Gov. Little vetoes bill banning business vaccine requirements
Idaho Gov. Brad Little has vetoed legislation that would make it illegal for most businesses to require the coronavirus vaccine.
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little has vetoed legislation that would make it illegal for most businesses to require the coronavirus vaccine.
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The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking information regarding the illegal killing of a trumpeter swan near Oneida Narrows in Franklin County.
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Montana authorities are not trying to track down a grizzly bear suspected in the fatal mauling of a 40-year-old hiker last week because they say there are no signs that it was a predatory attack instead of a chance encounter.
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Spring is here and while the warm weather is welcoming will it bring the necessary moisture for our home gardens? Some plants may be better suited in the case of low moisture but Rik Damarjian says these types of plants are not this year’s quick sellers.
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An Idaho Falls man pleaded guilty in federal court to attempted coercion and enticement a child.
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A major helping hand for the Chubbuck Fire Department’s next ladder truck is in the form of $500,000 from Idaho Central Credit Union.
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UPDATE 3:45 p.m. Pocatello Police respond to two separate reports of shots fired over the weekend.
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Idaho Republican lawmakers are forming a working group to study allegations that Idaho libraries are making explicit materials available to minors.
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Idaho officials reported 117 new COVID-19 cases and 1 new death over the weekend.
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Governor Brad Little signed another part of his “Leading Idaho” plan into law Monday in the Magic Valley, adding record investments in water infrastructure to aid in the economic vitality of agriculture and rural Idaho.
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Search crews in Fort Hall found the body of Wayne Crue Saturday.
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The season changes are in response to disease outbreaks that occurred in 2021.
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The Idaho Falls Street Division will begin sweeping streets now the snow and ice has melted off the roadways.
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The weather’s getting warmer, and Idaho Fish and Game will stock approximately 1,950 catchable-sized rainbow at the following locations in April.
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Average gasoline prices in Idaho have risen 8.0 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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Liz Cheney says she’s still a Republican and believes in what the Republican Party stands for. Cheney made those remarks at a public forum in Jackson, Wyoming, on Tuesday.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 announced work to install turf and upgrade the track at Ravsten Stadium will begin after spring break.
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The Idaho House and Senate have each adjourned until Thursday, giving them time to wait out potential vetoes by Republican Gov. Brad Little.
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The rising cost of fuel is causing pain for us all. The same is coming to be true for those dairy farmers. As the rising costs of fuel is making it harder and harder to grow the feed for the cows, and send the milk to those who then take it to the grocery store.
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It was a day of spills and chills at the Pebble Creek Ski Area.
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Residents of Rexburg learned how they could join the fight against human trafficking Saturday.
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The Salmon-Challis National Forest employees will award five $1,500 scholarships to graduating seniors in our local communities (Salmon, Leadore, Challis, and Mackay).
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Trash, flower placements, and decorations to be removed and discarded through-out cemeteries.
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Thwarted in passing a bill to fine and jail librarians for checking out “harmful” material to minors, Idaho House Republicans have passed a resolution to form a group to study the matter.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department is attempting to locate a runaway juvenile.
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law a bill that dramatically increases the secrecy surrounding Idaho’s execution drugs.
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The Sheriff’s Office says the call came in about 9:26 P.M. of an armed robbery at the Phillips 66 Gas Station located at 111 N Main St, Driggs. The suspect was last seen on foot heading eastbound on Wallace Ave.
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Governor Mark Gordon took action on the final bills of the 2022 legislative session on Friday.
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A hiker in Montana has been killed in a suspected encounter with a grizzly bear north of Yellowstone National Park.
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The film highlights the fact that trafficking happens everywhere.
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Idaho officials reported 70 new COVID-19 cases and 3 new deaths Friday.
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Authorities say a 29-year-old man died after a fall while snowboarding at Montana’s Big Sky Resort.
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On Thursday, the Pocatello Spring Fair, southeast Idaho’s premier home and garden showcase kicked off at Idaho State University’s Holt Arena.
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ITD’s 511 mobile app for traveler advisories and information gets an upgrade on Monday, March 28.
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Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 2.8% in February – down from January’s rate of 3%.
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By Jeanne Sahadi, CNN Business Unless you enjoy throwing money away, you’ll want to do all you can to avoid being hit with tax penalties and interest if you end up owing money to the IRS on your 2021 tax return. Even a relatively small balance owed can balloon quickly. Say you owe the IRS
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Stacker investigated the signature drink of Idaho history using information from official state websites, news, culinary profiles, and historic reports.
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A Caldwell man was killed in a crash near Butte City Thursday evening.
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We are learning more about just what kind of man Jimmy Hill was.
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The final numbers are in, and the big winner is Champ’s Heart.
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Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 588 Thursday, authorizing wildland firefighters to receive hazard pay while working in dangerous conditions.
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Eighth graders came to the Legacy Flight Museum in Rexburg to learn more about the advancements the flight industry has made since the Wright brothers took their first flight in 1902. The Legacy Flight Museum showcases flight history with a heavy focus on World War II and Cold War era conflicts.
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A legal non-profit is talking about the possible ripple effects Idaho’s new abortion ban will cause.
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Following a two-day trial, a jury convicted Marcus Kurt Yupe on March 1, 2022, of two counts of aggravated assault on law enforcement personnel, eluding a police officer, and possession of fentanyl.
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Idaho officials reported 170 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths Thursday.
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By Melanie Zanona, CNN House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said he won’t be wading into any other primaries to oust incumbents in his own party, after taking the unprecedented step of endorsing Rep. Liz Cheney’s primary opponent last month. “This is a very special case,” McCarthy told CNN during an interview at the House GOP’s
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Some future construction workers are getting their boots dirty for the first time this week.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Pocatello Field Office is looking for volunteer campground hosts at Blackfoot Reservoir Campground from Memorial Day to Labor Day, 2022.
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The Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) announced the application period for the H.R. 133 Specialty Crop Block Grant Program is open.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden and the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children Unit (ICAC) are inviting parents and educators to an online seminar to help raise awareness about the risks children can face in the digital world.
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Idahoans living in remote, rural areas of Idaho’s West Central Mountains can now access state employment services in Cascade, Council, McCall and New Meadows.
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Beginning Friday, bicyclists willing to brave the unpredictable elements of spring in Yellowstone National Park can ride 49 miles between the West Entrance and Mammoth Hot Springs.
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AA research finds high-risk young males were a larger share of those who drove more.
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Farmers markets are gearing up for spring and summer.
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Idaho has become the first state to enact a law modeled after a Texas law banning abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy by allowing lawsuits to avoid constitutional court challenges.
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Chad Daybell is scheduled to be in court Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. before Judge Steven W. Boyce.
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“Our duty is to continue to work those. And we do,” Lovell said. “For the victims, for the family, because they didn’t deserve to be victims of these crimes. And it is our job to solve these and bring those families of those victims some answers.”
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As Rexburg continues to grow, The Idaho transportation department is getting ready to hold their final informational meetings about the placement of a divergent diamond interchange on US Highway 20 exits 332 and 333.
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Pandemic-related alterations in Jackson city codes are coming down, but not everyone agrees with the timing.
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Idaho officials reported 274 new COVID-19 cases and 0 new deaths Wednesday.
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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR) announced it will replace its Thunder quad chairlift with a faster and more powerful detachable quad chairlift ahead of the 2022-23 winter season.
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A member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will address 2,791 graduates at Brigham Young University-Idaho’s 2022 Winter Semester Commencement on Thursday, April 7, 2022.
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Bureau of Land Management Idaho Falls District employees Linda Price, the Salmon Field Office Manager, and Jeff Cundick, the Minerals Branch Chief, were awarded the Bureau of Land Management Director’s Award for Excellence Through Leadership for providing exceptional public service.
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By Rishi Iyengar, CNN Business As Russia’s war in Ukraine and its diplomatic conflict with the United States both continue to escalate, the warnings that Russian hackers could go after US businesses have gained new urgency. US President Joe Biden on Monday urged business leaders to strengthen their online defenses, warning that his Russian counterpart
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Idaho remains one of the youngest states in the nation while the state’s population growth and home pricing increases top national rates, according to the recently released results from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2016-2020 American Community Survey.
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Idaho National Laboratory’s Advanced Test Reactor workers have completed an 11-month outage for a core overhaul that occurs about every 10 years to maintain peak performance.
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Low-income families have a new chance for housing in Idaho Falls.
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As we prepare to change out our snow boots for tennis shoes and skis to mountain bikes, the Teton Basin Ranger District wants to remind individuals to educate themselves on closures to ensure the backcountry stays open, accessible, inclusive and protected.
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The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of the 2022 Business of Distinction Awards.
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Idaho Fish and Game’s Sawtooth Hatchery will give away spawned steelhead to the public beginning March 31.
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Teton County School District #1 is a National School Boards Association (NSBA) 2022 Magna Award winner.
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The South Zone of the Salmon-Challis National Forest plan to conduct prescribed burning projects this spring on the Challis-Yankee Fork and Lost River Ranger Districts.
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The City of Pocatello announced Marlise Irby as its new Public Information Officer.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden has announced all required special districts in Idaho have agreed to participate in the nationwide opioid settlements with Johnson & Johnson and three major opioid distributors.
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A tractor is out of commission in Jefferson County.
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The Pocatello Fire Department officially has a new chief.
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Governor Little and Controller Brandon Wolff will hold a press conference announcing Town Hall Idaho Tuesday at 12 p.m.
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On March 22, local charities held the first-ever resource fair in downtown Idaho Falls. The goal of the fair was to share knowledge and resources to aid people experiencing homelessness.
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Idaho officials reported 424 new COVID-19 cases and 27 new deaths Tuesday.
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Governor Mark Gordon took action on three bills on Tuesday.
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As the roof continues to be placed on the Mountain America Event Center in Idaho Falls, the team behind the center itself has announced the general manager for the building. Erik Hudson in a news conference held Tuesday morning, has a lot of experience in running event centers and sports arenas.
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Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 687 into law Monday at the Mountain Home Senior Center.
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The Red Hot Mamas musical-comedy group from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, gave a well-received performance at the March 17 St. Patrick’s Festival Parade in Limerick, Ireland, but some members had to stay in the country longer than expected after testing positive for COVID-19.
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Zinnia Health identified the total number who received treatment in Idaho using data from a one-day census data from the National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services and state population data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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A free four week Fresh Start Tobacco Cessation program will be offered to community members in April.
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Idaho officials reported 673 new COVID-19 cases and 0 new deaths over the weekend.
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Lawmakers in the Idaho House have approved legislation to boost reading skills among young students with optional full-day kindergarten.
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Legislation that would give Idaho wildland firefighters hazard pay is headed to the governor’s desk.
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The $643 million budget for Idaho’s colleges and universities is headed to the governor.
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Stacker compiled the highest paying health care jobs in Boise, ID using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Construction season started in downtown Idaho Falls Monday.
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On March 19, at approximately 3:00 a.m., Idaho Falls Police Officers responded to a report of a robbery that had just occurred in the area of the 500 block of River Parkway.
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A man who apparently broke into a home was found sleeping inside by homeowners on Sunday morning.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – It’s called pickleball — and it’s America’s fastest-growing sport. Local News 8’s morning anchors Dylan Carder, Emma Benson and Jeff Roper got some coaching on the game from a top regional player. Watch the video above.
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Bannock County officials recently awarded contracts for the renovation of the Detention Center’s medical bay to several East Idaho companies.
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Governor Brad Little believes Idaho is on the right track.
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Residents from all over Eastern Idaho woke up on the first day of Spring to see the effects of the heavy snow and feel the effects of wind as well. The Conditions caused some concern on the roads as the weather created some icy conditions.
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The mobile home located just behind Smiths on Circle Inn Drive caught fire about 9:30 P.M.
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A house fire severely damaged a Pocatello home Saturday afternoon.
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On Saturday, Governor Brad Little signed a proclamation at the Museum of Clean in Pocatello that will officially declare March 27th through April 2nd “Cleaning Week” in Idaho.
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