Idaho drivers may be familiar with the flashing red and blue lights.
But, the familiar pattern will soon be a thing of the past as Idaho State Troopers are changing the light patterns on their patrol cars. Their goal is to help drivers get a better sense of knowing when it’s time to pull over, move over, or slow down with better visibility of patrol cars.
Wednesday marked a new start for Highland High School, as students and Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 staff officially broke ground on their new building. The reconstruction comes after a fire in April 2023 tragically tore through the school, destroying the gym, cafeteria, and music department.
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According to the report, Houghton told investigators neither he nor Brown saw the power lines that spanned across the frozen reservoir until it was too late. The pilot attempted to “dive underneath” the power lines; However, the report indicates that the main rotor blades struck the lines and the helicopter collided with the frozen reservoir.
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Governor Brad Little announced today the Idaho Board of Correction appointed Bree Derrick to serve as director of the Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC) as longtime director Josh Tewalt departs the agency for a job in the private sector.
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BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) – A regional advocacy group is once again threatening to sue the state of Idaho if a bill intended to crack down on illegal immigration is signed into law. The amended House Bill 83 passed the Idaho House without debate in a 61-9 vote Wednesday, after passing the Senate Tuesday, March 11.
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Over 30 local and national employers packed into the American Falls High School gym Wednesday for the first career fair under new event organizer Andrea Clinger.
Clinger is the new Community School Coordinator for American Falls High School, and she said the fair fulfills the school’s mission to help students achieve a productive future.
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“Being a police officer gives you an opportunity to make a positive difference in people’s lives and in the world,” said Idaho Falls Police Chief Bryce Johnson. “Idaho Falls Police Officers get to have a great career making an impact every day, all while serving in a great community.”
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A bill designed to protect journalists’ confidential sources has passed the Idaho House and Senate with bipartisan support. The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Barbra Ehardt, R-Idaho Falls, stated that the legislation would prevent reporters from being forced to disclose their sources, except in situations involving imminent physical harm or national security concerns.
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Senate Bill 1101 passed the Idaho Senate and House with wide support on both sides of the aisle. The bill outlines the duties, responsibilities, and roles in a death investigation and how coroners will work with law enforcement.
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A 69-year-old man, Donnie Lee Winn of Bonneville County, is now in custody after allegedly trying to strangle a woman, according to the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO).
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Ririe Elementary School will be closed for two days on Wednesday, March 19, and Thursday, March 20, to allow maintenance crews time to repair the school’s heater boiler.
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An engine and wildland firefighters from the Salmon-Challis National Forest responded to a grass fire over the weekend and declared it out the same day. The 1.19-acre fire along the Salmon River Road #030 had been caused by a campfire, according to a post on the Salmon-Challis National Forest Facebook page.
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The Idaho Sheriffs Association has partnered with several Idaho counties to improve Idaho Sheriff Connect.
The app has been available for about 5 months, but developers have additional ideas for improvements.
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An Idaho Senate bill is creating controversy as critics say the legislation unfairly targets the state’s most vulnerable.
The proposed legislation would ban unauthorized camping on public property and require cities to enforce the law.
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Monday, the Idaho House voted to unanimously pass a bill that would allow death penalty sentences for adults convicted of sexually abusing children ages 12 and younger.
The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Bruce Skaug, R-Nampa,says House Bill 380 is intended to amend existing law defining “aggravated rape” beyond “lewd and lascivious conduct” and to create harsher punishments for adults convicted of the most heinous of those crimes involving young children.
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Construction started Monday, March 17th to widen Ammon Road on 35th East from Lincoln Road to Highway 26.
Bonneville County Road and Bridge are adding a new center lane to the roadway.
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The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho (TAM) is inviting area art lovers and collectors to a “one-of-a-kind art buying experience.” TAM will host their first ever “Off-the-Wall-Art-Sale March 28-29.
“Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a first-time buyer, this is your chance to own something truly special while supporting the local arts community,” write TAM directors.
A 67-year-old man from Pocatello, Steven Greenleaf Blodgett, has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for trafficking methamphetamine. Chief Judge David C. Nye issued the sentence on March 17, 2025, which will be followed by five years of supervised release.
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Governor Brad Little was joined by Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield and state lawmakers Monday as he signed Senate Bill 1069 appropriating an additional $5 million in ongoing funding to support literacy in public schools.
Senate Bill 1069 amended the Idaho Code to expand opportunities and professional training for all Kindergarten through third-grade teachers through the Idaho SMART program (Striving to Meet Achievement in Reading Together). The bill allocates an additional $5 million in ongoing funding to support literacy in public schools.
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Senator Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, joined Local News 8’s Kailey Galaviz Tuesday to discuss the issues affecting people in his home state.
The U.S. Senator touched on his legislative priorities for 2025, how the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs could affect Idahoans and Idaho industries, and struggles facing Idaho farmers.
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The City of Idaho Falls’ ongoing efforts to reduce energy consumption have been recognized with the Idaho Award for Leadership in Energy Efficiency. The award honors the city’s commitment to reducing energy consumption and lowering costs for local taxpayers through energy-efficient lighting upgrades. In 2023 alone, Idaho Falls Power’s energy efficiency projects in the City of Idaho Falls saved over 711,267 kilowatt-hours (kWh) across 11 city-owned facilities, cutting energy use and reducing taxpayer costs by more than $50,000 annually.
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The ‘Snakes of Idaho’ lecture, hosted by the Idaho Museum of Natural History, will feature Dr. Charles (Chuck) Peterson’s comprehensive exhibit promoting “the appreciation and conservation of Idaho’s native snakes”.
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Bannock County leaders have drafted the ‘Comprehensive Plan 2040’, which gives guidelines for future growth and economic development in the area over the next 20 years and could be adopted as early as next week.
The Comprehensive Plan 2040 features five chapters focused on topics including ‘community development’, ‘economic growth’, and ‘outdoor adventure’ as well as specific goals for improvement in each area.
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Omaha-based alternative rock band 311 is hitting the road with the return of their Unity Tour in 2025.
Kicking off on June 20 in Atlantic City, NJ, the band will make a stop at The Port (Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre), August 16 bringing the bands signature fusion of rock, reggae, and funk. Joining them on their nationwide tour will be direct support from Badflower, with Sitting on Saturn opening the show as the first of three acts.
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New car smell, meet new dealership smell, at least at Young Mazda in Idaho Falls. Young Mazda has opened a new dealership building at the intersection of Sunnyside and Pioneer Rd. “We moved our location to Sunnyside,” said Rachel Russell, Service Manager at Young Mazda Idaho Falls. “We’re just happy to be here and serve
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Boise State is one of 45 universities across the nation currently under investigation for allegedly engaging in discriminatory practices in the admission of applicants to their graduate programs.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) opened investigations into the universities under Title VI, following a February 14 Dear Colleague Letter that reinforced the obligation to end racial preferences in education. This comes amid allegations that these institutions violated Title VI by partnering with “The Ph.D. Project,” which allegedly restricts eligibility based on race.
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As the Saint Patrick’s Day festivities continue, local law enforcement is reminding Idahoans celebrating to make plans now for a sober ride home. According to Sgt. Bryan Lovell of the Bonneville County Sheriff’s office, their deputies have already made at least 4 DUI arrests in the weekend leading up to the holiday.
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The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is warning Idahoans about a phishing scam involving fraudulent text messages that claim recipients owe toll fines. These messages are not legitimate and should be ignored.
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The herd was spotted on the west side of I-15 between Blackfoot and Fort Hall, according to a post on the Fort Hall Police Facebook page. They’re asking travelers to “drive with caution” as the herd could migrate through the area.
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“It’s the largest fundraiser that we have,” said Daniel Moore, interim director of annual giving at ISU. “…a lot of people doing a little bit can go a long way, and that’s the idea behind Bengal Giving Day.”
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Another major country star is making his way to the Mountain America Center as the venue continues to add on to its Summer Lineup. Lyle Lovett and his Large Band are coming to Idaho Falls on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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Saturday, Rexburg Police responded to a traffic complaint of a potentially intoxicated driver near a local business. According to the caller, the driver had stopped in the business’s handicapped parking lot and was slumped over the steering wheel.
Rexburg Police said their officers conducted a probable cause search of the suspect vehicle where they found several prescription pills, a glass smoking pipe, and methamphetamine along with a large sum of cash.
A 33-year-old man was arrested Sunday night after Sheriff’s Deputies reportedly pulled him over for drunk driving after he was seen racing near 1st St. and Woodruff Ave. During booking, sheriff’s deputies say they also found Methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in the man’s wallet.
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The Shelley Fire Department said they were called to a shop fire around 10:45 p.m. on Sunday, March 16, on the 700 block of 1550 North.
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Fish and Game’s Strategic Plan, also called ‘The Compass’, was last updated in 2015, and sets the standard for Fish and Game strategies and tactics they use to meet their mission to, “Preserve, Protect, Perpetuate and Manage all of Idaho’s wildlife.”
“This is not necessarily a specific strategy, but more of a broad strategy–a roadmap, so to speak–that helps us achieve our mission and incorporates a variety of priorities, large priorities, that we’re trying to accomplish,” said Jennifer Jackson, regional communications manager for Fish and Game’s Southeast Region.
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a fire involving a camper trailer Monday morning.
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Conde recommends driving carefully through standing water because potholes might be hiding under the surface.
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Events like these help the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission provide thousands of resources to the homeless.
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Open house visitors got a glimpse at the training volunteer firefighters and EMTs go through.
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WYDOT and Clean Harbors Environmental Services will start clean-up operations in the westbound Interstate 80 tunnel near Green River on Monday, March 17. The work involves removing concrete, debris, and contaminants like soot and oil.
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A Bingham County man could face up to seven years in prison for a felony conviction after being found in possession of methamphetamine during a Shelley traffic stop.
According to Bingham County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Andrew Hart, Cristian J. Salgado was found guilty and convicted of Possession of Methamphetamine in a one-day jury trial on March 14, 2025.
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Sheridan College in Wyoming is inviting Idaho students to enroll by dropping their out-of-state tuition fees.
In-state tuition will be offered to Idaho students starting in Fall 2025.
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House Bill 234 aims to reduce state regulations for childcare facilities. The most controversial change would allow these centers to establish their own staff-to-child ratios.
According to current Idaho law, the state mandates one staff member for a specific number of children, determined by a formula based on the ages of the children in a provider’s care.
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The College of Eastern Idaho is announcing the official state approval of its peace officer standards and training, also known as the POST program.
Idaho Falls law enforcement used to have to travel to Boise or Pocatello to do their training.
Now, with this new state approval, they can train in Idaho Falls.
“As the weather first breaks, some of the first flowers that you can set out are pansies and violas.”
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The 26th annual ‘Feeding the 5,000 Families’ food drive starts Saturday, March 15, with a concert at the Central Christian Church in Pocatello.
Following the concert, local churches will collect food and monetary donations for the Idaho Food Bank until May 5.
“The library isn’t just about books; it’s about a community center,” said Kimberly Carlino, technology coordinator for the Friends of the Marshall Public Library board. “By supporting the library, you’re really just supporting the community.”
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The Idaho Falls Regional Airport is warning travelers to be on the look out for scammers and fraudulent websites pretending to issue E-visas or Electronic Travel Authorization. In a post on Facebook, the airport says they’ve noticed an uptick in travelers who think they have obtained legitimate travel documents for their international journey; unfortunately, those travelers found themselves losing money and unable to travel to their destination.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible small businesses and nonprofit organizations in Idaho that they can still apply for low-interest federal disaster loans until April 14, 2025, due to economic losses from the Teton Pass landslide on June 8, 2024.
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“The United States Department of Justice is committed to eliminating the threat posed by Mexican drug cartels and their distribution of narcotics in Idaho.” Acting U.S. Attorney Whatcott said. “Along with our federal, state, and local law enforcement partners, we will continue to hold them accountable for bringing poisonous drugs into our state.”
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By Paul LeBlanc, CNN (CNN) — Alan Simpson, a longtime Republican senator from Wyoming who championed bipartisan solutions and steadfastly advocated for a moderate blend of conservatism, has died. He was 93. Simpson died early Friday after struggling to recover from a broken hip in December, according to a statement from his family and the
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HB-378 requires state legislators to report travel destinations, the purpose of the travel, and what entity paid for them to travel outside the state within 30 days. Members of the Idaho House and Senate will be fined $25 a day for each day they delay reporting the travel expenses after the initial 30 days.
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The Idaho House has passed a bill that will add more seats to train medical doctors.
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BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) – Governor Brad Little has signed a bill increasing the grocery tax credit from $120 to $155 per person and removing the increased rate for seniors. Little signed House Bill 231 Thursday morning a week after the bill passed the Senate 30 to 3. Governor Little released the following statement regarding HB
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The following is a press release from Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25: POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Exciting things are happening at Highland High School! The Pocatello/Chubbuck School District is proud to announce the next major step in rebuilding Highland High School, with construction set to begin on March 17. To commemorate this milestone, the district will host a groundbreaking
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On Wednesday, Governor Brad Little signed into law House Bill 37, adopting the firing squad as Idaho’s primary method of execution.
The law will apply to executions carried out on or after July 1, 2026.
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The Mountain America Center has already become a staple of the eastern Idaho community after only being open a few years.
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Devils Tower National Monument, a significant landmark in Wyoming and a staple of the National Park Service (NPS), is implementing a major change in its operating hours. Starting Thursday, March 13, 2025, the monument will no longer be open to visitors after hours. Devils Tower is often considered an essential stop for travelers as they make their way through the northeast corner of Wyoming toward Yellowstone’s northeast entrance.
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“We received so much feedback from our local skateboarders about the four designs presented. I think we’ve found the perfect balance to give everyone something they really wanted in this design,” said Anne Butler, Parks and Recreation Director.
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The Bengal Success Center will act as a one-stop shop for the university’s academic support programs by housing 14 services in one office area.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report 222 measles cases across 12 states as of March 6, and local public health providers are urging people to check their vaccination records and get up to date on immunizations.
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“At My World Discovery Museum, we’re very hands-on and STEM-focused,” said Melody Daniels, executive director of My World Discovery Museum. “They were able to take what ordinarily would just be a cute little ‘play with a puppy and play pretend with it,’ and they took it to the next level–adding in those STEM components that made it way more engaging.”
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Every great musician starts somewhere and for some within the East Idaho area, the Idaho Falls Music Club is a supportive starting point.
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The Bonneville Joint School District 93 has selected Tyler Mills, former Assistant Principal, as the next Principal of Hillcrest High School.
“I am incredibly honored and blessed by this opportunity. Hillcrest holds a special place in my heart—I love our students, our staff, and our community. I’ve been fortunate to work with amazing mentors throughout my career, and I am excited to continue serving Hillcrest in this new capacity. This is one of the greatest joys of my life, and I look forward to the journey ahead,” said Mills.
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A car nearly plowed through a home in Ammon Wednesday night on Falcon Street.
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The Madison County Emergency Management Agency is warning of potential flooding caused by snowmelt on the Rexburg Bench. The agency is reporting that the snowmelt has resulted in water running down the Bench, potentially affecting areas near “34000 South to 5000 South, East of the Archer Highway.”
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Jackson Hole High School Fine Arts Teacher Collin Binko is being honored for his contribution to education. During a schoolwide assembly celebrating the high school’s positive student outcomes, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder and Milken Educator Awards Vice President Jennifer Fuller presented Binko with the Milken Educator Award for Wyoming.
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Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 (PCSD 25) has announced new administrative appointments:
Heidi Graham – Principal, Pocatello High School
Patrick Lloyd – Assistant Principal, Pocatello High School
Angela Stevens – Assistant Principal, Century High School
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The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho (TAM) is partnering with the J.R. Simplot Company to meet the growing needs of the community and strengthen the museum’s mission of fostering education, creativity, and cultural enrichment.
Thanks to the generous support of the J.R. Simplot Company Foundation, TAM will be expanding it’s museum’s facilities.
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The Ammon Fire Department responded to a garage fire at a home along East Wayne Avenue.
Firefighters were able to enter the home by cutting through the garage door and quickly extinguish the fire.
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Cafe Zupas announced Wednesday that it will open a restaurant in Ammon. It will be located in Foothills Square, just south of Culver’s restaurant and Bass Pro Shops (formerly known as Cabela’s) on 25 East.
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“If we want to preserve, protect, perpetuate, manage these species for years to come, for future generations, we have to make sure that we’re managing them and we are protecting those populations,” said Jennifer Jackson, communications manager for Fish and Game’s Southeast Region. “It doesn’t mean you can’t have hunting and fishing and trapping–that’s part of conservation… but it does mean we have to follow rules and regulations to ensure, viable, sustainable populations for the future.”
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Longtime viewers of Local News 8 will recognize Doug as a former reporter, weekend anchor, and one of our original morning anchors. He first joined the Local News 8 team in 1994 before helping launch our morning newscasts in 1997.
“I’m delighted to hear that Doug Long is returning to Local News 8 as evening anchor,” said Eastern Idaho broadcasting legend Jay Hildebrandt. “I remember when Doug began his career at channel 8 back in the 1990s, how impressed I was with his talent and potential. He and Linda Larsen will make a great co-anchor team, and I look forward to watching them on the news,” Jay said.
The City of Idaho Falls Water Division began work to repair waterlines at the 2000 Block of Woodruff Avenue near 25th Street, Wednesday, March 12.
Work began around 8 AM, and the City anticipates it to be completed over the next couple of days.
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Poky Pickleball will host their first tournament this weekend with competitors coming from all over southeast Idaho to play for big prizes.
Sterling Murdock, co-owner of Poky Pickleball, said league players have geared up for weeks to place in the tournament, and the amount of people already entered promises an action-packed event.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) has redirected traffic on Interstate 80 to a head-to-head configuration in the eastbound tunnel. This change comes after the completion of paving operations at the west side crossovers located at mile markers 90 and 91. WYDOT and its contracting crews are now focusing on cleaning the tunnels and planning for necessary repairs.
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Firefighter and Driver Adrian Russell was honored as the American Legion Post 56 “Firefighter of the Year.” A crew of five firefighters received the IFFD “Life Saving Award” for their response to an incident in January, where a man suffered a cardiac arrest at a local gym.
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By Lauren del Valle and Jean Casarez, CNN (CNN) — Attorneys for Bryan Kohberger plan to argue at trial that the knife sheath recovered from the crime scene could have been planted by the real killer of four University of Idaho students, according to prosecutors in a new court filing. Kohberger is accused of fatally
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“I’m honored to continue leading the Idaho Democratic Party at this critical moment. Idahoans are seeing the consequences of Republican leaders fully surrendering to Donald Trump, pushing school vouchers, handing out tax breaks to the wealthy, and catering to the most extreme elements of their party,” said IDP Chair Lauren Necochea.
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Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho (RMHC of Idaho) is excited to announce that the 6th Annual Fundraising for Families event, presented by Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center (EIRMC), is happening again this year. Taking place from Tuesday, March 11, through Thursday, March 13, this vital campaign raises funds to support families with ill or injured children at the Ronald McDonald Family Room at EIRMC.
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A bill that would allow state law enforcement to regulate illegal immigration is heading back to the Idaho House following amendments by the Senate.
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Jefferson County Sheriff’s office said a family fight led to a man being shot.
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Western Welding Academy, based in Gillette, Wyoming, made a stop at Malad High School on Tuesday to promote trade jobs as part of their ‘2025 Blue Collar Tour. The group visits 30 high schools across the western and midwestern United States to get students interested in trade jobs with a focus on the welding industry.
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“Removing these predators from our streets is a top priority for our office,” said Attorney General Labrador. “Our ICAC prosecutors and investigators work hard to deliver justice for these tragically young victims of such disturbing crimes. I’m continually grateful for the partnerships that have been built across the state. Protecting children in our communities is a team effort, and we’ve built a great team.”
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A bill that would allow Gem State drivers to carry an electronic copy of their license on their phone is heading to the Senate for further approval. House Bill 78a narrowly passed the Idaho House in a 37-33 vote on Tuesday.
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Discussions on a Pay-As-You-Throw system in the valley began over a decade ago in an effort to manage waste sustainably. With a growing population and tourism, Teton County’s trash volume and hauling costs to the landfill in Bonneville County, Idaho, have risen significantly.
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The Mountain America Center is adding another show-stopping performer to the venue’s 2025 lineup. Renowned comedian Bert Kreischer returns to the stage with his brand-new tour, PERMISSION TO PARTY, and will stop in Idaho Falls at the Mountain America Center on Friday, October 3, 2025.
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The Bill’s sponsor, Sen. Brian Lenny (R), wrote on Twitter, “We just overwhelmingly passed House Bill 90, my legislation to strip authority from the beaurocrats at Health and Welfare. Their actions last year led to a disastrous $15 million budget overrun for Idaho’s childcare program. If signed, state employees will no longer be able to bypass the legislature and secretly negotiate deals with the feds behind our backs.”
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“We thought of quilts because of all the pieces that come together, and it’s about community,” said Alisha Tietjen, Museum of Rexburg curator. “You have all these different pieces that have to work together, and so to us that meant just like Rexburg.”
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“The building looks nice on the outside, and we’re excited about that,” Tietjen said. “But we are still going to be starting renovations on the inside… We’re one-fifth of the way through the project, and so we are still looking for a lot of donations and a lot of help to be able to accomplish that.”
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“This comprehensive plan will enhance our community by improving spaces and facilities,” writes the City of Pocatello. “The Plan provides an inventory and analysis of current facilities and programs, a needs analysis, a park design manual, a capital improvement plan, an operations and maintenance plan, and funding and implementation strategies. Let your voice be heard and be a part of this exciting journey!”
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Families in need can pick up shelf-stable food boxes and some fresh and frozen food products at the Elks Lodge on Saturday, March 22, 2025. Cars begin to line up at 9 am, and volunteers will distribute the boxes to each vehicle until boxes run out, usually within a couple of hours.
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Colon cancer—one of the leading causes of death in the country—is on the rise, and it’s one of the few cancers that can be prevented.
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The program is designed to give community members a working knowledge of the Idaho Falls Police Department, insight into being a police officer, and a better understanding of crime, public safety, and police activity in Idaho Falls.
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“In the 20-plus year history of the event, 492 films have been submitted, and over $50,000 of prizes have been awarded,” writes the East Idaho Falls Rotary Club. “This year, 7-$300 category prizes, and 1-$1000 grand prize will be awarded along with several smaller filmed themed prizes.”
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According to SIPH, testing for STD’s takes only a few minutes and test results will be available to people before they leave their appointment.
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The bill’s sponsor, Representative Tony Wisniewski (R) of Post Falls, told members of the house the state has lost “the art of writing not just in cursive, but just the art of writing itself.”
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Another major hard-rock/grunge group is making a stop in Eastern Idaho’s gateway for live entertainment. Seether’s The Surface Seems So Far Tour with special guests P.O.D. and Nonpoint comes to Idaho Falls at the Mountain America Center on Sunday, May 18, 2025.
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on US Highway 20 Sunday morning. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire, which was coming from the engine compartment, while Idaho State Police managed traffic.
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The boycott’s organizer is calling on people to avoid shopping from Amazon and paying for its services like Prime Video.
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