The Bannock County Coroner’s Office has identified the driver who died in Thursday’s fatal crash between Fort Hall and Pocatello as 48-year-old Darrin Ralph Moore from Inkom, Idaho.
The driver has been identified as 48-year-old Darrin Ralph Moore of Inkom, Idaho.
On Thursday, April 24, at around 1:55 p.m., Idaho State Police were called to a crash on southbound I-15 at milepost 74.5, north of Pocatello.
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Crews with Idaho Falls Power are looking into a power outage on the south side of the city, which is affecting neighborhoods off Sunnyside Road.
The news comes from a post on the Idaho Falls Power Facebook page.
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Silence fell over the audience as the musicians played the peaceful melodies of songs like “Come, Christians, Join to Sing” and “The Rhythm of Life.”
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Idaho State Police is investigating a single vehicle fatality crash that occurred on Sunday April 27, at 1:30 A.M., on Government Dam Road north of Soda Springs.
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The Idaho Transporation Department is warning drivers about upcoming construction along U.S. 20.
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The entire flower glows, including its roots and leaves. This is made possible through bioluminescence, just like how certain mushrooms glow.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — Lori Vallow Daybell spoke with an Arizona reporter shortly after being found guilty of conspiring to murder her fourth husband Charles Vallow. She reacted to the jury’s verdict. “They receive all this information and then they make up a story that goes along with whatever information that they have,” Vallow
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Over 50 people showed up to ride for Victor Perez on Friday night. Victor is the autistic teen who was shot and killed by Pocatello police earlier this month.
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Exciting news for all local hockey fans! The Idaho Falls Spud Kings won the first game of the Dineen Cup Final in overtime, 1 to 0.
Spud King’s Ronnie Wade scored the game-winning goal in overtime against the Foxboro South Shore Kings.
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The City of Idaho Falls will be closing Anderson Street between Boulevard and Holmes Avenue beginning Saturday, April 26, to allow crews to access and replace a waterline near the intersection of Anderson & Holmes. The closure is part of a critical infrastructure project aimed at ensuring the continued reliability of the city’s water system.
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The Teton Valley Food Pantry has a mission to end hunger in the area, but 89-year-old Jeanenne Green takes that mission even farther, adding smiles to every plate.
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The Pocatello Animal Shelter has temporarily closed its doors. The news comes from a post on the Pocatello Animal Services Facebook page.
According to the post, the closure is due to a recent health concern affecting some of the animals.
“For the health and safety of our animals and the community, our shelter will be temporarily closed to the public effective immediately,” said the post. “This decision comes as we take proactive measures to address a recent health concern affecting some of our residents.”
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April 25 is Arbor Day. Find local ways to celebrate here.
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Pocatello city departments are seeking job candidates for roles ranging from zookeepers to lifeguards, and they are accepting applications at their hiring fair on Friday, April 25.
The annual hiring fair is the city’s largest effort to draw workers to municipal jobs in sanitation, parks and recreation, groundskeeping, and many more, with the event giving people an opportunity to meet city workers and get tours of facilities and equipment.
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The Marshall Public Library is taking a page out of the world of Comic Books in a celebration local superhero and science fiction fans won’t want to miss.
In collaboration with Pocatello’s Captain Bengal’s Comic Cove, the library is participating in the 24th annual Free Comic Book Day on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
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The 2025 Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair, featuring booths and activities all centered around sustainability, will be at Lookout Point on Saturday, April 26.
The annual environmental fair showcases local businesses and government departments’ ongoing efforts to protect the environment and promote community health.
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According to medical experts at Southeastern Idaho Public Health, slap cheek is a mild sickness. It’s caused by the parvovirus B19, and is rarely serious. It’s signaled by a bright red rash or “slapped cheek” look of the face.
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health and the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) are partnering to pick up unused medications across the area for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 26.
At select locations, public health officials and police will collect any unused prescription or over-the-counter medications, veterinary medications, and vape pens and cartridges to be safely disposed of and to prevent misuse.
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It’s been 11 years since the last Big Sky Handbell Festival happened in Idaho Falls, and now, it’s coming back.
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Ammon dedicated a baseball field in memory of Tyce John who lost his battle with heart disease in February. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, the field was renamed in his honor.
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The Las Vegas Raiders selected Boise State star Ashton Jeanty as the number six overall pick in this year’s NFL Draft.
Continue Reading The Idaho Transportation Department is reporting multiple crashes along I-15 between Fort Hall and Pocatello. All southbound lanes of traffic have been blocked, according to ITD.
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Bryan Kohberger’s recent autism diagnosis will not affect the prosecutor’s decision to seek the death penalty if he is convicted in his upcoming quadruple murder trial.
In a new ruling Thursday, Steven Hippler ruled that the state of Idaho can pursue the death penalty against Bryan Kohberger despite his autism diagnosis.
Bryan Kohberger has been charged in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho Students, Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Ethan Chapin, and Xana Kernodle, at an off-campus home in Moscow, Idaho, on Nov. 13, 2022.
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“This is a bigger project than Habitat Idaho Falls has ever done, so we have to ramp up all aspects of our organization, which includes fundraising and grant writing,” said Karen Lansing, Habitat for Humanity Executive Director.
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Members of the Bingham County Republican Central Committee (BCRCC) will not have to pay attorney fees to the state GOP after a lengthy lawsuit between the two groups.
In an order published April 23 by Judge Darren Simpson, the Bingham group’s Motion to Dissallow was granted, meaning each party shall bear its own attorney fees and costs.
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Irving Middle School in Pocatello is celebrating a major milestone, an entire century of serving students.
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Visitors are excited to see over 90 different animal species.
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As of Wednesday morning, Parts of Rexburg remain under a boil order after a waterline on 2nd E ruptured over the weekend.
Crews worked overnight to restore water pressure and place a temporary fix on Tuesday. However, according to the City of Rexburg, a larger issue was discovered while attempting to fix the line. This issue created the need for an urgent repair, says the city.
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The Westside Players are racing against time this season to raise enough money for much-needed repairs to their 90-year-old theater, the Warehouse.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) will be holding an open house event at the new Special Housing Unit (SHU) addition to the Bonneville County Jail April 25th and 26th from 10am to 2pm each day.
“With the finishing touches nearing completion, the Sheriff’s Office team wanted to provide an opportunity for our community to tour the facility and learn more about how the jail serves our area.”
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — The Idaho Department of Education is hosting a series of educator career fairs throughout the state, and they were in Idaho Falls Wednesday night. People from the department were on hand to answer applicant questions about certifications and among other requirements. School Principal Bryan Jensen said it was nice to meet with applicants and help them learn about
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Preschool students in Pocatello got to boogie on the dance floor today in brand new footwear courtesy of some of the city’s bravest men and women.
The Pocatello Fire Department hosted their annual ‘Sock Hop’ event at Head Start Preschool. Firefighters outfitted each of the 156 students in brand new socks donated by the Pocatello Firefighters’ Union.
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A California man is now in custody after allegedly attempting to rob a shop in Shelley and firing multiple shots at responding officers, according to the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office. The incident was resolved without injury to law enforcement, the suspect, or area residents.
27-year-old Luke Thomas Herzberger of California has been charged with 2 counts of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon Enhancement.
According to a press release from the Bingham County Sheriff, Jeff Gardner, dispatch received a call at around 1 AM of a possible burglary in progress at a shop near 1150 E and 1300 N. The caller reported seeing a man who had run off and also told dispatch they had heard gunshots shortly after.
Upon their arrival, responding deputies and officers with the Shelly Police Department heard multiple gunshots and a bullet struck a police vehicle, according to the release.
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Many law enforcement agencies travel out of state to order new cars, but the Madison County Sheriff’s Office is excited that its big expense went back into its community. All their new cars came from Taylor Chevrolet in Rexburg.
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Neighbors on Joan Ave in Idaho Falls noticed a dark plume of smoke rising from the area around 1:15 PM on Wednesday.
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Saturday, April 26, Idaho Falls volunteers are marking the world’s longest-running annual youth service event. This year, JustServe Idaho Falls is encouraging youth to assemble hygiene kits for local people in need, in commemoration of Global Youth Service Day.
Starting Wednesday, April 23, volunteers will be gathering donations at the Idaho Falls humanitarian center. The community is invited to donate items leading up to April 26.
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Employees of the Simplot Don Plant took to their two-mile stretch of adopted Highway 30 on Wednesday to pick up trash in recognition of Earth Day.
Simplot adopted the stretch of road near the plant in 2005, and, since then, employee volunteers have tidied litter from the sides of the highway twice a year on dates scheduled near Earth Day in the spring and National Pollution Prevention Week in the fall.
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Local law enforcement agencies and health departments are collaborating to allow individuals to anonymously drop off unused medications. On Saturday, April 26, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and its state and local partners will hold National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
The DEA began the initiative in 2010 to provide easy, anonymous opportunities to remove medicines in the home that are highly susceptible to misuse and theft.
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Luca Stricagnoli is an Italian guitarist known for his unique style and one-of-a-kind triple-neck guitar.
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It’s official. BYU-Idaho is requiring an age cap for its approved student housing. Students 26 years and older are no longer eligible to live in student-approved housing complexes and will now be required to live in community housing.
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An officer with the Rigby Police Department was patrolling traffic along highway 20 when a driver in a white SUV, later identified as Kerry L Lira, sped past, traveling 83 miles per hour in a 70 mph zone.
According to Rigby PD, the officer activated his patrol vehicle’s emergency lights, but the SUV accelerated to 130 mph and turned west on Menan Lorenzo Hwy, then south on 4100 E.
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Emergency responders are reporting damage to a “very large gas line” in the area of S 2nd E and the Crestview Subdivision in Rexburg.
“The immediate area at risk has been evacuated,” writes the Rexburg Police Department on its Facebook page. “We are asking residents within the subdivision to stay inside your (their) home.”
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The jury has reached a verdict in Lori Vallow Daybell’s Arizona murder conspiracy trial.
Vallow-Daybell is representing herself in court. She has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder related to the death of her fourth husband, Charles Vallow.
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Local golfing enthusiasts are saying goodbye to the man known as the face of Idaho Falls golf. After 46 years with the city of Idaho Falls, golf pro Tim Reinke is retiring.
The 65-year-old joined the city in 1979 before he was promoted to the head golf pro of Pinecrest Golf Course in 1984. He became the manager of golf operations for all 3 city courses in 2014.
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Tuesday, the governor issued a new executive order, the “Make Forests Healthy Again Act,” directing the Idaho Department of Lands to expand its partnership with the U.S. Forest Service to increase management activities and reduce fire risk in Idaho’s federally managed national forests.
“For too long, millions of acres of national forests in Idaho have remained totally untouched, creating a tinderbox of fuel that threatens communities, air quality, and the environment,” Governor Little said in a written statement highlighting the order. “The State of Idaho has led the country in standing up programs to help our federal partners increase the pace and scale of active management on federal ground.”
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School district board members have proposed the idea of relocating the Praxium Mastery Academy to the Ammon Elementary School building, due to the overwhelming popularity and success of the program.
The academy is currently held in an auxiliary building near Rocky Mountain Middle School.
Superintendent Scott Woolstenhulme says many students at the academy have expressed the desire to continue on in the program into High School, but have been unable to due to space limitations. If the students were allowed to continue in the program from 7th to 12th grade, the district estimates a maximum enrollment of 450-500 students.
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Saturday, May 3, children and families throughout Southeast Idaho are invited to take part in the world’s longest-running annual youth service event.
In partnership with the Idaho Transportation Department and Madison, Jefferson, and Fremont Counties, the global service organization JustServe is organizing a large-scale highway clean-up project for the first Saturday in May. The project celebrates the 37th Global Youth Service Day.
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The Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) warns people to watch for any invasive species that may be hitchhiking on watercraft this spring.
Cole Morrison, section manager of ISDA’s invasive species, noxious weeds, and grasshopper/Mormon crickets division, said aquatic invasive species are often brought in on boats coming into Idaho’s waters from out of state.
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The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) awarded JR Simplot Company the ‘Adopt-A-Highway Group of the Year Award for Southeast Idaho’ on Friday, in recognition of the company’s hard work keeping their stretch of adopted road clean.
In 2005, Simplot adopted a two-mile stretch of US Highway 30, and, since then, employee volunteers have picked up trash twice a year and average about 1,600 pounds of litter cleaned up annually.
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Two people were injured in a two-car accident on Monday night near the intersection of Ammon Road and Woodside Drive.
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64 lucky local high schoolers have been selected to receive a portion of $32,000 in scholarships as recipients of the 2025 Bingham County Mayors Scholarship.
All scholarships will be awarded at the annual Bingham County Mayors Scholarship Awards Gala, scheduled for Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at 6:00 pm at Aberdeen High School, 268 S 4th St W in Aberdeen. The recipients were chosen by the Bingham County Mayors Scholarship Selection Committee out of 74 applicants.
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At around 2:25 AM on April 21, the Teton County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of shots fired near downtown Victor. The deputies determined that a Jeep and a Subaru had left the area together, the shots coming from the Subaru, according to the Sheriff’s office.
Deputies located the Subaru in Driggs, where they ultimately arrested the passenger, Jose Facio Garcia, for Attempted Assault and Carrying a Concealed Weapon while under the influence.
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“This meeting today means a collaboration in the efforts to try to save our environment, protect out environment, protect our cultural sites.”
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Members of the Idaho Falls Police Department are urging drivers to make safe and responsible choices when driving, after officers responded to two “serious accidents” over the weekend.
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“Thousands of Idaho Catholics and people of all faiths are mourning the passing of Pope Francis, a true servant of God. Teresa and I join many, many others in honoring his life and legacy of service to Christ and others,” Governor Brad Little said.
Continue Reading Lori Vallow Daybell’s Arizona murder conspiracy trial is heading into the final stretch. Vallow-Daybell is expected to rest her case Monday without calling a single witness, at which point both sides will begin closing arguments.
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“Spring burning offers the opportunity to take advantage of snowdrifts and high ground moistures which help to limit fire spread,” said Ryan Baum, South Fork Zone Fuels Assistant Fire Management Officer. “Our overall goal is to reduce the amount of hazardous vegetation and stimulate aspen regeneration to improve wildlife habitat.”
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“Travelers, workers, and their loved ones all benefit when drivers reduce crash risks by driving slower and staying alert for traffic cones and guiding signage.”
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Madison School District reported that classes at Madison High School will be canceled on Monday, April 21, 2025, due to a gas leak.
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REAL ID is required for all commercial flying on May 7th. What you need to know to get a star card.
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Visitors will get a taste of design and culture throughout over a hundred years of Idaho history.
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The following is a press release from the Idaho State Police: BANNOCK COUNTY, ID (KIFI) – Idaho State Police is investigating a three-vehicle crash which occurred on Saturday, April 19, 2025, at 7:37 AM, northbound Interstate 15 at mile marker 77, north of Pocatello. The Idaho State Police was in the process of clearing a
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“It’s a great opportunity. We come, we get some really cool experiences with the animals, go to places you shouldn’t go or feel like you shouldn’t be going and get kind of a backstage pass to the zoo.”
Continue Reading By Lauren del Valle and Jean Casarez, CNN (CNN) — Bryan Kohberger’s legal team won’t be able to tell a jury in his upcoming death penalty trial about his autism diagnosis unless he takes the stand in his own defense, a judge ruled Friday. Kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of
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A crash is blocking both southbound lanes of I-15 at milepost 94, just south of the Snake River Bridge outside of Blackfoot.
Traffic will be diverted off at Exit 108, according to the Idaho Transportation Department. Drivers are being told to expect delays and consider an alternate route.
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The park will continue to open through May with the east entrance opening May 2, the south entrance opening May 9, and the Dunraven Pass opening May 23.
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The Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) and regional health officials are investigating five confirmed cases of measles in Gallatin County, Montana. All five cases involve adults or children who are either unvaccinated or whose vaccine status is unknown.
“While it is unfortunate to have cases of measles after 35 years of disease inactivity in Montana, we have been working diligently with our local partners to prepare,” said DPHHS Public Health Physician, Dr. Maggie Cook-Shimanek.
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Contractors will be in the intersection of Anderson and Holmes Avenue beginning Monday April 21 as they work on a waterline improvement project.
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While many people may have spoken with a dispatcher once or twice in their lives, most likely, you’ve never actually met one.
From April 14 to 18, law enforcement and communities across the nation recognize the unsung heroes behind 911 during National Dispatchers Week.
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Runners around the world are lacing up their shoes, preparing for the 129th annual Boston marathon, among the 30,000 athletes, is father-daughter duo Rand Watson and Jessi Murdock.
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The Bureau of Land Management is seeking input on proposed geothermal leasing of one parcel totaling approximately 3,740 acres in Bonneville County. This public feedback period ends May 5, 2025. Leasing of these parcels will allow a lessee to explore the potential for future geothermal development.
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“This is a real example of why calling 911 when it’s not an emergency could lead to potentially tragic consequences,” said Idaho Falls Fire Department Battalion Chief Rob Hall. “Had the unfounded 911 call came in even two minutes later, critical resources needed to respond to this real house fire would’ve been unavailable on the other side of town.”
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Tonight at 8pm, the Bonneville County courthouse will set the stage for the moments that ignited our country’s fight for freedom. Around midnight on April 18-19th 1775 Paul Revere undertook a perilous midnight ride to warn Samuel Adams and John Hancock of the impending British troop movements, a pivotal moment that
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The Pocatello Animal Services Department and Friends of the Pocatello Animal Shelter will host the 28th annual ‘Run with the Big Dogs’ marathon event on Saturday, April 19.
The event will have a 2k walk/run and 5k run available for people (and their pets) along with vendors, raffle prizes, a silent auction, splash pools for dogs, and refreshments for participants and dogs.
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Samantha Carrell, of Pocatello, is one of 88 youth ambassadors from the USA chosen to represent the nation at the 2025 Osaka World Expo in Japan this summer.
“Each country gets to show off some of their culture, some of the cool things they’re doing in science, in the arts,” said Carrell. “Then people get to interact both with those exhibits and with each other. So it’s a really great chance for connection, for kind of meeting people from all over the world.”
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Water circus is coming to Grand Teton Mall April 18-21.
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“We remain dedicated to creating a vibrant destination that honors our history while building opportunities for future generations,” said Chairman Lee Juan Tendoy. “This project will have a lasting and positive impact for our people and for the broader community.”
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A 26-year-old man from Jackson is now in custody after a high-speed vehicle chase, Thursday.
The driver was responsible for multiple vehicle collisions, according to a post on the Jackson Police Department’s Facebook page. Law enforcement is seeking video footage, information, or reports of other collisions.
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These fake documents list charges and consequences the victims could face for missing these nonexistent hearings.
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The Idaho Falls Zoo at Tautphaus Park’s lion, Hondo, is heading to a zoo in Pittsburgh as part of a nationwide breeding program to preserve animal populations.
The Idaho Falls Zoo is part of a ‘species-specific program’ connecting them to breeding programs at zoos around North America and Europe, and because of Hondo’s strong genes, the lion will be sent to breed with two lionesses on the East Coast.
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March 14-18 marks National Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, and the Rexburg police department is honoring their Animal Control Officer.
Leaders at the Rexburg police department visited their officers at the shelter to deliver cookies and other sweets to express their appreciation for them.
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Holy Spirit Catholic School invites the community to their annual K-5 student Easter play on April 25.
“When you watch children presenting this play, it gives you hope,” said Margie Gabiola, principal of Holy Spirit Catholic School. “When you see the kids that are playing the disciples and playing Mary and Jesus, you’re filled with this hope, and it’s the best story ever–the story doesn’t end with Jesus dying, the story is that he’s resurrected.”
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Mayor Brian Blad is providing updates on the case of the police shooting that led to the death of 17-year-old Victor Perez of Pocatello.
The move comes after a prominent California-based civil rights firm, known for representing Rodney King in his case against Los Angeles Police officers, filed a wrongful death and civil rights violation claim against the city on behalf of the family of Victor Perez.
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72-year-old Bruce Hauber of American Falls is sentenced to 5 years of probation for stealing over $129,000 from the American Falls Housing Authority (AFHA). The news comes from the Acting U.S. Attorney Justin Whatcott.
Between 2019 and 2023, Hauber was responsible for paying bills, managing rent, and handling the authority’s bank accounts.
But instead of sticking to official business, prosecutors say Hauber started using AFHA credit cards for personal purchases. According to court records, Hauber used the cards to pay for meals, airplane tickets, utilities for his home, medical expenses, and purchases at retailers.
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Fremont County emergency responders have responded to an alarming number of wildfires since the beginning of the month.
In total, there have been 24 wildfires in Fremont County since April 1. Four of them alone happened on the same day, April 15.
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With egg prices still on the rise, we’re trying 3 alternatives to Easter eggs.
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Prosecutors may be able to rest their case today as the court enters the seventh day of Lori Vallow Daybell’s second murder trial on Wednesday.
The state has called a total of 18 witnesses in the trial so far, and less than a handful remain to be called.
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If you do owe money, financial experts suggest that you take immediate action, and late filing penalties can be expected.
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The Rexburg Soup Kitchen has been open for just over three weeks, and organizers say it is already benefiting more people than expected.
The organization is serving 100 meals on average to people in need each week.
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Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad is now accepting applications to fill the vacancy in City Council Seat #4. The move comes after Pocatello City Council Member Josh Mansfield resigned to attend law school at Brigham Young University.
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20-year-old Gabriel Perkins pleaded guilty Wednesday to Voluntary Manslaughter in the death of Alex Barber and Aggravated Battery in the shooting of an Idaho Falls man at the Compass Academy in Idaho Falls, in February 2024.
Under a plea agreement, the parties will recommend that Perkins face up to 40 years in prison, according to Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 (PCSD 25) is pleased to announce the selection of Brandon Jackson as the new Athletic Director of Pocatello High School, effective July 1, 2025. He will succeed Robert Parker, who is retiring on June 30 after nearly twenty-three years of dedicated service to the district.
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Only a day after the funeral of the disabled 17-year-old shot by Pocatello Police officers, a major civil rights firm, Burris Nisenbaum Curry & Lacy (BNCL), has filed a wrongful death and civil rights violation claim against the city of Pocatello on behalf of the family of Victor Perez.
“The family wanted the police to help their son, not kill him,” said John Burris, an attorney with 40-plus years of representing victims of police abuse, including representing Rodney King in his case against Los Angeles Police officers. “The officers’ conduct shocks the conscience of all families needing assistance with developmentally disabled kids.”
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“American looks forward to welcoming customers on our new service between Idaho Falls Regional Airport and our Chicago O’Hare hub,” said Joe Hughes, Managing Director, Government Affairs at American. “This new flight will offer customers convenient access to all that Chicago has to offer and shorter travel times with American to destinations like New York, Washington, D.C., and global cities such as London and Barcelona.”
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11 Idaho defendants have been convicted on federal drug trafficking charges after attempting to distribute large amounts of fentanyl in southern Idaho, according to a release by Acting U.S. Attorney Justin Whatcott.
According to court documents, the group had recruited recent parolees during their time in prison in a conspiracy to traffic fentanyl from the United States/Mexico border to distribute in Idaho.
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Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center (EIRMC) is serving the community all month long in a variety of ways.
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The family of Victor Perez, the disabled teen shot by Pocatello Police officers, has announced that his funeral services will be held on Tuesday, April 15.
Services will begin at 3 PM at the Cornelson Funeral Home at 431 N 15th Ave. Pocatello, Idaho 83201. Victor’s family says the funeral is open for all to attend.
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ZZ Top will be making a stop at The Port (Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre) of Pocatello, Thursday, August 14.
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Emergency crews are responding to a large brush fire burning near the Warm River Campground off Highway 47, according to a post on the Fremont County Sheriff’s Facebook page.
Sheriff’s deputies are asking people to avoid the area so “responders can work safely and get it extinguished.”
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Dust off your boots and tighten your cinch—because the Eastern Idaho State Fair is back and this year’s theme is a full-blown invitation to Saddle Up! From August 29 to September 6, 2025, fairgoers are in for nine rip-roarin’ days of entertainment, food, and fun that’ll have you hollerin’ “yee-haw!” all the way home.
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