Wild West Hat Bar, Thor’s Chocolate, Castaway Ceramics, Turtle Island Turquoise and dozens of other local vendors will be at Summer Market Days this weekend at the Mountain America Center.
With shopping, food trucks, live entertainment and outdoor activities, organizers are calling this year’s event bigger than ever.
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Local law enforcement and first responders are trading their badges and gear for bats and gloves this week, all for a great cause.
This Friday marks the 15th annual Guns vs. Hoses Charity Softball Game. Deputies from the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 8 will face off against the Idaho Falls Firefighters in a friendly game at Melaleuca Field.
All proceeds will support Make-A-Wish Idaho, helping grant life-changing wishes for local children.
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Carrie Getty Scheid was a driving force behind the restoration of Colonial Theater, the establishment of College of Eastern Idaho, the founding of Snake River Animal Shelter, and the renovation of the Frontier Arts Center for the Performing Arts.
“There was no idea too big – nothing that she didn’t think we could accomplish,” said friend and retired Hartwell Corporation Insurance Executive Mary Lynn Hartwell.
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Fremont County is currently experiencing a widespread Mormon cricket infestation, a situation local officials attribute to recent mild winter temperatures. This marks the first time in many years the county has faced such an extensive cricket problem.
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Idaho State Police investigated a five-vehicle crash involving a Tesla, Honda, Dodge Ram, GMC Sierra, and Subaru Ascent that blocked U.S. Highway 20 north of Ashton for several hours on Wednesday.
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A 47-year-old Jackson Hole man is in custody, and a 24-year-old woman has been hospitalized following an early afternoon emergency call that led to a police standoff on South Milward Street.
Details regarding the active investigation remain limited, but local authorities assure the community that there is no ongoing threat to the public.
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Victor has a new mayor. The Victor City Council voted to appoint Councilmember Sue Muncaster to serve through the remainder of the current term following the resignation of Mayor Will Frohlich.
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Eastern Idaho Public Health (EIPH) has confirmed a case of measles in Teton County, Idaho. This marks the tenth confirmed case in the state and the second in Eastern Idaho this year.
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The Burn & Reconstructive Center at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center has earned verification from the American Burn Association, becoming one of 81 verified burn centers in the United States.
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Idaho voters will decide in November whether to establish new protections for reproductive health care, including abortion access, after the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act qualified for the general election ballot.
The Idaho Secretary of State’s Office confirmed Tuesday that the initiative met the state’s signature requirements.
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Every three years, Pocatello and Idaho State University host the Idaho International Choir Festival, bringing elite singers from around the world to eastern Idaho to connect the community through diverse music. This morning was the opening ceremonies at Pebble Creek Ski Area, featuring performances from each of the participating choirs, remarks from dignitaries and exploration of the beautiful mountain scenary.
Continue Reading A Rexburg man was injured Wednesday morning when his SUV crashed into a cushion post on I-15 near Blackfoot, according to the Idaho State Police.
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Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador is warning renters to watch for fraudulent property listings and demands for upfront payments as competition for housing remains high across the state.
The Attorney General’s Office said scammers often copy legitimate rental advertisements or create fake listings offering below-market prices.
The scammers may then demand a deposit or other payment before allowing a renter to see the property. The schemes can especially target people moving from out of state who may not be able to tour a home in person.
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department responded to a residential fire Tuesday evening after receiving reports of flames at a single-story home on Aegean Avenue.
Firefighters arrived to find smoke and flames coming from the home’s attached garage. The occupants had already evacuated the home safely.
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A strict new burn ban went into effect in Madison County, Idaho, on July 15, 2026, following recent brush fires.
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“It’s finding people almost every day that have warrants – warrants for felony activity, warrants for domestic violence, drug trafficking,” Idaho Falls Police Chief Bryce Johnson said.
“A lot of people are concerned about ‘Big Brother’ and surveillance,” said Idaho Falls resident Finn Garren.
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The Bonneville County Coroner’s Office extended its condolences to the families and loved ones affected by the deaths.
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Joseph Moscynski, a U.S. Navy veteran from Clifton, Idaho, won a gold medal in trivia at the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in Detroit, Michigan.
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An Ammon man named Shane Sutton was arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated assault after allegedly pointing a handgun at a group of teenagers at McCowin Park on Monday night.
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Why didn’t Idaho’s medical cannabis initiative make the ballot? Idaho’s medical cannabis ballot initiative falls short as signature verification issues arise. The Idaho Secretary of State’s Office confirms insufficient valid signatures, despite the Natural Medicine Alliance of Idaho’s extensive efforts and use of a professional firm. The group is reviewing the state’s findings and considering legal remedies.
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The Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office released new details Tuesday about a boating accident that left a woman with life-threatening injuries.
The Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the incident on social media, but has not released details on what caused the accident. Deputies confirmed in the post that the victim was lifeflighted from the scene. The accident was so severe that it required the double amputation of the victim’s legs.
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Idaho State University is hosting one of the biggest events of the year in Pocatello, the Idaho International Choral Festival (IICF). The event brings elite choirs from around the world together for concerts, rehearsals, Idaho exploration and free performances.
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Idaho voters will decide a reproductive rights initiative this November after organizers gathered enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. Meanwhile, a medical cannabis measure fell short of qualifying. The campaign’s path to the ballot wasn’t without controversy, including a recent dispute over petition signatures in Minidoka County.
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Dozens of veterans rolled into Idaho Falls on Tuesday as part of the 17th Annual Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Motorcycle Ride, a cross-country journey dedicated to honoring the nation’s fallen service members and supporting Gold Star families.
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A controversial alcohol ordinance seeks to balance the need for public safety with concerns about city overreach.
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Two people were killed Monday morning in a crash on U.S. Highway 93 near Mackay, according to Idaho State Police.
The crash happened around 10:12 a.m. near milepost 104.
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Two of Idaho’s longest-serving death row inmates, Gerald Ross Pizzuto and Thomas Eugene Creech, are suing the Idaho Department of Corrections over the state’s new firing squad policy, citing 13 different policies that they want to challenge.
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Idaho State Police are investigating a crash involving a commercial vehicle on Interstate 15 near Inkom that is causing significant traffic delays Monday morning.
The crash happened around 9:30 a.m. in the southbound lanes of I-15 near milepost 56, according to ISP.
The incident occurred in an active construction zone where traffic is already reduced to two lanes. Authorities say the southbound lanes remain blocked and crews are alternating both northbound and southbound traffic through the northbound lanes, causing significant delays and backups in the area.
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As Ross Allen Wardlaw of Boise faces first-degree murder charges for the deadly July 6 stabbing of Jordan Harbst on the Boise Greenbelt, a voice from his past is warning that the tragedy could have been prevented.
Hannah French, who allegedly survived a violent encounter with Wardlaw less than a year ago, is speaking out about his criminal past, arguing that the system failed both her and the 25-year-old victim.
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The Idaho State Police is investigating a mid-morning, four-vehicle crash near Terreton that sent three people to the hospital on Monday.
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Zoo Idaho will officially reveal the name of its rescued cougar kitten during a special event Friday afternoon.
Pocatello Mayor Mark Dahlquist is scheduled to announce the kitten’s name at noon at Zoo Idaho. The event will also mark the cougar’s first public appearance in her newly renovated habitat.
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Teton County officials have declared a local emergency following a measles outbreak at Colter Bay Village in Grand Teton National Park.
The declaration comes at the request of Teton County Health Director and District Health Officer Dr. Travis Riddell, and approved Monday morning by the Teton County Board Of Commissioners.
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A brush fire burned over 2,000 acres near I-84 on Sunday evening.
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What started as a yearly trip for a grandfather and his grandson turned into a visit to a Montana hospital after a bison attack at Yellowstone National Park.
Carl McDaniel, 65, was hospitalized with a broken femur after a bison charged and tossed him into the air Friday evening at the park’s Bridge Bay Campground, according to McDaniel and the National Park Service.
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“Slowing down, watching for us, keeping an eye out for us is greatly, greatly appreciated because at the end of the day, we all want to go home to our families as well,” Despain said.
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A week-long search for a missing North Carolina man ended when campers discovered his body along the shore of the Palisades Reservoir on Saturday, July 11.
According to Star Valley Search and Rescue (SVS&R) Commander Matt McMurdo, on Saturday July 4th, Raether was part of a group recreating near the Sheep Gulch Boat ram when he jumped into the river without a life jacket.
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House flies can carry and spread disease-causing illnesses, and prevention starts with good sanitation practices and keeping homes clean.
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Two people are dead following a late-night police pursuit that ended in a rollover crash on Interstate 15 near Shelley, according to the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office.
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Three people were injured Saturday night after a wheel detached from a Jeep and struck an oncoming vehicle on State Highway 36 west of Ovid, according to the Idaho State Police.
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As part of a multi-year project called “Bringing War Home,” professors and students from Utah State University partnered with the Museum of Idaho to host a roadshow on Saturday, July 11 to find wartime artifacts in the community.
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A 66-year-old Montana man died Friday afternoon after an off-highway vehicle crash at the St. Anthony Sand Dunes.
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Daytime temperatures in the next several weeks are expected to consistently reach the triple-digits, and the City of Pocatello is stepping up to keep residents cool. The City Hall Lobby, the Marshall Public Library, and the Pocatello Animal Shelter are designated community “Cooling Shelters.”
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“Someone’s bleeding to death because of a significant trauma, childbirth – anything that happens in a hospital, we have to be prepared to take care of in the field,” new Idaho Falls Fire EMS Division Chief Chase Mills said.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)- Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terri Pickens is campaigning across East Idaho, holding an event in downtown Pocatello Friday night and another scheduled in Idaho Falls on Saturday. Pickens is seeking to unseat incumbent Gov. Brad Little, who is running for a third term, with Election Day set for November 3. Pickens, a Pocatello
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Shelby Murdock of Blackfoot has been named the 2026 National Young Adult Fiddle Player of the Year.
The competition, now in its 73rd year, was held in Weiser and featured competitors from across the country and as far away as Japan.
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Ada County prosecutors have expanded the criminal case against an eastern Idaho nonprofit founder, adding felony charges alleging a conspiracy involving a child under the age of 16.
An amended complaint filed June 4 in Ada County District Court charges Samuel David Ferrell, 36, with conspiracy to commit child sexual abuse of a child under 16, sexual exploitation of a child and preparing forged or fraudulent evidence.
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Powerball players in the United Kingdom will soon be buying tickets for the same jackpot available in the United States, but Idaho Lottery officials say the change won’t affect ticket prices or odds for players in Idaho.
Beginning July 21, Powerball sales will launch through The UK National Lottery. UK players will be eligible to play for the same Powerball jackpot starting with the July 22 drawing.
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A condo complex in Teton County, Wyoming, is still standing today after a structure fire broke out in a wall early Friday morning, July 10th. Fortunately, Jackson Hole Fire/EMS says a passerby spotted smoke coming from the building’s roof and quickly alerted first responders.
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Yellowstone National Park is closing select rivers and streams to fishing daily from 2 p.m. to sunrise due to warm water temperatures and low river flows, in order to protect the park’s native and wild trout fisheries.
Continue Reading A 41-year-old man, Ross Allen Wardlaw, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder for the stabbing death of 25-year-old Jordan Harbst along the Boise River Greenbelt.
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The man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk is scheduled to return to a Utah courtroom today for the fifth and final day of his preliminary hearing.
Tyler Robinson, 23, faces multiple severe charges, including aggravated murder, in connection with the Sept. 10, 2025, shooting on the Utah Valley University campus. Prosecutors have already signaled their intent to seek the death penalty if the case goes to trial.
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ST. ANTHONY, Idaho (KIFI) – As hot, dry weather continues to increase the wildfire threat across eastern Idaho, Fremont County has enacted countywide fire restrictions and moved to the “Ready” stage of its wildfire evacuation system. County officials say the “Ready” level is not an evacuation order, but it indicates a significant wildfire threat and
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Heated community debate over Flock cameras continued during an Idaho Falls City Council meeting Thursday.
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s e-bikes continue to surge in popularity, safety experts and medical professionals are raising concerns about the risks associated with the high-speed bicycles, particularly for children and teenagers.
The renewed focus on e-bike safety comes after two recent fatal crashes in Idaho. A Boise teenager was killed in an e-bike crash, while just a week earlier, a North Idaho man died after losing control of his e-bike near Spirit Lake.
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Chief Justice John Roberts has transferred a judicial misconduct complaint involving Ninth Circuit Judge Ryan Nelson to the Judicial Council of the Fourth Circuit, which moves the matter outside Nelson’s home circuit for further review.
The complaint comes from a altercation that occurred in June that led to the misdemeanor criminal charges against Judge Nelson.
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The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes held a grand opening for the new Fort Hall Fire Station at 70 Widowville Road in Fort Hall after approximately two years of construction. The new facility will serve as the headquarters for Fort Hall Fire, with over 25,000 square feet of expanded offices, training areas and fire truck bays.
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The Wyoming Highway Patrol says equipment failure likely caused the deadly chain reaction accident on the Teton Pass on Tuesday.
Investigators say that the dump truck was traveling eastbound down the pass when it suffered a critical failure, according to the preliminary investigation. The driver lost control, and the crash rapidly unfolded.
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The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) announced it will begin demolishing the abandoned railroad bridge near Exit 80 on Interstate 15. During the night, traffic will be redirected via crossovers from one side of the interstate to the other as each bridge section is dismantled.
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Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s office filed its closing briefs in Seyb v. Members of the Idaho Board of Medicine, capping a trial in which a St. Luke’s physician asked a federal court to strike down Idaho’s Defense of Life Act.
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A six-year-old girl was airlifted to Primary Children’s Hospital in Utah after suffering serious injuries in an off-highway vehicle crash in the Mill Creek camping area near Island Park, and her family has launched a GoFundMe page to help cover the significant medical expenses.
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A videotaped statement from the defendant’s former roommate is being presented in court as evidence against the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, and the roommate is thought to be a key witness in the case.
Continue Reading IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – A burn ban has been issued for Bonneville County as of July 9. Due to higher-than-average temperatures and low moisture levels, the Bonneville County Board of Commissioners determined the need to implement a burn ban. The purpose of the ban is to reduce the risk of wildfire and the damage
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As many in Pocatello await the appellate hearing for the proposed AI data center by Lex Developments coming up in a few weeks, the Tribes at Fort Hall have actively stated their opposition for approving the project. On July 7, the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes made an official statement reaffirming their stance against the proposal, stating they agree with the Hearing Examiner’s original decision to deny Lex Developments a conditional use permit (CUP).
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Crews with the Town of Alpine Public Works Department are working to repair a water main break on Lodge Lane.
According to the Town of Apline social media page, residents on Lodge Lane and portions of Greys River Road are experiencing a temporary loss of water service while repairs are underway.
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The Rigby Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying the owner or operator of a vehicle believed to be connected to an ongoing criminal investigation.
According to police, the incident under investigation occurred at Rigby South Park. Investigators are attempting to identify and speak with the owner and/or operator of the vehicle regarding the case.
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The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is urging residents to be vigilant after an elderly woman narrowly avoided losing $25,000 in a sophisticated scam.
According to the sheriff’s office, the woman was convinced by scammers to withdraw $25,000 in cash from her bank, hide the money inside magazines and package it to look like a birthday gift. She was then instructed to ship the box and pay an additional $200 for expedited delivery.
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According to CNN, Utah prosecutors are expected to play portions of a videotaped statement by Robinson’s roommate today. Court documents identify the roommate as Robinson’s romantic partner, making them a pivotal witness in the state’s case. Messages sent between the pair on the day of the shooting allegedly contain a confession from Robinson.
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Thousands of people are expected to gather along the Snake River on Saturday for the Annual Melaleuca Freedom Celebration, one of the largest Independence Day celebrations in the West.
Organizers anticipate more than 220,000 people will attend this year’s event as the nation celebrates America’s 250th anniversary and the Fourth of July falls on a Saturday.
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Who was George Washington – a general, Commander in Chief, slave owner, and monument in U.S. history?
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Jefferson County residents are being urged to avoid outdoor burning after county officials issued a burn ban due to extreme dry conditions and an increased risk of wildfires.
The burn ban took effect July 6 and will remain in place through Sept. 30.
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A local security guard is on leave following a verbal altercation with a woman that was caught on camera and has quickly gone viral online. The Grand Teton Mall is privately owned by retail real estate company GGP. In a statement to Local News 8, Claudia Ilagan, Public Relations Manager for GGP, confirmed the incident is under review.
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With temperatures expected to reach the upper 90s and climb above 100 degrees in the coming weeks, the City of Pocatello is opening three cooling shelter locations to help residents stay safe during extreme heat.
The cooling shelters will open Friday, July 10, and remain available for 45 days. City officials say they will evaluate weather forecasts at the end of that period to determine whether the program should be extended.
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The Idaho Falls Public Library has launched a new program called Music and Movement, which invites parents with children aged 0-5 to learn while singing and dancing. The program is designed to develop core skills for children but it also provides a great way for parents to build a community and support system. The creator of the program, Sarah Carr, has made it her mission to help lonely parents find their community by providing a space for them to connect and build relationships.
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The Idaho Falls Police Department is accepting applications for its next class of police officers, with testing scheduled later this month.
The department’s next hiring test is set for July 25 at the Idaho Falls Police Complex. Anyone interested in a career in law enforcement is encouraged to apply. To help prospective applicants prepare, the department will host a practice test and information meeting on Saturday, July 11, from 8 to 10 a.m. at the police complex.
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ISLAND PARK, ID (KIFI) – Continuing the spirit of America’s 250th birthday festivities, residents of Island Park gathered near Mesa Falls this afternoon to witness the historic dedication of a new obelisk monument for the long and winding city. Island Park has unveiled a new monument: an obelisk with engravings on all four sides depicting
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A Pocatello woman was enjoying her night at the weekly festival in the historic downtown area when suddenly her Chihuahua, Gizmo, was stolen from her by a young girl. Angela Benningfield is offering $1,000 for the return of her emotional support dog.
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A devastating multi-vehicle collision involving an overturned dump truck and an asphalt spill has forced the complete closure of Teton Pass this afternoon, Tuesday, July 7. Emergency responders have confirmed crash claimed the lives of two people and left four others injured.
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The preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, 23, resumed in a Utah courtroom today, where a judge will determine if there is enough evidence to stand trial for the murder of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.
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“We’re exclusively focused initially on how to mass produce nuclear reactors and provide power to AI data centers,” said Aalo Atomics President and Chief Technology Officer Yasir Arafat.
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Former Portneuf Valley Soccer Club President Cristie Stone appeared in court for the first time on July 7 since the Bannock County Prosecutor’s Office filed criminal charges on June 16. The charges stem from an internal audit to the soccer club’s financial statements, resulting in suspicious transations being traced to Stone and her ICCU account.
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To celebrate Independence Day and commemorate America 250, The Community Food Basket and City of Idaho Falls set an ambitious goal to raise $25,000 in 25 hours. While the final tally fell short of the initial target, organizers and volunteers are calling the event a major victory for local families.
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Teton Valley School District is facing a tough hiring market due to funding limitations, high cost of housing, and competition from higher-paying jobs in nearby Jackson Hole, making it difficult to fill vital support staff roles.
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The late June shooting that claimed the life of a 49-year-old Plano woman has been determined an accident after her father unintentionally fired the gun, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office announced in an update Tuesday.
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An Idaho mother is facing murder charges after prosecutors accused her of suffocating her 18-month-old twins, who she claimed died due to a vaccine-related medical issue.
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Fire crews in Madison County have gained the upper hand on the nearly 1,300-acre Maze Fire. As of 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, firefighters have successfully contained approximately 25% of the fast-moving blaze.
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PROVO, Utah (KIFI) — Tyler Robinson, 23, is scheduled to return to a Utah courtroom today as a multi-day preliminary hearing continues to determine if he will stand trial for the murder of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk. Watch the full court proceedings in the video player above. On Monday, Robinson sat before Utah Judge Tony
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A 32-year-old Idaho Falls man was killed in a head-on crash on U.S. Highway 26 east of Ririe, and five others were injured.
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The Maze Fire west of Rexburg has grown to 150 acres in the last hour, prompting potential evacuations in Madison County.
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The Idaho Falls community is mourning the loss of a beloved local figure whose passion quite literally lit up the town every Independence Day.
Dr. Derek Campbell, a local surgeon and family medicine doctor, died Friday, July 3rd, without warning.
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Aalo Atomics’ advanced reactor design, the Aalo-X, successfully completed a zero-power fueled criticality demonstration at the Idaho National Laboratory, surpassing President Trump’s goal of having three advanced reactors achieve criticality before the US’s 250th birthday.
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Throughout the Independence Day weekend, firefighters were called out to multiple fires across the Bonneville County area. While the holiday is over, the IFFD is urging the community to remain highly vigilant as the dry season continues.
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Tyler Robinson, the 23-year-old man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will appear in court this week for a multiday hearing where prosecutors will present evidence, including a videotaped statement by Robinson’s former roommate, a key witness.
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The City of Pocatello has begun construction on the Johnny Creek Sanitary Sewer Project, which will provide municipal sewer service to around 200 homes in the Johnny Creek area.
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The Fort Hall Business Council has prohibited the use of fireworks on the Fort Hall Reservation to protect the community, homes, natural resources, and first responders from potential wildfires.
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The City of Pocatello is opening several cooling shelters to the public for 45 days beginning July 10th to help people beat the heat, with locations including the City Hall Lobby, Marshall Public Library, and Pocatello Animal Services.
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ALPINE, Wyo (KIFI) – A search and recovery mission continues this morning for a North Carolina man who went missing in the Snake River Canyon over the Fourth of July weekend. A call was made to the Star Valley Search and Rescue team and Alpine Volunteer Fire Department shortly after 7:00pm on Saturday, July 4,
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The Center for Hope in Idaho Falls provides free addiction and mental health recovery support services to adults, and while addiction is a complex disease with no cure, it is treatable and can be successfully managed with help and support.
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The morning celebration begins with an opening ceremony at 8:30 AM, and the parade officially gets moving at 9:00 AM. For those planning to celebrate from home, Local News 8 will provide live television and digital broadcast coverage of the entire event.
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A Bannock County Sheriff’s deputy and a neighbor rescued a trapped homeowner from a burning mobile home Thursday night near McCammon.
According to the Bannock County Sheriff’s Office, the homeowner called emergency dispatch reporting his mobile home near Highway 91 and Dixon Road was on fire and that he and his dogs were trapped in a rear bedroom.
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