Help shape the future of Pocatello’s transportation infrastructure
You can help shape the future of Pocatello’s transportation infrastructure.
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Volunteers needed for disaster response teams
The Salvation Army is forming disaster response teams in Pocatello.
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Are car chases increasing?
There seems to be a lot more car chases in eastern Idaho lately.
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Public input sought on opioid settlement fund priorities
The Idaho Behavioral Health Council is requesting public input on spending priorities for state-directed opioid settlement funds.
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No injuries reported after Iona structure fire
The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a structure fire in Iona early Friday morning.
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Forest Service trail dozer vandalized and damaged
A dozer was stolen and left wrecked in the Cub River Tuesday.
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Idaho Falls man arrested for obscene visual representation of sexual abuse of children
Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force investigators arrested a 52-year-old Idaho Falls man for obscene visual representation of the sexual abuse of children on Wednesday.
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Local Star Wars 501st Legion giving back to the community
Timberline Garrison of the 501st Legion join Local News 8 in the Morning to share how they participate in local charity events.
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Witnesses describe deadly Idaho Falls shooting
IDAHO FALLS (KIFI) – A public records request made by Local News 8 has unearthed witness testimony regarding the killing of Eric Leask. The Bonneville County Courthouse turned over a three-hour audio recording of the suspect’s April 23rd preliminary hearing. Lance Broncho, 23, is facing five felony charges in connection to the March 9th killing,
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Thursday is National Day of Prayer
Thursday is National Day of Prayer. It’s a day with deep roots in American history.
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‘This case is turning into a hamster wheel:’ Family of slain University of Idaho student frustrated at pace of murder trial
The family of slain University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves on Thursday expressed their frustration at the pace of the murder trial for Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing their daughter and three other students.
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RetroX blasts back to Idaho Falls with bigger, better event: Storm Troopers and Super Heroes assemble!
Eastern Idaho’s RetroX event returns to Idaho Falls for a second year after massive success in 2023.
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Day 15 has Chad Daybell’s mother testifying, along with Kay Woodcock
It’s Day 15 for testimony in the Chad Daybell murder trial.
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2 arrested after hitting officers with car before high speed chase
Two officers are recovering and two California women are in jail after an incident Wednesday.
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May is National Bicycle Safety Month
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were more than 1,100 bicyclist fatalities nationwide in 2022, with more than 46,000 bicyclists injured.
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Car speeds by bus as students cross
A close call with two young students in Bingham County has the Snake River School District telling drivers to pay attention.
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More importance being put on boat inspections with threat of quagga mussels
Massive precautions have been used ever since to ensure the safety of the river ecosystem.
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Vintage Market Days happening this weekend
Vintage Market Days returns to Eastern Idaho for the second year featuring more than 100 handpicked vendors for home decor, clothes, antiques, food and more.
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Early morning house fire in Wilson
Firefighters were able to put out a house fire in Wilson Wednesday morning.
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Man in custody after high speed chase
A highway chase that stretched from Idaho into Wyoming ended with a man behind bars.
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1 killed in crash north of Challis
One person is dead after a crash in Custer County north of Challis.
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Yellowstone’s East Entrance to open May 3
Anticipate possible temporary road closures or delays for opening.
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A cold case is solved 38 years later
A cold case from 1986 is finally solved through advancements in DNA technology.
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New landfill in Fremont County celebrated with groundbreaking
Eastern Idaho Regional Solid Waste District (EIRSWD) celebrated a new landfill in Fremont County with a ceremonial groundbreaking Wednesday.
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Avoid delays: An update on Idaho Falls road construction plans
Road crews in Idaho Falls are working on three main projects this year.
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INL researchers working to remove and convert waste to help environment and military
“It’s probably not going to be good, but it will be edible.”
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Idaho Gives – 2 days left to donate to Idaho non-profits
With less than two days left to donate, so far Idahoans throughout the state have raised more than $2 million.
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Deadline Wednesday for Open Primaries signatures
Wednesday is the deadline day for sponsors of the initiative for Open Primaries in Idaho.
Continue Reading Medical examiner and neighbors testify on Day 14 of Chad Daybell’s murder trial
Testimony continues with Day 14 in the Chad Daybell murder trial.
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Police seek witnesses of US 20 crash near Atomic City
Police are looking for witnesses who saw a two-vehicle crash that occurred Wednesday at 5:40 a.m. on US 20 near Atomic City.
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What you need to know about sun exposure and skin care in higher elevations
With the first day of summer quickly approaching, it’s time to think more about sunscreen.
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Millions of households losing internet service through Affordable Connectivity Program
The ACP provided about 23 million American households with internet at low or no cost.
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Wyoming’s favorite baby name winners crowned
Wyoming’s favorite baby name winners for 2023 have been crowned.
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Wyoming residents rush to forest to find shed horns
Over 120 cars rushed to the National Elk Refuge in Jackson looking for that prized shed horn.
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What is a Digital Health Passport and why you should have one
Co-founder of Carta Healthcare joins Local News 8 in the Morning today to break down the importance of having a health passport.
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Protecting your garden plants from a freeze
“The main thing is you shouldn’t be planting things this early.”
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Patients forced to look for new drug and alcohol rehab center
A local drug and alcohol rehabilitation center has shut down, leaving a number of workers without a job.
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US 191/189 Hoback Canyon to temporary close Wednesday
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has scheduled a closure of US 191/189 through Hoback Canyon for Wednesday, May 1, 2024 at 10:00 a.m.
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Multiple agencies honor Deputy Tobin Bolter
Nine days ago, Deputy Tobin Bolter’s watch tragically ended.
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New measures to stop the spread of aquatic invasive species into Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park will implement new measures to help stop the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) into park waters.
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Rigby woman killed in Blaine County crash
A 30-year-old Rigby woman was killed in a crash Monday in Blaine County.
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Idaho Falls’ Clean and Green coming in May
If you need some help with your spring cleaning, the City of Idaho Falls is gearing up.
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Dedication ceremony for new flood information sign on Portneuf River set for Thursday
A dedication ceremony for a new flood information sign on the Portneuf River in Pocatello is happening this Thursday.
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Community Wide Spring Cleanup slated for Saturday
Residents of Pocatello and Chubbuck are invited to take part in the Annual Community-Wide Spring Cleanup taking place on Saturday, May 4.
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Gov. Little declares May Wildfire Awareness Month
“The unprecedented growth of the wildland-urban interface has elevated the need for coordinated education concerning how, where, and why wildfires burn as well as collaborative efforts to increase survivability of homes and property,” Governor Little said.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Commission approves 2024 hunting seasons
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has approved the 2024 hunting seasons.
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Car crashes into store after high-speed chase
A high-speed chase ends with a car crashing into the White Eagle convenience store in Blackfoot.
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How to avoid common mistakes with Medicare
The co-founder of Teton Medicare joins Local News 8 in the Morning to share how you can avoid four common mistakes people make when signing up for Medicare.
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Idaho Falls man injured after approaching bison too closely in Yellowstone
This is the first reported incident of a visitor being injured by a bison in 2024.
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Idaho Gives kicks off Monday
Monday marks the start of Idaho’s largest online fundraising event of the year Idaho Gives.
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North Main Extension near North Kraft Road monitored for flooding, 2 lanes closed
Officials say to use caution while driving in this area.
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Getting Answers: Maintenance crew empties Idaho Falls Woman’s apartment without permission
An Idaho Falls woman says she has lost everything after a maintenance crew came into her apartment without permission and emptied it out.
Continue Reading Family casts doubt on Chad Daybell’s explanation for Tammy’s death
On day 13 of testimony in the triple murder trial of Chad Daybell, the jury heard from mother and daughter Patricia Later and Hannah Parker. Patricia is Tammy’s first cousin.
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TCSAR rescues injured skier in Yellowstone
Teton County Search & Rescue crews rescued an injured skier in Yellowstone on Wednesday.
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Mental Health Monday: Coping with stress
Many of us can relate to stress. April is recognized as Stress Awareness Month, which brings attention to its negative impacts.
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Traffic pattern changes coming to 17th and Holmes
Work on the intersection of South Holmes and 17th Street is moving to the next phase.
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USDA proclaims new requirements for school lunch programs
On April 24, the U.S. Department of Agriculture updated requirements for school meal programs in the United States. What does this mean for students?
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Idaho gas prices hold steady
According to GasBuddy price reports, the cheapest station in Idaho was priced at $2.99/g Sunday while the most expensive was $4.74/g, a difference of $1.75/g.
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16 moose calves found dead, what caused them to die
Throughout April, over 20 animals from the deer family have been found dead. 16 of them have been moose calves, 1 was an adult moose and at least 4 mule deer have been found to have died from Adenovirus Hemorrhagic Disease (AHD).
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Best private colleges in Idaho
Stacker compiled a list of the best private colleges in Idaho using rankings from Niche.
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Traffic shifts planned for WYO 22/WYO 390
Crews will shift traffic at the Wyoming State Highway 22 intersection with Wyoming State Highway 390 beginning May 1 to allow crews to excavate and install the rest of the wildlife crossing box under WY0 390.
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Owner of Classic K9 Designs rebuilding following devastating trailer fire
Classic K9 Designs, a mobile dog grooming business, that services Star Valley and Jackson, went up in flames in a devastating fire on the 19th.
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Fire impacting over 500 Idaho Falls Power customers
Idaho Falls Power experienced a fire to a power pole near E 25th Street and Barbra Avenue.
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Winne and Mo’s Bookstore is grateful for the support they receive on National Independent Bookstore day
April 27th is National Independent Bookstore Day. According to Statista.com nationwide there are over 2,000 independent bookstores. One of those bookstores is in downtown Idaho Falls on A street.
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People line up early to pay their respects to JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan
People wishing to pay their respects and honor the lives of JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan, began lining up outside of the Colonial Theater starting well before 10 am. Mourners and well-wishers gathered together many I spoke to had a personal connection or have been following the case from the beginning.
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Larry and Kay Woodcock honor JJ and Tylee at Memorial Service
A memorial service is being held at the Colonial Theater in Idaho Falls, to remember the lives of JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan.
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Retired pro wrestler, failed congressional candidate indicted in Chris Tapp murder case
A retired professional wrestler who failed in bids for Congress from Nevada and Texas has been indicted on a murder charge in the death of an Idaho man during a Halloween Party last year at a Las Vegas Strip hotel.
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National Prescription Drug Take Back Day set April 27
Do you have unused or expired prescription medications?
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Grandparents hold ‘Celebration of Life’ for JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan
A special tribute for JJ and Tylee is happening here this weekend.
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A sneak peek at Xtreme International Ice Racing returning to the Mountain America Center
The roar of bikes on ice returns to Idaho Falls this weekend, when Xtreme International Ice Racing takes over the Mountain America Center Saturday night.
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Fire used for firefighter training
A fire on a property behind the Maverik convenience store in Ammon is used for firefighter training.
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Keep an eye on the sky; Why you should be watching the cloud height
A wet storm system is rolling through eastern Idaho and western Wyoming. Temperatures are cooling down enough for snow to fall in the Teton and and Sawtooth mountains.
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US Attorney Hurwit highlights success of fentanyl distribution prosecution efforts in east Idaho
On Friday, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced the results of six separate distribution of fentanyl cases in eastern Idaho.
Continue Reading Funeral director and neighbor take stand in Chad Daybell trial
The Chad Daybell trial continues Friday with Day 12 of testimony at the Ada County Courthouse in Boise.
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As Idaho institutions raise tuition costs, will CEI do the same?
“It’s certainly something that CEI will examine, but we will never be anywhere as close to the tuition as a university.”
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Wyoming sues Biden Administration over costly and burdensome methane rule
“This rule is yet another example of the Biden Administration attempting to use rulemaking to undermine state authority and suffocate the oil and gas industry,” Governor Gordon said.
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Animal groups are urging tourists not to visit Wyoming after a man hit a wolf then took it to a bar
Wildlife activists and others are calling on a boycott of Wyoming tourism as Yellowstone National Park opens for its busy summer season.
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Emergency management collaboration is essential for some counties
Last week, we talked to Bonneville and Bannock county’s offices of emergency management to see exactly how they work.
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Rexburg CRABS project is in full swing
The Rexburg CRABS project is in full swing.
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ISU remains optimistic despite tuition increase
The Idaho State Board of Education has unanimously approved a 3% increase in resident tuition and fees at each of Idaho’s public four-year institutions.
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Bestselling cars in Idaho
To take a closer look at the auto market, Cheap Insurance compiled a ranking of the bestselling cars in Idaho using 2023 data from Edmunds.
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Possible confession released in Idaho Falls shooting
A public records request made by Local News 8 has brought new evidence to light in the killing of Eric Leask – including what prosecutors said could be the suspect’s confession.
Continue Reading Was it a paintball gun? Chad Daybell trial focuses on Tammy Daybell’s attempted shooting
The Chad Daybell Trial enters its 11th day of testimony.
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Mountain America Center and IHSAA partner to bring state tournaments to Idaho Falls
When walking into the Mountain America Center Thursday, “Mountain America Center + IHSAA = Wins for Eastern Idaho” was written on the glass doors. The first of those wins was announced Thursday with Hero Arena set to host the 2024 and 2025 State Volleyball Championships and the 2026 and 2027 State Cheer and Dance Championships.
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Lance Broncho bound over to District Court
Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal announced Thursday Lance Broncho’s case has been bound over to District Court.
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Sweetwater Taxidermy brings Local News 8 at Noon a gift
Bryan Jensen from Sweetwater Taxidermy brings Jeff Roper a gift live on the air.
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1 person injured in Bingham County fire
A person is recovering after a house fire in Bingham County.
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Man arrested after Caldwell Park stabbing
A man is behind bars after a stabbing in Caldwell Park in Pocatello near South 8th Avenue.
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Be bear aware as bears emerge from dens
As bears become active this spring, remember to secure attractants of any kind and be bear aware.
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Online voter registration deadline for May primary election nears
Friday, April 26 is the deadline to pre-register to vote using the online voter registration system ahead of the May 21 primary election.
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Coroner explains why she changed Tammy Daybell’s cause of death
Several witnesses took the stand for day 10 of the Chad Daybell Trial. Questioning focused on the death of Chad’s wife, Tammy Daybell.
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Officer-involved shooting: “Their actions were JUSTIFIED as an act of self-defense”
The Idaho Falls Police Department released body-cam footage from the EconoLodge standoff with Robert Flores.
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When 911 goes down, how do we get the help we need?
Recently we have had two dispatch centers go down due to technical issues. One was in Madison County the other was in Bingham County. I wanted to learn more about the plans that are in place when situations like this happen.
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Local News 8 getting answers: The financial cost of accessing public records
Last month, we reported on a home invasion in Bingham County, Local news 8 was the first on the scene and led the coverage.
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Middle school holds large-scale lockdown drill
“We always want our kids to feel safe and secure and that they understand what to do in these situations.”
Continue Reading Chad Daybell trial day 10
The Chad Daybell Trial enters it’s 10th day of testimony.
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New reality series gives viewers a look into farming and ranching
A new reality series reveals the high-stakes world of farming and ranching in rural Missouri.
Continue Reading Takeaways from the Supreme Court’s oral arguments over emergency abortions
In a Supreme Court hearing on the Biden administration’s challenge to aspects of Idaho’s strict abortion ban, US Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar sought to appeal to conservative justices who just two years ago ruled that states should have the ability to prohibit the procedure.
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Shop fire damages estimated at $350K
A shop fire Wednesday in Rigby has caused an estimated $350,000 in damages.
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Biologists to begin 2024 grizzly and black bear captures for research purposes in Yellowstone
None of the trap sites in the park will be located near established hiking trails or backcountry campsites, and all trap sites will have posted warnings for the closure perimeter.
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