The Idaho Falls Rotary Club is making waves as they gear up for the annual Great Snake River Greenbelt Duck Race. On Wednesday, the club officially launched its yearly fundraiser, giving the community an exciting sneak peek at this year’s prizes.
This year’s event promises high-flying thrills with a World War II military “warbirds” flyover, alongside speedboat races and an escort down to the greenbelt.
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If a new ambulance district is created, full-time emergency responders will be on-hand in the Rigby area. That will mean less stress on volunteer first responders, which are getting harder to recruit.
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A Local News 8 investigation into Pocatello Police reports has uncovered significant new details surrounding the tragic shooting of disabled teen, Victor Perez.
Perhaps the most crucial revelation: the Pocatello Police Department was aware of Victor’s mental disabilities before the April 5th shooting. Our investigation also reveals police had been called to the property on previous occasions to intervene in the 17-year-old’s violent outbursts.
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Memorial Day is reserved to remember the brave men and women who died while serving our country. In the Teton-Newdale Cemetery, that remembrance lives on every day at the Veteran Memorial.
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Local law enforcement officers and deputies are lacing up their running shoes for a cause: the annual Special Olympics Idaho Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR). The inspiring event kicks off the countdown to the 2025 State Summer Games, where athletes from across Idaho will gather in Nampa from June 6th to 7th to compete in basketball, flag football, track & field, cycling, and aquatics.
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A Rexburg man is behind bars after police say he crashed his car into two separate vehicles while allegedly under the influence of a “cocktail” of prescription drugs.
After arriving on the scene, police found the man’s car haphazardly parked diagonally across a sidewalk.
“This is not a parking method endorsed by Rexburg PD,” the department quipped on social media.
Voters in the Shelley School District said no to building a new high school.
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School is almost out for summer, and a lot of working parents are looking for child care services to maintain their daily schedule.
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The City of Preston, Idaho, is gearing up to celebrate its 125th Anniversary in 2025 with a summer-long initiative with a celebration event on Friday, July 25, 2025, coinciding with the annual Preston Rotary Pioneer Day Fireworks festivities.
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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against the City of Troy, Idaho, alleging that the city violated the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) by denying a conditional use permit (CUP) to a small evangelical church. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho, claims the city’s decision was influenced by bias against the church’s beliefs.
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By Dave Cawley Click here for updates on this story KAMAS, Utah (KSL, KSL Podcasts) — It seems to happen almost every summer: a hiker or hunter ventures into the Uinta Mountains but fails to return on time. Concerned friends or family sound an alarm, and searchers rush into the high country in hopes of
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“It’s really fantastic to see what kids can do,” said Margie Gabiola, principal of Holy Spirit Catholic School. “…When you go into a space where you’re looking at art, it creates this sense of calm in you or gets you excited; if you want to come for the full experience, this is the type of event you want to come to–especially when it’s local.”
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The Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is preparing to implement several statutory and rule changes passed during the 2025 Legislative Session. These changes will affect everything from license plates to instruction permits, system security, and even how next of kin is recorded on driver records. Some changes take effect this summer, while others are slated for early 2026.
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The Bonneville County Republican Central Committee (BCRCC) has officially opened the application period for the Bonneville County Clerk position. This follows the upcoming retirement of current Clerk Penny Manning, who will step down on July 25, 2025, after nine years of service.
“Penny set a high standard of excellence in the Office of County Clerk. We appreciate her outstanding dedication and service”, said Bryon Reed, 4th Vice Chair and former County Commissioner.
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People wanting to make a difference in the Pocatello area will soon have a new larger, more modern place to donate lifesaving blood. On May 30, the American Red Cross is set to open its doors at a new blood donation center, located at 4233 Yellowstone Ave., suite 101. The new center is in the Pine Ridge Shopping Center, a newly constructed open-air retail space.
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A dedicated teacher from Salmon has earned a coveted spot in the National STEM Scholar Program. Renae Lewis, of Salmon Junior-Senior High School, is one of only ten middle school teachers nationwide selected for this highly competitive program, recognizing her commitment to making science, technology, engineering, and mathematics come alive for her students.
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Owners of local classic car restoration business ‘Badass Glass’ are trying to get back on their feet after a fire destroyed the company’s body shop.
Jordan Miller, owner of Badass Glass, said his son woke him up in the early hours of May 13 after noticing a fire in the large body shop near their home. Miller called the Pocatello Fire Department, and firefighters extinguished the blaze, but not before the loss of the shop and the tools and vehicles stored inside.
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Biologists with the U.S. National Park Service and U.S. Geological Survey will conduct bear capture operations in Grand Teton National Park and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway from May 24 to October 15. These efforts support ongoing black bear research in Grand Teton National Park and grizzly bear population monitoring across the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The grizzly bear work, carried out by the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team, is to document recovery under the Endangered Species Act.
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The Following is a press release from Teton County School District: TETON COUNTY, Wyo (KIFI) — Teton County School District is pleased to announce the selection of Dr. Scott Crisp as our interim superintendent. Dr. Crisp has worked for TCSD since 1998. He started his career with TCSD in 1998 when he was hired as
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Following a significant move in Nebraska, Idaho is on track to potentially enact restrictions on what can be purchased with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, commonly known as food stamps. On Monday, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brook L. Rollins signed the first-ever waiver to prevent SNAP recipients in Nebraska from using their benefits to buy soda and energy drinks, with the changes set to take effect on January 1, 2026.
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Workers at the Idaho Falls Zoo arrived Friday morning to find a new addition.
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A man with an active felony arrest warrant is in custody following an alleged stalking incident and pursuit on Highway 20, according to a post on the Rexburg Police Department Facebook page..
On Sunday at approximately 5:30 PM, Rexburg police responded to a report from a woman stating that her ex-boyfriend had followed her home from work and was waiting outside her residence.
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Police in Fort Hall are asking for the public’s help locating a known sex offender, 36-year-old Eli Mosho.
Anyone with information about Mosho’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Fort Hall Police Department at (208)238-4000, their local law enforcement agency, or call 911.
Idahoans are heading to the polls tomorrow for the May 20th election, with polls open from 8 AM to 8 PM. Several key local measures are on the ballot, impacting essential services and education.
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In a surprise opportunity for young voices to be heard, the members of Skyline High School’s student government are set to meet with the chair of Idaho’s Senate Education Committee, State Senator David Lent, today, May 19, at 2:40 PM.
The exciting last-minute forum was arranged just this morning and will give students the chance to share their ideas for education innovation in Idaho, according to Skyline staff.
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“Citizen opinion matters a great deal. We appreciate all the residents who took the survey,” said Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper. “Citizen engagement is the gold standard for policymakers when it comes to public decisions, policies and investments. Our goal is a vibrant Idaho Falls, a community that is a great place to live, raise a family, grow a business and build a future. Citizen input and feedback can help us to get it right.”
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The Bannock County Assessor’s Office announced property values may rise around the area after a study by the Idaho State Tax Commission found Bannock County prices fell below market real estate prices.
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The federal government has ended nearly $50 million in grants to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare following President Trump’s directive to eliminate “wasteful spending.”
In a statement to Local News 8, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare spokesperson AJ McWhorter explained that the grants were all part of pandemic-related funding.
“Ongoing programs are not affected by the ending of these grants, and DHW is executing its exit strategies to minimize any disruptions for the one-time pandemic grants,” said McWhorter.
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“Reading is magic, and at the Pocatello Rotary we like to bring some more of that magic to our community,” said Michael Strickland, member of the Pocatello Rotary Club. “Little Free Libraries are great because, in today’s society, so many things cost money––it’s nice to have something that people and children and families can do that doesn’t cost anything.”
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“My run is really a thank you note to Pocatello in some ways,” said Swanson. “It’s always been a driver of mine to be of service and to look for opportunities to give back to the community.”
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The National Park Service (NPS) invites members of the public to participate in three special “walks on the Moon” that will be held in May and June at Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve in southern Idaho.
“Spring is a great time of year to visit Craters of the Moon, with mild temperatures, fewer visitors, and beautiful scenery as remaining snow contrasts with lava and wildflowers bloom,” said Michael Irving, chief of interpretation & education at Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve.
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Idaho’s Attorney General, Raúl Labrador, is issuing a serious warning for parents of young children about a dangerous online sextortion scheme. According to the AG’s office, a criminal network known as “764” is targeting kids through popular apps like Discord, Telegram, and even Roblox.
Labrador says the group is actively targeting children in Idaho.
Continue Reading CNN By Betsy Klein, Katherine Dillinger, Meg Tirrell and Isabelle D’Antonio, CNN (CNN) — Former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with an “aggressive form” of prostate cancer, according to a statement from his personal office Sunday, and it has spread to his bones. “Last week, President Joe Biden was seen for a new finding of
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O’Malley says he does not agree with the way DOGE is handling social security. He says DOGE has cut almost 20% of social security’s staff, which included half of its IT staff.
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The Take It Down Act will make it illegal to publish non-consensual sexual images or videos, including material that’s been edited or AI-generated to make it look like a certain person.
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At least two cars were involved in the crash.
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“Things are definitely getting crazier in the world, that’s for sure. And you never know when a natural disaster might happen that you do need some additional help on.”
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team was called in to help.
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As National Police Week came to a close, local law enforcement agencies gathered together to show their respect for the fallen peace officers of Idaho.
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If you have a home built before the 1980s, there could be lead or asbestos in your walls that could be disturbed and made airborne.
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On Friday, Governor Brad Little and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare submitted a formal request to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for approval to restrict the purchase of junk food using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, commonly known as food stamps.
The move comes after Gov. Little signed House Bill 109 into law in April. According to the USDA, approximately 20% of SNAP purchases overall are spent on sugary beverages and snacks.
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The Fremont County Coroner’s Office has identified the international tourists killed in the Island Park fiery crash. Next of kin have been notified.
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The Friends of Edson Fichter Nature Area are hosting a citizen-science Bioblitz on Saturday, May 17.
During the Bioblitz, participants will catalogue the 40-acre Edson Fichter Nature Area’s plants, birds, and mammals using the iNaturalist smartphone app, which identifies species and records sightings in a worldwide database.
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Custer County Sheriff Levi Maydole has suspended the search for the remains of 47-year-old Patrick Shelton.
The news comes after murder suspect, 70-year-old Alan Bruce, confessed to shooting Shelton and dismembering his body, according to court documents.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – On Friday, May 16, Dutch Bros is hosting its annual Drink One for Dane celebration to raise awareness for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). ALS is a disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, leading to the loss of muscle control. An ALS diagnosis can change every
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The Idaho Transportation Department, in partnership with Union Pacific Railroad, will close highways near several railroad crossings in May.
State Highway 33 from Rexburg to Sage Junction will close Monday through part of Tuesday as needed (May 19-May 20) as Union Pacific Railroad replaces crossings along this route. Motorists can take State Highway 48 to Roberts and Interstate 15 to Sage Junction as an alternative.
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A torrent of online commenters attempted to inform the San Bernardino rapper that the water from Yellowstone’s thermal fissures is not just incredibly hot, but also that walking away from the boardwalk is illegal.
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Pocatello Animal Services will host their annual Low-Cost Rabies Vaccination Clinic on Saturday, May 17.
The clinic will offer rabies vaccines for pets at the low price of $10 per animal. First-time vaccinations last one year, but booster shots lasting three years are available with proof of previous vaccination.
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The 6-week series of classes are on Tuesdays through Saturdays — from 4 pm to 5 pm. Children are taken from a place of zero knowledge, and level up until they can make all sorts of fun games.
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Crime Stoppers has agreed to offer a $500 cash reward for any tips that lead to a successful graffiti related arrest. People can come forward anonymously and still receive the reward.
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On Tuesday, May 13, staff at Grand Teton National Park discovered the bodies of two yearling grizzly bears in a closed area south of Colter Bay.
The bears were found approximately 250 yards apart. Park rangers noted that both carcasses displayed signs of depredation, indicating they may have been attacked by a larger bear.
Continue Reading A judge overseeing the pretrial hearings for Bryan Kohberger, the former criminology grad student accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November 2022, ordered prosecutors and defense attorneys Thursday to preserve records after an apparent leak made its way into a “Dateline NBC” episode last week.
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A dump truck and a semi-truck were declared a total loss after both vehicles erupted in flames on Thursday, May 14, 2025, at Mickelsen Construction near Fort Hall.
The fire broke out around 7 pm, consuming the two large trucks and involved multiple others, according to a post on the Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Office of Emergency Management Facebook page. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
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The new field house will let the school’s students and the community play sports year-round. Since Idaho’s colder months can last a long time, playing and practicing sports can be limited each year.
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An annual Memorial Day weekend tradition for the Portneuf Valley returns for its 21st year. The Idaho Field of Heroes Memorial will begin Friday, May 23, and continue until Memorial Day, May 26, at Century High School’s soccer fields.
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“It’s unfortunate that this bear began regularly seeking out garbage and was able to defeat the park’s bear-resistant infrastructure,” said Yellowstone Bear Management Biologist Kerry Gunther. “We go to great lengths to protect bears and prevent them from becoming conditioned to human food. But occasionally, a bear outsmarts us or overcomes our defenses. When that happens, we sometimes have to remove the bear from the population to protect visitors and property.”
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May 11-17 marks National Women’s Health Week 2025, and this year, healthcare providers across the country are raising awareness for major issues impacting women’s health centered around the theme ‘Caring for Mind and Body’.
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The Marshall Public Library is expanding its resources with a focus on helping children overcome speech impediments.
Thanks to a generous donation from the Stuttering Foundation, the library now offers new books and DVDs aimed at supporting those who stutter.
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“It is so important that we recognize our fallen officers and their families for their sacrifice so the rest of us can live in safety and peace,” said Little in a written statement. “Day in and day out, our law enforcement officers walk from their homes and head to work knowing full well the dangerous situations they could encounter in a typical work day. Their willingness to confront those dangers in their service to our communities and our state deserves our gratitude.”
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Officials in Bear Lake State Park are asking visitors to slow down and respect the land after a black bear was struck and killed on Wednesday.
According to park officials, the bear was discovered on a dirt road near the Cisco Beach area on the Utah side of the park.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation is celebrating early success in wildlife crossing projects developed along the Snake River Bridge and Wyoming State Highway 22.
A local rancher recently spotted a grizzly bear moving through the area near the project, already using the crossing structure despite the ongoing construction in the area, according to WYDOT. The rancher notified WYDOT engineers, who were able to capture the moment on camera as the bear crossed the river to the west side south of the bridge, then used the wildlife bridge to continue north.
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Bryan Kohberger, the man suspected of killing four University of Idaho students, is expected to be in court Thursday for his last pre-trial conference.
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The man accused of killing 47-year-old Patrick Shelton has confessed to shooting him and dismembering his body, according to court documents.
Monday, May 12, sheriff’s deputies arrested 70-year-old Alan Douglas Bruce of Challis on felony charges of murder and destruction of evidence related to Shelton’s disappearance.
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Bonneville County road crews will turn three intersections into 4-way stops.
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US Highway 89 through the Snake River Canyon in western Wyoming is closed due to a deadly accident.
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Police arrested 26-year-old Trevor Jenkins of Bonneville County Tuesday night after he previously eluded officers.
Around 9:20 PM Tuesday, police patrolling the area of Hoopes Avenue and S Woodruff Ave. spotted a green Lexus RX, which they recognized as a vehicle that had eluded an officer days before. After running the license plate, the officers discovered that it was a fictitious plate, according to the Idaho Falls Police Department (IFPD).
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The Union Pacific Railroad will be replacing the railroad crossing on Anderson Street between Holmes Avenue and N. Boulevard in Idaho Falls.
Beginning May 14, Anderson Street from Holmes Avenue to N. Boulevard will be closed to through traffic to complete the work. Business access will remain open through the duration of the project. It’s anticipated that the road will be reopened by 5:00 p.m. May 16.
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Lori Vallow Daybell gets frustrated with an Arizona judge during a pretrial hearing on Wednesday morning.
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The University of Utah Police announced that they have solved a missing person case that started more than 50 years ago.
Douglas Brick, a University of Utah student, left his dorm on October 12, 1973, and was never seen again. Douglas Brick’s family never stopped looking for him.
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Travelers on US-20 in Rexburg should anticipate longer commutes over the next few weeks due to planned lane restrictions and closures by the Idaho Department of Transportation (ITD) for sign installation.
Starting Wednesday, May 14, ITD contractors will begin drilling deep foundations for large overhead signs as the final touches for the Diverging Diamond Interchanges completed last fall. During this work, there will be lane restrictions at exits 332 and 333. Traffic control measures will be in place, and the road will remain fully open whenever possible, according to ITD.
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Patrick Shelton is the man who disappeared near Challis after heading into the mountains to gather firewood and never returned. His death is considered a homicide, but his body has not yet been found.
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The weather today might not feel like summer is on the way, but the city of Ammon is going forward with maintenance on their outdoor swimming pool.
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Pocatello Residents question city’s response to Victor Perez during town hall.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — A fundraiser is being held for the Perez family in honor of their son, Victor, on May 17th. Victor Perez was shot and killed by Pocatello Police on April 5th of this year. Those wishing to participate should bring a car or bike to C&G Sales and Service, located on 3950
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The Idaho Falls Animal Shelter rescued several puppies Wednesday after receiving reports of a group seen in a field at the corner of 17th and Skyline Drive.
A post on the shelter’s Facebook page reported that the shelter was able to recover three of the dogs, but unfortunately, one of them did not survive. The shelter directors are uncertain if they managed to secure all the dogs.
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After three years of success with more than 115 voluntary conservation projects installed statewide by 47 of Idaho’s conservation districts, the Idaho Legislature approved an additional $1 million for the Water Quality Program for Agriculture (WQPA) grant program in fiscal 2026.
Continue Reading The Custer County Sheriff’s Office released the name of the suspect in the homicide investigation of 47-year-old Patrick Shelton.
Alan Douglas Bruce of Challis was arrested May 12, 2025, on felony charges of murder and destruction of evidence related to Shelton’s disappearance, according to the sheriff’s office.
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“Every exhibit we bring in, we bring in because we think it will be interesting and important to the East Idaho community. But this one is truly a big deal – frankly, the biggest we’ve had in more than a decade,” said Muesum of Idaho Executive Director Jeff Carr.
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Rocky Mountain Power representatives cite erosion as a major concern for the Soda Springs area’s Alexander Reservoir, prompting changes to recreational access this summer.
The Alexander Reservoir and connected ‘Soda Development’ hydroelectric dam are owned by Rocky Mountain Power’s parent company, Pacificorp, and representatives say they have been monitoring increased erosion of the reservoir over the past three years.
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Yesterday, five trees in Pioneer Cemetery were blown over by a micro burst. The fall caused damage to the earth and tombstones.
Continue Reading Search and Rescue crews in Custer County are looking for a 47-year-old man who has been missing since last Thursday.
According to the Custer County Sheriff’s Office, 47-year-old Patrick Shelton was last seen May 8, 2025, in the Challis area heading into the mountains to cut firewood. Two days later, he was reported to be overdue in returning.
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The man involved in last night’s Idaho State Police pursuit has been arrested by the IFPD SWAT team.
The wanted man involved has been identified as 40-year-old Idaho Falls resident Lucas James.
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Police in Rexburg are asking for help searching for a missing 11-year-old with a history of mental health concerns.
According to a post on the Rexburg Police Department Facebook page, 11-year-old Christopher was last seen wearing a Roblox shirt, black sweatpants, and bright green shoes. The youth has blue eyes and brown hair with spikes on the front.
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Idaho law enforcement and the Idaho Transportation Department are bracing themselves for the 100 Deadliest Days, marking the most dangerous time to be on Gem State roads.
“Historically, there are more fatalities that happen in that time between Memorial Day and Labor Day than a lot of times the rest of the year,” said Kelly Campbell with the Office of Highway Safety.
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“No one in our community should go hungry,” said Jared Wolfley, President of Bingham Ag Services. “As an agricultural business, ensuring that local families have access to nutritious meals aligns perfectly with our company values. We’re honored to support the incredible work being done by the Community Dinner Table.”
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A semi-truck accident closed down the US-26 westbound lane near Rainey Creek, west of Swan Valley, Monday morning.
According to Idaho State Police, the semi veered off the highway around 4:30 am and hit a tree and the side of a mountain, causing dozens of bottled water containers to spill across the road.
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The driver killed in Friday afternoon’s head-on collision along the Lewisville Highway has been identified.
The driver has been identified as Doris Prine, a 61-year-old resident of Terreton, Idaho. Bonneville County Coroner Shante Sanchez confirmed that Prine’s next of kin has been notified.
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The Pocatello Salvation Army’s box truck has broken down. Now, they are asking for people’s help to buy a new one so they can continue their mission to serve local people.
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Mothers got to visit Yellowstone Bear World for free after buying a regular admission.
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Severe thunderstorms are likely this afternoon in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.
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The funds from this year’s 5K go towards the People in Need Coalition (PINC), a service that provides almost 2,000 free meals each week to those in need.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Two-hundred and forty six (246) teams of soccer players between the ages of 9 and 18 came together in the 4th annual Shoot Out. The event was put on by Idaho Falls Futbol Club. Teams from the respective age groups played soccer. 400 games were planned for the event. “We
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IDAHO FALLS-Officers are investigating a motorcycle crash that happened at about 8:40 p.m. near Lomax & Fanning.
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A broken water main is flooding the street and a nearby mobile home park near N Eden Drive in Idaho Falls.
Continue Reading The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office is reportedly investigating a crash between 97 N and 113 N. The road is currently closed.
There are currently no details available regarding the cause of the crash or any potential injuries. However, photos from the scene depict two overturned vehicles in the front yard of a nearby home. The first vehicle appears to be a red 4×4 Ford pickup, and the second appears to be a sedan.
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On April 30, 26-year-old Israel Garcia was caught in an industrial accident in BYU-Idaho’s Austin Building, which houses the technical and engineering programs on campus.
According to first responders, several students were moving a stack of steel beams. “They were in the process of moving (those) when that stack collapsed,” said Madison County Fire Department Deputy Chief Troyce Miskin.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) and its partners are gearing up for the summer construction season. As several projects get underway on State Highway 22, WYDOT is offering an update on the work being done on the Big Fill landslide at Teton Pass.
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“Thank you to everyone who submitted an application. I’m incredibly proud of our community and inspired by how many people are eager to serve and contribute to the future of Pocatello. Narrowing down the list for interviews was no easy task, as each applicant brought thoughtful ideas and a strong passion for our city,” said Mayor Blad.
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Some families don’t have the luxury to cover the costs of high school sports – That’s where Rigby Free Soccer kicks in.
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“The IFPL Drive-Thru is another step in making library services more convenient and accessible for the community,” said Robert Wright, Idaho Falls Library Director. “We’re excited to see it become part of our patrons’ everyday lives.”
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