ISP troopers head to US-Mexico border
Two teams of Idaho State Police troopers are heading to the US-Mexico border.
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Two teams of Idaho State Police troopers are heading to the US-Mexico border.
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A trucker is in the hospital after his semi truck crashed into a home.
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A family medicine doctor formerly of Pocatello agreed to pay $96,000 to resolve allegations he wrote unlawful prescriptions, prescribed dangerous combinations of drugs and billed Medicare and Medicaid for services that were not performed.
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An Idaho Falls Community Reentry Center resident walked away from his job Wednesday. The Idaho Department of Correction is searching for him.
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If you are looking for a job or to change careers, there are several opportunities to window shop for a new position at the Idaho Falls job fair Wednesday.
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Officials have now released the cause of the fire that took out the “La Mexicana” Tuesday afternoon. The cause of the fire was a faulty electrical switch located in the front of the store.
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The City of McCammon is looking forward to starting construction on its brand new fire station.
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“We need to keep [the Preservation Plan] updated and…that population growth is just an indicator of why we would do something like that.”
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In front of a sold-out crowd, the Idaho Falls Spud Kings will look to keep their first playoff campaign in franchise history alive.
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Household Hazardous Waste days are returning to the Fort Hall Mine Landfill this Saturday, April 6, 2024.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – A fire in St. Anthony, Chad Daybells jury selection, and the search for some thieves in Rexburg continues. Here’s some news you can use this morning. St. Anthony police are monitoring the fire scene at “la Mexicana” on Main Street.South Fremont Fire responded just before 5 p.m. last night. The flames were
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REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI) – The Rexburg Police Department is searching for suspects in a string of car break-ins. They have some suspects they are asking you to watch out for. One of the items recently stolen was a gun. So police say the suspects are considered armed and dangerous.If you know anything about these car
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Multiple agencies are responding to a structure fire in St. Anthony this afternoon. It happened on the intersection of Bridge and Main Street. Traffic was blocked as fire crews fought the fire.
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For Emily Bowcutt, the topic of organ donation hits home. Her family has experienced both sides of organ donation, from receiving a life-changing transplant to giving the ultimate gift after personal tragedy.
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Five dogs make up the avalanche team at Jackson Hole. Each one is partnered with a member of the Jackson Hole Ski Patrol that specialize toward avalanche safety.
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During the first few months as President of Idaho State University, Dr. Robert Wagner said one of the biggest concerns he got was the parking lot adjacent to the Pond Student Union Building on campus.
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“Survivors must receive the care and support they deserve, regardless of their location.”
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Jury selection began Monday with District Judge Boyce reading the charges to potential jurors and telling them it is up to the prosecutors to prove the charges against Daybell.
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Local schools from across the area got a huge boost on Monday thanks to the Idaho Lottery.
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The Pocatello Planning & Zoning Commission will hear comments from the public concerning a request by the City of Pocatello Planning & Development Services Department regarding proposed changes to Title 15.20: Sign Code & Title 17: Zoning Regulations.
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The University of Idaho’s annual Vandal Giving Day begins today at 11 a.m. MDT.
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A school bus is a complete loss after a fire. The Fort Hall Fire Department was called out to Siphon and Truckersville road at 5:00 p.m. Monday. While crews were responding everyone was able to make it off the bus with no injuries. When Firefighters arrived the bus was completely in flames. Firefighters were able to
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The murder trial for Chad Daybell is set to start on Monday at the Ada County courthouse.
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Due to a federal court decision, wolf trapping seasons in 19 counties are closed effective April 1 and through June 30, 2024.
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Two men have been sentenced for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl in eastern Idaho.
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The budget issues with Idaho Falls School District 91 are ongoing, as they continue to search for ways that would help them cut $4 million in their budget.
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Unfortunately, it’s not an April Fool’s joke – Idaho gas prices are soaring again.
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The Wyoming Legislature will not hold a special legislative session this year.
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ickets for Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo, The War Bonnet Round Up, will go on sale online on Tuesday, April 2.
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The “WishMakers Wanted” campaign’s launch coincides with World Wish Month.
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The City of McCammon is looking forward to starting construction on their brand new fire station.
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Drivers should expect delays.
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The trial of Chad Daybell starts today and other current stories this morning.
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Easter is a holiday celebrated by millions of Christians worldwide. At Watersprings Church in Idaho Falls, thousands of people wanting to honor the holiday piled into the church to see a play about a church putting on an Easter play.
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The easter bunny came early to Idaho Falls, and he stopped at the Snake River Landing. Leaving thousands of eggs so children could have fun and search after them. Some of the kids even had a strategy going into the hunt.
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Camp Hayden also had a visit from the Easter Bunny as they held an easter egg hunt at the waterfront at the Snake River Landing.
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The public utilities commission is hosting a workshop on Wednesday, April 3.
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The SCSEP State Plan is Wyoming’s strategy for managing the program that assists senior workers in returning to the workforce.
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Idaho Fish and Game was notified the Salmon Region’s limit of 15 river otters was met on March 26.
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While snow continues to periodically fall on the Tetons, Grand Teton National Park has opened the Teton Park Road between Taggart Lake Trailhead and Signal Mountain Lodge to activities such as walking, biking and skating.
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“PacifiCorp’s announcement is welcome news and represents another step to preserving coal fired power plants.”
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IDAHO FALLS (KIFI) – The preliminary hearing for Lance Broncho, charged with first-degree murder following a robbery-turned-double-shooting, has been delayed. Bonneville County prosecuting attorney Randy Neal was expected to call witnesses in court Friday to establish probable cause. Now that won’t happen until April 23rd. Neal told Local News 8 the defense requested more time
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If you love animals, there are some Saturday events you don’t want to miss.
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So far this year, TSA officers have found five firearms during the routine X-ray screening of carry-on luggage at IDA’s security checkpoint. All of the firearms were loaded.
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Below are the 2024 Easter celebration events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.
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The core committee made the selections from a pool of 35 parent applicants and 13 community applicants.
Continue ReadingOn Friday, the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District Board of Trustees held a special meeting to consider updated progress on the pending status of Idaho House Bill 521.
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Spring weather is coming, temperatures are warming up and this brings a slow end to the skiing and snowboarding season.
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Drivers on U.S. Highway 93 north of Salmon should plan for 20-minute delays in April as crews scale rocky slopes above the highway.
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The State of Idaho reached an agreement Tuesday with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which has committed to revising or removing the ESA listing of grizzly bears in the lower 48 states by January 1, 2026.
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The Idaho Falls YMCA will hold its annual fundraising gala at the Elks Lodge on April 6, 2024.
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Each egg has a small toy duck in it, along with a note that says “Please stay!”
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The Bannock County Office of Emergency Management is partnering with area agencies to distribute free sandbags to residents to help prevent property damage due to flooding.
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The Gate City Young Professionals are hosting a Bowling tournament on Friday at Tough Guy Lanes from 2 to 5 p.m.
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The Marshall Public Library is opening up its Seed Library to the public.
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The success of the 57th Edition of the Festival of Trees brightened what was otherwise a dreary spring day at DWI.
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The countdown is on to the Chad Daybell murder trial.
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It’s a spring tradition that’s as old as time…. pothole season.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The future of the Ammon city pool, a gun scare at a Bonneville County school and the latest in Chad Daybells trial are just a few news stories you should know this morning. Reservations for seating at the Chad Daybell trial are available starting today on a first-come, first-served basis.It
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IDAHO FALLS (KIFI) – The Idaho Falls Tigers have no problem playing on an unfinished field. The Tiger Athletic Complex, or “TAC,” will eventually house most of Idaho Falls High School’s sports. The master plan calls for baseball, softball, soccer, and football fields, plus tennis courts and potentially an indoor facility. No one had ever
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The City of Ammon presented the results of its first survey in a pool feasibility study at a public meeting Thursday night. Survey results showed high interest in a lap pool, waterslide and indoor aquatics. Based on the feedback, the city is now deciding between three potential layouts for a new facility.
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A fourth person has been charged in relation to the Boise hospital shooting.
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We are in a good spot with average to slightly above average snowpack with above average water storage currently in the reservoirs across most of central and eastern Idaho.
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Heritage Park is a 14-acre plot situated along the Snake River.
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A Sandcreek Middle School student in the Bonneville School District is in trouble for bringing an airsoft gun to school Thursday.
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These are the first cases of HPAI in a livestock operation in Idaho.
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Three east Idaho men have been sentenced to federal prison for separate sex crimes involving minor children.
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Pastor Ty Orr from Watersprings Church in Ammon came by the noon show to explain the countdown to Easter Sunday and their meanings.
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A Soda Spring woman is facing charges of trafficking meth and marijuana.
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The Biden administration has restored rules to protect imperiled plants and animals that had been rolled back back under former President Donald Trump.
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Idaho sportsmen in the Snake River region and southeastern Idaho may see less antlerless hunting opportunities for the foreseeable future.
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Medical Technology Schools found the health care positions adding the most jobs in Idaho from 2020 to 2030 using Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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Madison and Caribou are the only two counties that lost population.
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Love them or hate them, Peeps are a staple for Easter baskets every year.
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The future of the Ammon swimming pool is up for discussion Thursday.
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Contractors will temporarily close a section of Skyline Drive to make connections to sewer and water lines for private development.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Improvements to a city pool, a health fair, and more road construction are just a few news stories you should know this morning. The future of the Ammon swimming pool is up for discussion tonight.The city will hold a public meeting to go over the ongoing feasibility study regarding the
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It seems that power outages from downed power lines have been a common side effect from our showers and storms for the past month or two. This likely to due to trees falling.
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A mother’s inspirations led one-fourth graders to the top. The Zaner-Bloser Company recently announced the winners of their handwriting competition that encourages students nationwide to participate.
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We now know the cause of the fire that destroyed the multi-generation family milk barn at Reed’s Dairy.
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The bodies of two people were recovered from the Patapsco River Wednesday as officials searched the water after a container ship collision caused the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
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Former Democratic vice presidential nominee and Sen. Joe Lieberman has died, according to a statement from his family.
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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department continues to make progress on a much-needed employee housing project that began last August at the Game and Fish Commission-owned South Park Wildlife Habitat Management Area approximately five miles south of Jackson.
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Idaho Falls Parks and Rec looking for input into new playground equipment.
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The Museum of Idaho announced they have been named a finalist for the 2024 National Medal for Museum and Library Services.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – People filled the rooms for public safety and solar panel meetings, plus the College of Eastern Idaho is searching for a new president. Here are three things you need to know this morning. The Idaho Falls Police is adding extra patrol to an area of the numbered streets that has seen
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By George Ramsay and Jill Martin, CNN (CNN) — Members of the Utah women’s basketball team have been left “deeply troubled and shaken” by what team officials called “hateful and disturbing” racial abuse ahead of their NCAA tournament opening game. The team has filed a police report and is now releasing more details of what
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The Idaho Falls Police Department held a community meeting Tuesday evening to address violent crime in the Numbered Streets neighborhood.
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The “Castle Doctrine” is the name given to a set of laws that can protect homeowners if they choose to defend themselves during a home or car break-in.
The doctrine isn’t always as simple as saying if someone is breaking into a homeowner’s residence while the homeowner is there, the invader can be shot. That’s according to Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal.
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Eric Whitney Jones of Blackfoot was sentenced Tuesday with 2 years fixed and 18 years indeterminate for a unified sentence of 20 years and mandatory registration as a sex offender by District Judge Bruce L. Pickett.
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“While I am excited to explore new opportunities, my affections remain with CEI and the incredible people who have made this journey so rewarding.”
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Governor Brad Little and other state leaders have released statements to condemn the “racial hate crime” against the Utah women’s basketball team.
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An 18-year-old Chubbuck woman was injured in a rollover crash on Interstate 86 near Chubbuck this morning.
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March is Sleep Apnea Awareness Month. Sleep apnea is a potentially serious disorder when breathing can start and stop causing sleep disturbances.
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The Idaho Transportation Department will hold an open house to discuss construction plans and closures for two interchanges on US-20 in Rexburg.
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The Bannock County Board of Commissioners are holding a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss a solar farm ordinance in the county.
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It’s another giant lottery. Tuesday’s prize will be $1.1 billion for Mega Million.
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Idaho State University is holding a series of academic signing days this week at multiple area schools to celebrate student scholarships and success.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The Idaho Falls Police Department is trying to figure out how to improve safety in a family neighborhood, while the city parks and recreation department is working to improve its parks and Pocatello earns a new grant to improve their neighborhoods. Here are three stories you should know this morning.
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The City of Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department wants your input on upgraded playground equipment at South Capital and 20th Street Parks.
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