Bingham County man pleads guilty to murder of his father
A Bingham County man has pled guilty for the murder of his father.
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Man found with stolen pickup arrested
Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies arrested an Idaho Falls man Wednesday after he was found driving a stolen pickup.
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Idaho DMV makes mailed registration renewals more affordable
It is now more affordable than ever to renew your vehicle registration by mail.
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Sage grouse wing donations wanted
It is sage grouse hunting season, and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is asking hunters to donate a wing from each of the birds they kill.
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3 free drive thru flu and COVID-19 clinics in October
This clinic is open to anyone in need of immunizations.
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Area schools highlight achievements amid mixed results from state literacy data
The State Department of Education says new data from spring assessments show that Idaho students are outperforming their national peers in early literacy, but that there’s also some losses in proficiency levels on the Idaho Standards Achievement Test, or ISAT.
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Newly released test scores show significant gains in early literacy, losses on Idaho Standards Achievement Test
New data from spring assessments show that Idaho students are outperforming their national peers in early literacy.
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IFFD kicks off fire prevention week with block party Thursday
The Idaho Falls Fire Department will host the annual Fire Prevention Block Party on Thursday, Oct. 5.
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Patching work on Teton Pass will impact traffic
If the work goes well, crews should complete the job in two days, weather permitting.
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Major Idaho Falls intersection to reopen Thursday
All lanes of traffic at the 17th Street and Woodruff Avenue intersection are set to reopen Thursday morning.
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3 things to know this morning – October 5, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Thursday.
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Police investigate missing person’s case
The Jackson Police Department is currently investigating a missing person’s case.
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No injuries reported in trailer fire
The Idaho Falls Fire Department is on scene of a structure fire at 3100 E 81st S. in Bonneville County.
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Woman charged in stabbing
A woman is charged with attempted murder, burglary and aggravated battery related to the stabbing of a man in Victor.
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Idaho Falls Zoo sloth bear passes away
The Idaho Falls Zoo animal care team announce Wednesday the passing of the beloved sloth bear Mick.
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Highland marching band gifted new uniforms after fire
Highland High School lost the majority of its band uniforms in the school fire last April.
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Blue Cross foundation partners with 6 east Idaho cities to build more active communities
Six east Idaho cities are learning how to build more dynamic, healthy communities.
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Mackay educator named 2024 Idaho Teacher of the Year
Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield announced Wednesday Mackay High School career technical education instructor Trent Van Leuven is the 2024 CapEd Credit Union Idaho Teacher of the Year.
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Things to know about winterizing sprinkler systems
As temperatures decrease, the City of Idaho Falls reminds homeowners of the importance of blowing out sprinklers before temperatures cause the system to freeze.
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Here’s why everyone’s phone alarmed Wednesday
The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission will be conducting a live, nation-wide emergency alert test on Wednesday, Oct. 4 at approximately 12:20 p.m. MDT.
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Gov. Gordon rejects federal funds that would harm oil and gas industry
Governor Mark Gordon is rejecting funding from the Biden Administration that is harmful to Wyoming’s economy and interests by using federal Inflation Reduction Act dollars to shut down producing Wyoming oil wells.
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Gov. Little celebrates Idaho LAUNCH Week as grant applications open
Governor Brad Little celebrated the opening of Idaho LAUNCH grant applications and signed a proclamation for “Idaho LAUNCH week” in a series of event this week.
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AAA’s reminders for harvest season/slow moving vehicles
It’s harvest season, and AAA is reminding drivers to watch for an increase of slow moving vehicles on the roads.
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Police search for missing person
The Idaho Falls Police Department is searching for a missing 49-year-old man.
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3 things to know this morning – October 4, 2023
3 things to know this morning – October 4, 2023
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Pedestrian identified after being struck, killed by truck
Next of kin has been notified.
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Hunter shoots grizzly bear in self-defense near Henrys Lake
It was determined the hunter acted in self-defense during a surprise encounter with the bear from a very close distance.
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Animal shelter struggling to house animals and support them financially
They’re our family pets, our furry friends, but through a variety of causes, they sometimes end up in a temporary home of the shelter. But what happens when the Shelter starts to struggle to not only house the animals but support them financially?
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Recent weather affecting harvest season
Recent rain and cold temperatures have posed difficult conditions for local farmers trying to harvest their crops.
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Butte County community raises $40,000 for Dillon Waymire’s recovery
A local high school football player is still in recovery after suddenly collapsing during a Butte County football game last week.
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Judge dismisses lawsuit over Idaho’s new voter registration laws
On Monday, Fourth Judicial District Judge Samuel Hoagland dismissed with prejudice the lawsuit challenging Idaho’s new voter registration requirements brought forward by Babe Vote and the League of Women Voters of Idaho.
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“Brake for Breakfast” raises breast cancer awareness
This month, hospitals around east Idaho and the country will be participating in the 24th annual Brake for Breakfast event.
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2nd annual Pocatello Historic Home Tour taking place on Saturday
Pocatello’s historic structures are set to open their doors for a day of touring, and it’s all for a good cause.
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United Way of Southeastern Idaho needs donations for annual Coat for Kids Drive
The United Way of Southeastern Idaho, its Women United affinity group, and the Pocatello-Chubbuck Head Start Program is teaming up again to provide winter coats for local children in need.
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WSGS and USGS announce completion of 2 Geophysical Surveys in Wyoming
The Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) and U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) announced the completion of two airborne geophysical surveys in Wyoming.
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Wolf trapper education class coming to Pocatello Oct. 7
There is still space available.
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Former funeral home owner now charged with felony complaints
There are new charges against the former owner of the Downard Funeral Home & Crematory.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – October 3, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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Friday night brawl leads to injuries, arrests in Idaho Falls
There are new details about a Friday night brawl at Kate Curley Park in Idaho Falls.
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Boats airlifted into Snake River
The Idaho Department of Agriculture continues to fight quagga mussels in a section of the Snake River near Twin Falls.
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Idaho Falls kids warmed with 400 coats
Mountain America gave more than 400 coats to kids at A.H. Elementary School Monday.
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Idaho Public Utilities Commission approves natural gas utility’s application to reduce rates
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission recently approved Intermountain Gas Company’s application that will reduce rates for most customers, including residential and commercial customers.
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Idaho gas prices stuck in limbo
While the national average is now a penny higher than a year ago, Idaho’s average is still 29 cents less than a year ago.
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No new fires detected on Salmon-Challis National Forest
No new fires have been detected on the Salmon-Challis National Forest since the last summary.
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Increased Wyoming syphilis cases cause concern
With a marked increase in reported syphilis cases in Wyoming over the past few years, the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is sharing prevention strategies to help protect residents from sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and their serious consequences.
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Cold and flu season is here, how can you stay healthy?
Fall has arrived, and as people bring out their sweaters, pumpkin spice, and scarves medical experts in the area remind us to be prepared for Cold and Flu Season. Flu shots are already available in many locations around the region.
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Hunters: Remember to allow up to 10 business days delivery time when ordering tags online or by phone
Order early or in person before your trip to ensure you have your tags.
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Mental Health Resource Fair for veterans, service members and families scheduled for Oct. 5
Service members, veterans and their families are invited to attend a Mental Health Resource Fair to get connected to counseling and other healthcare services.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – October 2, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Vandals make mess inside LDS Church building
Toilet paper, paper towels, and other items were found thrown across a gymnasium floor Sunday afternoon at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building in Idaho Falls.
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Potential Highway 20 changes happening near St. Anthony
The South St. Anthony exit isn’t the only change that will occur on the St. Anthony corridor of US Highway 20. 400 N or the South St. Anthony exit at milepost 344 is changing from an At-Grade Intersection to a Tight diamond Interchange.
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Moose Landing closing in early October to finalize construction
Phase three construction of the Snake River Gateways Project is continuing at Moose Landing in Grand Teton National Park.
Continue Reading F&G cancels Oct. 5 returned nonresident tag sale due to few tags and licensing system upgrades
Fish and Game will resume the returned tag sale scheduled for Oct. 19 and roll those few tags into that sale.
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Bureau of Reclamation will intermittently close Teton Park Road across Jackson Lake Dam
Work schedules may change or be delayed due to weather conditions or other extenuating circumstances.
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Public input sought on e-bike proposal for select Jackson area trails
JACKSON, Wyo. (KIFI) – The Bridger-Teton National Forest is seeking public input on the proposed designation of e-bikes on select trails located in the Jackson Ranger District. The proposal would allow Class 1 e-bike use on 27.5 miles of existing trail in the Teton Pass area and extend the season when e-bikes would be permitted on
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Electric Vehicles get their day in the sun
Some say Electric Vehicles (EVs) may very well be the future of transportation. The Pocatello Electric Vehicle Expo showcased the variety of EVs on the market and those who have taken the leap and purchased the vehicles.
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Gov. Little declares September Newborn Screening Awareness Month
A total of 40 Idaho infants were diagnosed with a newborn screening condition in 2022 based on the results of the blood spot of metabolic screen alone.
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Longtime Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation employee to retire
After decades of unwavering dedication and commitment, Ronnie Campbell will retire from his role as a key figure in the Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department.
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Westside Ranger District planning prescribed fire in Toponce Drainage
Smoke may be noticeable from the Inkom area and a majority of western Caribou County.
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American Red Cross blood donations needed
Donors of all blood types are urgently needed to ensure patients receive critical medical care.
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Island Park residential water system under new managment
The Big Springs Water Company is now the court appointed custodian of the Island Park Water Company’s (IPWC) assets.
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Fundraiser for Shop with a Cop to be held Oct. 6 and 7
Cash, check and Venmo donations are accepted.
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New Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney appointed in Bonneville County
A new Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for Bonneville County has been named.
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Hunters: Be aware of possible prescribed burn in a portion of Unit 73 in October
BLM will conduct a prescribed burn in John Evans Canyon west of Malad.
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Salmon volunteer recognized for contributions
Gov. Brad Little presented Eileen Twombly with a Governor’s Brightest Star Award for her volunteer service to Custer and Lemhi counties during a special Idaho Capital for a Day ceremony on Thursday.
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Housing market gets stronger
The housing market faced one of the biggest selling markets in history last year, and this year began the road to recovery.
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Blackfoot High School parking reminder
The Blackfoot Police Department is reminding Blackfoot High School students of where they can and can’t park due to the recent construction on South Fisher and the new elementary school on Walker Street.
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Economic stress affects local charities
Inflation and rising housing costs are hitting hard across the country and in east Idaho.
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Section of Beartooth Highway will close temporarily Saturday due to forecasted winter weather
The Beartooth Highway (US-212) between Long Lake barricade, near Top of the World Store and the Montana/Wyoming state line will close on Saturday, Sept. 30 at 3 p.m. due to forecasted winter weather conditions.
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Pile burning planned for Bridger-Teton National Forest
The Blackrock and Jackson Ranger Districts of the Bridger Teton National Forest plan to begin burning 277-acres of hand piles of libs and slash in early October and throughout the next few months as weather allows.
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TCSD announces after school bilingual theater club at Munger Mountain Elementary
Students in the After the Bell club at Munger Mountain Elementary School (MMES) are getting their theater on.
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President Russell M. Nelson to miss general conference due to recent fall
Russell M. Nelson, the president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said Thursday he will not personally attend general conference this weekend due to a recent fall.
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Officials identify body found in Portneuf River near Lava Hot Springs
Next of kin has been notified.
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Doom Haunted Attraction sports new look
Doom is one of the top haunted attractions in the gem state. They spare no expense to scare their visitors. Bringing in animatronics and set pieces from across the country to put on display in their warehouse.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – September 29, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Friday.
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Bingham Republicans and State GOP face off in county courthouse
A dispute over rules between Bingham County Republicans and the State GOP had its preliminary injunction in court Thursday.
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Blackfoot Animal Shelter provides update on adopted dogs
A number of dogs at the Blackfoot Animal Shelter found their new home in the last 24 hours.
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Idaho Falls Regional Airport hosting TSA PreCheck enrollments
Those who enroll will not have to remove things such as shoes, light outerwear or belts when going through TSA screening.
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Bus driver recovering from brain bleed
A charter bus driver is recovering in the hospital after a brain bleed.
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Prosecutors demand Amazon information on the purchase of knives in case against Idaho student killings suspect Bryan Kohberger
Prosecutors in the case of Bryan Kohberger, the man charged in the fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students, demanded customer information from Amazon related to the purchase of knives as part of their investigation, according to newly unsealed court documents.
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Judge sentences a woman who investigators say burned a Wyoming abortion clinic to 5 years in prison
An abortion opponent who broke into and burned what was to be Wyoming’s first full-service abortion clinic in at least a decade, delaying its opening by almost a year, was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison and three years probation.
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District of Idaho’s COVID-19 Fraud Task Force cases have identified $7 million in fraud
In the past 12 months, the Task Force has built a team consisting of federal prosecutors and 11 federal agencies focused on prosecuting cases related to pandemic-related programs.
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Registration open for free learn to skate lessons
The Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department has opened registration for free learn to skate day.
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Gov. Little appoints Cody Brower to Sixth Judicial District
Governor Brad Little announced his appointment of Cody Brower as District Judge to the Sixth Judicial District.
Continue Reading Fall 2023 pile burning on South Zone of the Salmon-Challis National Forest
Prescribed fire activities may take place September through December.
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Fire destroys car, mobile home in St. Anthony
A fire broke out Wednesday night just before p.m. at a mobile home park behind Point S Tire in St. Anthony.
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Idaho Falls Regional Airport sees multiple changes
The Idaho Falls Airport is undergoing many changes as they move forward into a new era.
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Lee Avenue storm drain improvements
The City of Idaho Falls contracted with Knife River Construction to install a new storm line, catch basins and manholes in Lee Avenue at the Intersections of 14th Street and 15th Street.
Continue Reading 3 things to know this morning – September 28, 2023
Here’s what you should know to start your Thursday.
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Possible Idaho legislative session edges closer
The possibility of the Idaho legislature calling itself back into session is edging closer.
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Idaho Deputy Controller explains delay in state’s revenue reporting
Idaho legislators have been unable to verify revenue coming in to the state for part of the new fiscal year, due to difficulties with the state’s transition to a new software system.
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Exit 344 south of St. Anthony set to get some upgrades
An interchange construction project will start late in the construction season on Thursday, September 28, 2023. The project will take the US-20 interchange along 400 North in St. Anthony, and turn it into a tight diamond interchange exit.
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Shelter animals at risk of euthanization, here’s how you can help save them
The Blackfoot Animal Shelter and Rescue has had to euthanize more animals in the last two months than in the last five years, according to shelter directors.
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Measles reported in Idaho children
Public health officials continue to recommend immunization.
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Part of US 26 in Ririe to close Monday for pipe installation
The closure is expected to last for one week.
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While fentanyl deaths are decreasing, more pills are being captured than ever before
More than 77,000 people in the United States have died from fentanyl from April 2022 to April 2023.
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Ranked choice voting: What is it? How does it work?
A new way of voting may be on its way to Idaho, the voting system is Ranked Choice Voting (RCV). Ranked Choice Voting is based on the idea that voters can rank their candidates in order of preference.
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Take a Look: Hillcrest High School choir performs with Grammy-nominated band Foreigner
Were you at the concert? What did you think?
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Prescribed fire operations to continue on Caribou Targhee
The Teton Basin Ranger District plans to continue with its multi-year Red Creek prescribed fire project beginning Thursday ahead of a predicted storm on Friday.
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Gov. Little signs executive order to support suicide prevention in Idaho
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order and proclamation Wednesday to further support suicide prevention in Idaho.
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