
The Victor City Council will be considering a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Mountain Bike of Tetons (MBT) at its council meeting scheduled for Wednesday.
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Gov. Gordon continues to bolster workforce, help job seekers with new tools
As part of his ongoing focus on education and workforce development, Governor Mark Gordon has launched a new dashboard that provides tools for job seekers, businesses and educators.
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ISU Debate closes season with third consecutive win on National Stage
ISU Bengal speakers Alyson and Joseph Tyler upset Bellmont Abbey College Sunday to win the final round of the CLIMB Online National Sweepstakes Sunday.
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Tribal Trail Connector Road open house
Teton County Public Works is inviting the public to join staff and members of the project team for an in-person and virtual open house highlighting updates on the Tribal Trail Connector Road project.
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