Botched execution of serial killer in Idaho puts focus on capital punishment secrecy laws
This week’s botched execution of a death-row inmate in Idaho highlights the secrecy around capital punishment.
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This week’s botched execution of a death-row inmate in Idaho highlights the secrecy around capital punishment.
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State Highway 32 is closed due to weather conditions.
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Cannon has found his furever home.
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One of the citizens of Salmon we spoke to about the troubles of the Lemhi County Humane Society wanted to respond to us after hearing the news that they let go Tom Magro.
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There is a big road project in the works on Hitt Road in Bonneville County.
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Teton County administrator Alyssa Watkins has resigned.
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Christopher Tapps’ autopsy confirms the cause of his death is homicide from blunt head trauma.
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Social media can be great, but also dangerous especially for children.
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Cold temperatures and high winds forecasted for Saturday has caused Pomerelle Mountain Resort’s popular Kid’s Day Competition to be rescheduled.
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The Idaho State Board of Education on Wednesday approved recommendations for improving instruction and student performance in fifth through ninth grades.
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Former workers there and the community of Salmon together are reporting of several issues that have arose in the past year. Local News 8 decided to get answers and dig more into the situation.
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Colon cancer is the third most common cancer in the U.S.
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SHELLEY, Idaho (KIFI) – Shelley High School’s mascot costume is getting a much-needed makeover. “Boomer the Russet” was crowned the second-best mascot in America, according to a 2022 poll by SBLive. Local News 8 had the extremely rare privilege of speaking with the student inside the suit. Sports mascots rarely do interviews because they cannot
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One-third of Friday’s semifinal squads are from East Idaho, as eight local teams punched their tickets to the semis Thursday.
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“I’m sure some will question or disagree with the decision not to proceed, but I’m confident my decision won’t be criticized by anyone who would have to live with the consequences of getting it wrong.”
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A Florida man is being held in the Custer County Jail for breaking into a gas station and taking money from a safe.
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The Brad Compher murder trial continued in Pocatello on Thursday.
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The City of Blackfoot is making plans to build a new animal shelter, according to Mayor Marc Caroll.
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“The new version of the website reflects our commitment to transparency and accessibility and will serve as a valuable resource for voters, candidates, and the media,” Secretary McGrane said.
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The Idaho Falls School District 91 school board has approved the amended budget for the current school year.
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The state has filed a notice of intent to seek the death penalty in the case against Jeremy Best, the father accused of killing his infant son and pregnant wife.
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“Take this time to be laser focused on applying for scholarships.”
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Gallatin County Sheriff Search and Rescue reports a severely injured snowmobiler was rescued after crashing their snowmobile into a creek Wednesday.
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The Idaho Falls Soup Kitchen, which has been serving the community for nearly 40 years, will celebrate the serving of its one millionth meal on Thursday.
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By March 16, most visitor services and park roads will be closed including the South, West and East entrances.
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Idaho Transportation Department Director Scott Stokes has appointed Michael Johnson as the new Division Administrator of Engineering Services
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The Local News 8 in the Morning crew took the time to celebrate a birthday that only comes every four years… Leap Year Birthdays! Amber Baker and Koryne Anderton of Blackfoot stopped by this morning to tell us what it’s like being a Leap Year Baby.
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Thomas Eugene Creech will be executed by lethal injection today at 10 a.m. at the South Boise Prison Complex.
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For nearly an hour, Thomas Eugene Creech lay strapped to a table in an Idaho execution chamber as medical team members poked and prodded at his arms and legs, hands and feet, trying to find a vein through which they could end his life.
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The canceled execution has one lawmaker reconsidering how firing squads should be used in Idaho.
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The man accused of killing four University of Idaho students likely won’t go to trial for at least another year.
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A federal grand jury sitting in Pocatello returned a six-count indictment on Tuesday charging a licensed big game outfitter and licensed big game guide from Challis with Lacey Act violations.
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By Eric Levenson, CNN (CNN) — A hearing Wednesday in the murder trial of Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November 2022, focused on the investigative genetic genealogy evidence in the case – an issue his attorneys have said is a key part of his defense. In an
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Updates on the Brad Compher murder trial taking place at the Bannock County Courthouse.
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An Idaho Falls restaurant has been ordered to pay a total of $319,000 for illegal tip sharing, child labor, and overtime violations.
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For the past 50 years, members of the Shelley Firth Quick Response Unit (QRU) have strived to provide emergency medical care to the community.
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A bill criminalizing sexually explicit Artificial Intelligence images of real people is now heading to the Idaho Senate.
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Gun owners in Idaho are one step closer to having easier access to protect their ear drums.
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Governor Brad Little signed the Accelerating Public Charter Schools Act Tuesday.
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Yellowstone National Park hosted 4,501,382 recreation visits in 2023, up 37% over 2022 (3,290,242 recreation visits).
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The meeting will be held on Wednesday, Feb 28 at 6 p.m.
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) has partnered with SafeSide Prevention to provide free training for primary care professionals.
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2024 tax season is here, and many are getting ready to turn in their returns.
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A large Siberian elm tree uprooted and fell onto a house’s back patio and roof during Monday’s windstorm.
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More than 400,000 pickpocketing incidents happen every day, says havengear.com.
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The Pocatello Police Department is investigating a residential burglary that happened on Friday.
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You might qualify for some property tax relief.
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Court opened Tuesday morning in the Brand Compher murder trial with more fingerprint experts.
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The Idaho legislature is considering a bill to create a statewide database to store people’s next of kin information.
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In early January, the Nuart Theatre in Blackfoot was selected by the Idaho Heritage Trust to receive $49,000 in funding to support the restoration of the historic building.
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Recreation visits in 2023 are most similar to the number of visits in 2019.
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Idaho Falls Zoo is accepting applications for the Jr. Zoo Crew.
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A Rigby man was hospitalized after a seven vehicle pileup on SH-33 Monday afternoon.
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – A new ‘Anti-Slapp’ bill is coming to the Idaho Senate. Lawmakers say the bill is meant to protect individuals and organizations from being targeted by lawsuits that they feel, are intimidating them from expressing their freedom of speech. Supporters of these laws have labeled these lawsuits as “SLAPP” suits, short for strategic lawsuits
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Making up most of rural Bannock County, the Marsh Valley School District has seen a significant change in their enrollment numbers the past few years.
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Two people are in jail after a string of vehicle burglaries in Inkom.
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The body of a missing woman out of Bear Lake County has been found, according to her family.
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Mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl charges in Idaho have now become law.
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“[The students are] loving it! They’re asking great questions.”
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Gem State still trails the national average, but the gap is narrowing.
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The Bonneville County Landfill and Solid Waste Department said they have closed the Hatch Pit because of the high winds.
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The jury trial of Brad Compher is back underway Monday morning in the second week of testimony.
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Nearly 34% of Idahoans report symptoms of anxiety and/or depression, which is above the national average of 32% according to KFF.
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The Caribou County Sheriff’s Office reports a 47-year-old woman was airlifted to a local hospital after a snowmobile accident on the Chesterfield Reservoir.
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As the execution date of Thomas Creech inches closer, groups around the region are gathering together to discuss the morality of the death penalty, and whether or not it should continue to be used in the gem state.
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A 4.9 magnitude earthquake shook a portion of western Idaho Monday morning.
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The Bannock County Coroner’s Office, in cooperation with Idaho State Police, has confirmed the identity of the deceased following a double fatality crash Saturday.
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South Fork Elementary School in Rexburg is having some unique ways to encourage their students to read.
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The Federal Trade Commission is suing to block a proposed merger between grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons.
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You might be able to get free help preparing your income tax return at volunteer tax preparation sites throughout Idaho.
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During the March 1 First Friday Art Walk, the City of Pocatello’s Historic Preservation Commission is hosting an open house.
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An early morning standoff between the Idaho Falls Swat team and a wanted man ended in two arrests.
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Boys state basketball tournaments tip off Thursday in the Boise area, and 13 local teams head west to chase a state title this week.
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A Teton Valley Tradition has once again made its way to the Teton County Fairgrounds in Driggs. The Skijoring Grand races hosted by the Teton Valley Skijoring club is going on February 24, and February 25.
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For nearly 50 years, Idaho’s prison staffers have been serving Thomas Eugene Creech three meals a day, checking on him during rounds and taking him to medical appointments.
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Holt Arena was jumping for joy Saturday for the wrestling finals in the 2024 state tournaments, featuring a plethora of local winners.
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The Bridger-Teton National Forest has released a Story Map along with a comment form to gather people’s initial thoughts about the future of the forest.
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The donation will fund research into four native Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) animal species.
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Idaho businesses will learn about the Idaho Human Rights Commissions’ services on Wednesday.
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For the first time ever, an Idaho shelter has won the national Home 4 the Holidays contest.
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Do you know someone that needs to take a trapper or a hunter education course?
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Wyoming’s coal industry’s earned a long-awaited legal win this week as three Ninth Circuit judges unanimously sided with Wyoming’s arguments in support of the continuation of the federal coal-leasing program.
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“This settlement provides both a deadline and legal direction for Idaho to avoid burdensome ESA regulations that are simply unnecessary for grizzly bear population success in our state,” Attorney General Raúl Labrador said.
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The Salmon-Challis National Forest has recently selected John Runkle as the new Challis-Yankee Fork/Middle Fork Deputy District Ranger.
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A U.S. appeals court on Friday declined to delay Idaho’s scheduled execution next week of one of the nation’s longest-serving death row inmates.
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Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson published an op-ed Thursday expressing frustration for the way the Biden Administration is handling the ongoing migrant crisis.
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Teton County Search and Rescue in Wyoming had a busy day Thursday.
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The two men arrested in a shooting incident at Compass Academy’s parking lot appeared in court Friday.
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Hillcrest High School junior Victoria Djidjev was awarded Friday with a certificate and congressional coin for her innovative app called AquaPulse.
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Day three of testimony in the Brad Compher Murder trial continued Friday with expert medical witnesses taking the stand.
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A drag race between two cars ended near the intersection of John Adams Parkway and 25th E (Hitt Road) in Idaho Falls with a collision early Friday afternoon, affecting traffic.
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Although the South Carolina primary has been the focal point of the GOP presidential nomination fight for much of the last month, it’s not the only contest on Saturday where Republicans will be voting for a presidential candidate or where all-important delegates will be at stake.
Continue ReadingThe Nepalese Student Association of Idaho State University is hosting their 16th annual Nepalese Night, an exciting cultural event showcasing the diversity of Nepalese culture.
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The Rigby Police Department reports Ronan Hogan has been located and is safe.
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In celebration of 20 years of proving high quality heart care in the region, Portneuf Heart & Vascular Institute is inviting the community to attend their Heart Ball on Saturday at 5:30 p.m. at the ICCU Bengal Alumni Center.
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More and more Idaho women are achieving financial stability by holding nontraditional roles in male-dominated industries – whether it be in construction, transportation or the general trades.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Idaho Falls District welcomes Blaine Newman as the new Field Manager for the Pocatello Field Office.
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A new store is taking people back in time, to remember the joy of spending a day playing with Legos.
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For the Ternus family, it’s all about finding the magic in the journey, no matter how difficult.
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IDAHO FALLS (KIFI) – An Idaho political group is accusing legislators of shutting down public comment on a controversial bill. House Bill 447 would use up to $50 million each year to provide a $5,000 tax credit for parents whose children attend private school. The bill is currently making its way through the House Revenue
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