A late morning semi-truck crash in Heyburn snarled I-84 traffic near Heyburn on Tuesday.
According to the Idaho State Police, the crash took place at 11:59 a.m. near mile marker 211. A 33-year-old man was driving eastbound in a 1995 Freightliner when he hit a concrete barrier blocking the eastbound lane of travel.
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The Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act is 1,000 signatures away from being added to the ballots this November.
Idahoans United for Women & Families, has been circulating a citizens ballot initiative to restore reproductive rights. It would create a legal right in Idaho for individuals to make their own reproductive health decisions, including abortion, without excessive government interference.
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Following the second-warmest winter in Idaho’s recorded history, Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) Director Mathew Weaver has issued an emergency drought declaration for all 44 counties. Governor Brad Little approved the order on Monday, April 13, effective immediately.
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The 2026 legislative session has come to an end, with Idaho lawmakers returning to their homes across the state.
Republican House Speaker Mike Moyle and Democrat Senate Minority Leader Melissa Wintrow paint very different pictures of lawmakers’ efforts over the last couple of months.
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The project will replace the existing steel girder bridge with a new single-span concrete girder structure designed to improve safety and increase long-term reliability. The new bridge will be supported by a deep foundation system using driven piles.
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Chief Justice G. Richard Bevan will officially step down on October 30, capping off nearly 23 years within the judicial branch. In a letter to Governor Brad Little, Bevan described his service as “one of the great honors” of his professional life.
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Communities across the Gem State are celebrating the annual Week of the Young Child, a nationwide initiative focused on early childhood education, family engagement, and supporting young learners.
In Eastern Idaho, at least 13 cities are recognizing the week with official proclamations, highlighting a growing effort among local leaders and educators to prioritize early learning and child development. The Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children, in partnership with educational organizations throughout Eastern Idaho, is providing weeklong festivities that any child can participate in at no cost.
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“Teachers across the state are pretty demoralized about this – especially due to the targeted nature of the bill,” said Taylorview Middle School teacher Jake Snarr. “This bill leaves out our firefighters unions and our police unions. It specifically goes for the Idaho Education Association and our teachers’ unions, and I think that teachers are confused by what it is that the Legislature thinks that we’re up to.”
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The current curtailment orders center on the Big Lost and Little Lost River basins. Following the passage of Senate Bill 1341 in 2024, water users in these areas were required to join a mitigation plan to avoid shutdowns. They were given about 16 months to comply, with that deadline taking effect in November of 2025.
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A 53-year-old Honduran man could spend close to three decades in prison after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a seven-year-old Idaho Falls girl.
Jose Everado Vidal Leonor, a Honduran national, was sentenced to 26 years in prison with no eligibility for parole for 8 years for Lewd Conduct with a Child Under 16.
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The tax deadline is 2 days away! If you don’t have enough time to get your paperwork together, you may want to file an extension.
A tax extension does not give you more time to pay your taxes.
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“With the May primary election approaching, I encourage Idaho voters to review their sample ballot and take advantage of the resources available at VoteIdaho.gov,” said Secretary of State Phil McGrane. “Taking a few minutes now to make a plan can help ensure a smooth and confident voting experience on May 19.”
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“This program reflects the strong collaboration between the mathematics & statistics and computer science departments,” said Emanuele Zappala, assistant professor in the mathematics and statistics department. “It is designed to give students both the theoretical background and the applied skills necessary to contribute meaningfully to the rapidly growing field of artificial intelligence.”
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This April, two significant safety upgrades are coming to Pocatello as construction begins on two major roadway projects.
These projects aim to curb fatal and serious injury crashes on local roadways by improving visibility and reducing how much pedestrians interact with traffic.
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Idaho saw one of its warmest winters this past season, leaving the state in a snow drought. Low elevation ranges are seeing some of the lowest snowpack ever recorded, and it’s already having impacts.
According to the Department of Water Resources (DWR), Idaho’s snowpack could be the worst the state has ever seen.
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Thursday, Governor Brad Little signed a proclamation partnering the state with conservative organization Turning Point USA to bring Club America to high schools across the country.
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The self-proclaimed “psychic crime-solver” ordered to pay $10 million for falsely linking a University of Idaho professor to the 2022 Moscow student murders is challenging the jury’s verdict in higher court.
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If you were out and about in the Sandy area on Saturday, you might have seen a group of eight people in yellow, jogging with a purpose. But they weren’t training for a typical marathon; they were on an adventure to etch their names in the Guinness World Records.
“So today we’re going to be running up and down Salt Lake County,” said Jacob Sargent, one of the participants.
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Chris Needham has always been athletic. There’s no question about that.
Moving to Utah in 2003 as a competitive speed skater, Needham was drawn to the state because of the athletic facilities and coaches. It wasn’t until a doctor’s order that he traded in those skates for sneakers.
“A little over three years ago, I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease,” Needham said.
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Brad Little on Friday signed into law several of this legislative session’s most contentious education bills, including new restrictions on teachers’ unions along with budget cuts to virtual education.
He also signed a far-reaching civics bill and new rules requiring public school employees to out transgender students to their parents.
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Maggie Price, the director of the Snake River Orchestra, gave us a taste of their unique, high-energy fundraiser concert. Their rock orchestra will be featuring Electrify Your Orchestra with Mark Wood, founder of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
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Idaho Falls, ID (KIFI) – A major construction project along South 5th West is now underway, bringing significant traffic impacts and delays for commuters and students across District 91. Beginning Monday, April 13, South 5th West is closed to through traffic between 49th South and 65th South for utility installation. At the same time, the
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Idaho Falls, ID (KIFI) – Idaho Honor Flight is taking our nation’s heroes on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to Washington, D.C., honoring their service and sacrifice. The first mission departs September 1st and 2nd from Pocatello—and thanks to a major sponsorship from Anheuser-Busch (Budweiser), Idaho was selected from five finalists to be a part of this journey.
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One local organization is bringing the popular sport of pickleball to Eastern Idaho. United Voices Rising is working to fund women’s mental health therapies for survivors of sexual assault. They hosted their first annual “Pickle for a Purpose” pickleball tournament on April 11.
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arents and students in District 91 should plan for possible bus delays starting Monday, April 13, as a major intersection in Idaho Falls shuts down for construction.
Schools impacted include AH Bush, Edgemont, Hawthorne, Longfellow, Sunnyside, Eagle Rock, Taylorview, Compass Academy, Idaho Falls High School, Skyline, and some preschool routes.
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At the heart of Pocatello is a school bringing children and families together with a history of celebrating Jesus for 71 years. In honor of the Easter holiday, students at the Holy Spirit Catholic School performed a reenactment play of the Easter story.
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After years of financial and legal issues, LA Semiconductor LLC is letting go a total of 342 employees over the next several weeks. The first wave of layoffs occured April 10 with the second set for May 1.
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Idaho Falls School District 91 will be expanding its online school offerings this fall to help meet growing demand for more flexible education options.
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Idaho could be heading into a tight water year after what experts say may be one of the lowest snowpack seasons on record.
The Idaho Department of Water Resources say a warmer-than-normal winter caused much of the state’s precipitation to fall as rain instead of snow, significantly reducing the region’s natural water storage.
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History is just hours away. NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, alongside CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen, are entering the final stages of their record-breaking journey. After traveling deeper into space than any humans in history, the Artemis II crew is scheduled to splash down off the coast of San Diego today, Friday, April 10, at approximately 8:07 p.m. EDT (6:07 p.m. MDT).
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A former candidate for the Idaho Falls City Council is facing a dozen felony charges after a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children led to a cache of disturbing content on his phone.
Christopher Brunt has been charged with 12 counts of felony possession of sexually exploitative material.
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A new law intends to regulate and limit social media use for Idaho minors, but critics warn the state could be walking into a lawsuit.
On April 2nd, Governor Brad Little officially signed House Bill 542, the Stop Addictive Social Media Act, into law. The legislation aims to curb the influence of social media on Idaho’s youth by mandating age verification and stripping platforms of features the bill’s sponsors deem “addictive.”
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New details have emerged surrounding the origins of the Snake Fire, which consumed 30 acres in Jefferson and Madison Counties before crews gained the upper hand late Thursday night.
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The 81-day legislative session wrapped up last week, eight days shorter than last year’s session.
Shorter sessions are typical in election years, but 2026 wasn’t any less hectic.
It started and ended with fiery debates over budget cuts to address a revenue deficit after last year’s tax cuts. While K-12 was largely spared, colleges and universities face the brunt of the cuts.
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A bill recently signed into law by Gov. Brad Little will boost Idaho’s oversight of youth residential treatment homes and create a “youth bill of rights” meant to protect kids in those facilities from abuse.
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Idaho Falls, ID (KIFI) – With the IRS tax deadline just around the corner, excitement filled the air as author and financial coach Kim Scouller made a special stop in Idaho Falls during her book tour. Yesterday, she engaged and inspired the audience at the “How Money Works for Women” Luncheon, held at the Residence
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Following a massive multi-agency response to the Snake Fire on Thursday night, the Central Fire District in Jefferson County has issued an immediate burn ban for the surrounding area.
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Idaho State Police is investigating a hit-and-run crash that left a school bus crippled and several students stranded on Interstate 84 Thursday evening.
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“You made the selfless decision to leave school early,” said her granddaughter. “Not because you didn’t value education, but because you value family, sacrifice and doing what was needed in a moment that mattered. You stepped into responsibility, strength, and into a life that would go on to bless all of us.”
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Fire crews are combating a small wildfire spreading north of Rigby towards Bonneville and Madison Counties. Wildland firefighters on the scene have confirmed the fire started on the Jefferson County side and has jumped the Snake River, spreading further on the Madison County side.
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The weather has been unseasonably warm and dry this year. With the lack of snowpack and many plants starting to come out of hibernation, it might be time to start watering your lawn.
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The Idaho Department of Labor is urging more than 150 employees laid off from Intermountain Packing this week to seek immediate assistance, noting that turnout for support services has been unexpectedly low.
“They should all be coming into the Department of Labor and learning about unemployment and employment-related programs so that we can help them to get back into employment,” said Windy Hahn, a manager at the Idaho Department of Labor. “We want to be there and we want to help”.
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Designed to accelerate the nation’s transition to advanced nuclear energy The Idaho National Laboratory officially opened the world’s first nuclear reactor test bed for privately developed microreactors.
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The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a series of disturbing incidents involving a man accused of exposing himself to female drivers along Highway 20.
If you have seen this vehicle or have been a victim of this behavior, contact the Madison County Sheriff’s Office Detectives at 208-372-5001.
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The Department of Health and Welfare is issuing a public health alert to Idaho travelers following possible measles exposure at the Boise Airport last month.
According to a news release, if you were at the Boise Airport on Sunday, March 29, between 1:30 a.m. and 7:40 a.m., you may have been exposed.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the community’s help in finding 20-year-old Colton G. McMinn of Idaho Falls, who hasn’t been seen in nearly a week.
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A sheriff’s office in southeast Idaho is the second in the state to sign an agreement with federal immigration officials allowing deputies to act as immigration agents.
Deputies in Franklin County, a rural Idaho county with just over 14,000 residents that borders Utah, will soon be authorized to stop and question the immigration status of anyone they believe to be in the country without authorization.
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Starting Monday, April 13, private contractors will close a section of S 5th W to through traffic to allow for the installation of a new sewer line and water main for Christ Community Church.
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Christian Timothy is one of two siblings who survived a horrific murder-suicide that claimed the life of their mother, Kaylene Allred.
Now recovering from gunshot wounds, he is opening up about his path toward healing and the emotional weight he carries. “The people who I’m staying with are constantly like, ‘You need to rest, you need to take it easy,’ and I can’t,” Christian said. “I have to be doing something to keep my mind busy… It’s gonna be a long road.”
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Feral rabbits are causing chaos and property damage for residents living on the Boise Bench.
Data from the Idaho Humane Society shows a heat map of stray rabbit intake from 2018 through March 2026. The highest concentration is on the Boise Bench.
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A Utah teen who survived a horrific crash that killed his two close friends is speaking publicly for the first time, surrounded by the families of the teens who lost their lives.
Fifteen-year-old Corey Wayman said he still doesn’t understand how he survived the crash that took the lives of 15-year-old Xander Hover and 17-year-old Ava Olivares.
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It was a secret they kept even from their family members.
A pair of Box Elder County siblings in their 70s is about to achieve a milestone no one saw coming.
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The first American astronaut in space, Alan Shephard, and fellow moonwalker Edgar Mitchell trained for the Apollo 14 mission at Idaho’s famous Craters of the Moon National Monument.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — One in four girls lacks access to period supplies, leading many to miss school, sports, and social activities every month. The Idaho Period Project is working to change that reality, providing free period supplies to women and girls all over the state. Since starting in January 2022, the non-profit has
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Little vetoed the bills late Wednesday, and his office announced the vetoes just before noon on Thursday.
Two of the bills were late-session budget bills. One involved transferring cash and interest payments around to prop up the state budget, and the other involved the cap limiting the amount of money that can be deposited in the state’s main rainy day savings account – the Budget Stabilization Fund.
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small North Idaho city could soon become the first in the state to ban the sale of kratom, as broader efforts to regulate or outlaw the substance continue to gain traction statewide.
As of April 7th, the Kellogg City Council is proposing a resolution to prohibit the sale of kratom within city limits, a move that could catalyze similar actions in other Idaho communities.
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Grand Teton National Park is starting prescribed burns today just east of the Jackson Hole airport. Around 196 acres will be burned as part of the larger 4,000-acre Hayfields Restoration Management Area.
The primary goal of the burn is to remove non-native vegetation, paving the way for the return of native rangeland species. This ecological “reset” is a collaborative effort between fire managers and park ecologists.
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Ford Recalls 420,000 Trucks and SUVs Over Failing Windshield Wipers
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Calling all Pocatello poets! The Marshall Public Library in Pocatello is celebrating 25 years of their annual Poetry Wall throughout the month of April in honor of National Poetry Month.
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Golfers in Pocatello will soon have a new place to rest between rounds. The Riverside Golf Course is getting a two-story, 3,700 square foot new clubhouse sponsored by Connections Credit Union.
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Pocatello police responded to a report of an armed individual in the City Hall parking lot at around 11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 8.
According to City of Pocatello Public Information Officer Marlise Irby, employees in the City Hall were instructed to lock down and stay inside while police investigated the threat. Any people in the parking lot were taken inside the building by officers.
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“We are incredibly grateful for the continued support from our community, both this year and in years past,” said Zoo Director David Pennock. “Clean-up Day has become a wonderful tradition, and the dedication our volunteers show year after year makes a lasting impact on the zoo. Their efforts help us create a welcoming environment for our guests and provide the best possible care for our animals.”
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Snowpack across the state is peaking at around 68% of average, well below normal. About a third of the state is currently in severe drought.
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Authorities have identified the suspect responsible for a violent shooting that left two Pocatello residents dead and two others injured in northern Power County last Friday, April 3.
Bannock County Coroner Torey Danner identified the suspect as Richard Todd Forrest, 63, of Pocatello.
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The Bonneville County Prosecutor’s Office is publicly speaking out against a sentence handed down to an Idaho Falls man found guilty of felony battery on a police officer, arguing the light punishment fails to deter violence against law enforcement.
Wednesday, Seventh District Judge Brendon Taylor sentenced 33-year-old Christian James Markmiller to four years of probation and a “withheld judgment” following a two-day jury trial. The decision comes despite the state’s request for a five-year prison sentence.
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A West Yellowstone man reported missing since Sunday has been safely found and reunited with his family, ending a multi-day search.
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Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador has endorsed David Worley, a District 28 Senate candidate, in his Republican primary bid against Sen. Jim Guthrie, who is seeking a ninth term in the Legislature.
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The Fort Hall Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding a wanted Pocatello man who is considered a threat to the community.
Authorities have identified the man as 28-year-old Sean Tindore. While police have not yet released the specific charges or the nature of the investigation, they have issued a stern warning stating Tindore is considered armed and dangerous.
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Researchers and professors at Utah Valley University are using AI to help uncover ancient history from what they call The Buried Library.
“It’s a complete game changer for what papyrology can do,” said UVU philosophy student Orpheus Isom.
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The City of Blackfoot has chosen its new Police Chief. Captain Wes Wheatley has been chosen to helm the Blackfoot Police Department, following a unanimous vote by the City Council during Tuesday night’s meeting.
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George Gebran, the Eagle man accused of killing a cat locked in a cage in Garden City, is in court this morning for a pre-trial conference.
On Feb. 15, 2026, Garden City Police received a radio call reporting an alleged animal abuse and shooting investigation in the 5100 block of North Alworth Street in Garden City. The caller reported seeing a white male in his 50s shoot a cat while it was locked in a cage. Officers responded to investigate alleged animal abuse and the discharge of a weapon within city limits.
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Beginning at 8 a.m. Friday, April 17, 2026, select entrances and roads in Yellowstone National Park will open for the summer season, weather permitting, as part of the annual spring opening.
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Thinking about buying your first home? Several credit unions across East Idaho have partnered to introduce a new mortgage program that requires no down payment, designed to make homeownership more obtainable.
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Idaho Falls, ID (KIFI) – Drivers across Idaho can expect to see more law enforcement on the roads over the next few days as deputies increase patrols for Distracted Driving Enforcement Week. The enforcement campaign will run over the next week, with deputies focusing specifically on distracted driving violations. Officials say drivers caught using their
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Tonight’s “Beyond the Books” is all about ballot measures. Linda Larsen sits down with Devin Bodkin who says there’s a lot on the line for several school districts.
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A Lemhi County landmark is making a comeback after a devastating fire two months ago.
The Baker County Market seems to have popped up almost overnight, with the help of the surrounding community.
Continue Reading At least 150 employees have lost their jobs after Intermountain Packing unexpectedly closed its gates on Friday, April 3rd. Employees say they were told not to come to work on Friday and those who did could not enter their workplace.
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A Montana semi-truck driver is lucky to be alive after his truck was shot at early Sunday morning and erupted in fire, according to a social media post from the Fergus County Sheriff’s Office.
The incident happened on Highway 191, south of Eddies Corner.
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Hundreds of members of the Idaho Air National Guard have been deployed to the Middle East to bolster U.S. Central Command operations as part of the Department of War’s Operation Epic Fury.
“This deployment exemplifies the extraordinary commitment of the 124th Fighter Wing and its dedicated members, alongside the unwavering support of their families, state and local leaders, neighbors, and employers,” said Idaho Governor Brad Little. “Idaho’s National Guardsmen continue to inspire patriotism and gratitude through their service, and this mission adds a new chapter to the proud tradition of safeguarding our nation.”
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An Idaho Falls man, Logan Dakota Stephens, will spend up to the next 20 years in prison for shooting a 35-year-old bystander during a confrontation at the Melaleuca Field parking lot in June 2024.
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A 21-year-old Ammon man is in custody facing felony drug charges after Sheriff’s Deputies discovered a large cache of narcotics while responding to a domestic disturbance Saturday morning.
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New signs and lights are on display outside Boise City Hall showing support for the LGBTQ+ community. Crews were finishing the work early Tuesday morning outside City Hall.
This comes after Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed a bill that fines cities for flying flags that aren’t on the Legislature’s pre-approved list.
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“We’re thrilled to open our gates early this year and welcome everyone back to the Zoo,” said Zoo Executive Director David Pennock. “By expanding access through updated hours, we’re making it easier for families and visitors to spend time with wildlife, learn something new, and create lasting memories together.”
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Three families are now picking up the pieces after a devastating car crash in Juab County.
“It’s been unfathomable. I mean, it’s just been something that is the worst nightmare you could ever go through,” said Ava’s father, Aaron Olivarez. “My heart just absolutely breaks for Xander and Ava. I mean, I don’t know how I’m going to move on.”
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Nine-year-old Betty Grandy stood alongside the Governor for the signing ceremony, marking the end of a legislative journey that saw the young homeschooler advocate for her idea in front of seasoned Idaho lawmakers.
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Bannock County Coroner Torey Danner identified the victims as 40-year-old Brandon Lee Madden and 36-year-old Amanda Ann Christian, both of Pocatello.
“My heart goes out to the families involved and Power County community affected by this tragedy,” said Bannock County Coroner Torey Danner.
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Yellowstone National Park, WY (KIFI) – While this winter has been relatively warm across eastern Idaho and parts of Wyoming and Montana, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors—including a unique opportunity inside Yellowstone. Inside the Yellowstone National Park, April 2026. For a few weeks each spring, before the park fully reopens
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An Idaho State University (ISU) graduate is one of three scientists advising the Artemis II team from Mission Control at the Johnson Space Center.
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Both surviving victims of the deadly shooting in Power County on Friday are now in stable condition, Bannock County authorities confirmed over the weekend. One victim has already been released from the hospital as the investigation continues.
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The Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office is on the hunt for an armed suspect after reports of shots fired led to a brief car chase near a local sugar factory late Sunday night.
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A local family’s home is still standing tonight thanks to the quick response of Idaho Falls firefighters following a possible propane explosion Monday afternoon.
Emergency crews raced to the home on Deloy Drive just before 4 p.m. in April, finding flames consuming the exterior siding of the building. Smoke had already begun to spread into the interior of the home as firefighters arrived on the scene.
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The College of Eastern Idaho is launching a new Dental Hygiene program with applications closing today, April 6th.
The program was developed in response to a growing shortage of dental hygienists across the region, with many local dental offices reporting open positions and increasing demand for qualified professionals.
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The Porneuf Medical Center is asking Idaho’s youth for help naming its new air medical rescue helicopter.
From now until 11:59 pm MST on April 21, 2026, the Pocatello-based hospital is accepting names from youth 17 years old and younger throughout the region. The contest finalists and winner will be announced on May 6th, 2026.
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Gov. Brad Little has more than a week to act on an anti-teachers’ union bill that raced through the Legislature in three days.
Lawmakers sent the heavily rewritten House Bill 516 to Little’s desk Thursday, the 81st and final day of the 2026 session. Because the Legislature has adjourned for the year, Little has additional time to mull over HB 516.
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“This project is equally important to both ITD and Idaho Fish and Game and has received broad support from the Bear Lake County community because of the benefits to both human and wildlife safety,” said Regional Wildlife Manager Zach Lockyer with Idaho Fish and Game. “Hunters and other wildlife enthusiasts value this mule deer resource, and protecting it has added benefits to both the economy and quality of life in this part of southeast Idaho.”
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After a weekend of back-to-back emergency missions, Teton County Search and Rescue is reminding outdoor enthusiasts of the danger that comes with springtime adventures in the Tetons.
“Saturday was a great reminder of the threats that come with springtime adventures in the Tetons: incidents can happen on skis, snowmobiles, bikes, boats, and rock walls. As such, TCSAR volunteers are ready to respond to it all thanks to their rigorous training and ‘rescue-ready’ equipment,” said TCSAR in a Facebook post. “Please continue to use caution wherever you choose to adventure, be it in avalanche terrain or just beyond the trail.”
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A hardworking Domino’s pizza delivery driver on the cusp of retiring will soon become the beneficiary of a GoFundMe that’s raised over $75,000 in donations. The stunning fundraising effort comes after the driver went the extra mile to fulfill a delivery as ordered.
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A man is behind bars in Salt Lake today after allegedly exposing himself to downtown crowds before the Saturday morning session of the General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Idaho Falls, ID (KIFI) – April marks National Donate Life Month, a time dedicated to honoring organ, eye, and tissue donors, celebrating lives saved, and encouraging others to register as donors. Located outside the Main Entrance at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center (EIRMC) in Idaho Falls In Idaho Falls, the Yes Idaho Donate Life Coalition
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Idaho Falls, Idaho (KIFI) – Car enthusiasts gathered at Idaho State University as dozens of vehicles lined the parking lot outside Frazier Hall for a campus car show.
The event was organized by members of the Tau Kappa Epsilon and brought students and community members together to celebrate car culture while supporting a good cause.
Classic cars, modified imports, and modern performance vehicles filled the lot as attendees walked through rows of cars, stopping to look at custom engines, interiors, and unique designs.
Participants say the event also helped to raise awareness and support for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
“Because it supports St. Jude, we’re out here to support them,” said attendee Jan Caster. “I think it’s a great organization, and I think everybody should have stepped out today and supported it.”
Organizers say the car show was designed to bring people together and give car enthusiasts a place to showcase their vehicles while contributing to a charitable cause.
Participants say events like this also give them an opportunity to connect with others who share the same passion for cars.
Organizers say they hope to continue hosting events like this car show in the future.