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A comedian who grew up in east Idaho who went on to earn some national fame is pushing back his return trip to Salt lake city.
Continue ReadingA comedian who grew up in east Idaho who went on to earn some national fame is pushing back his return trip to Salt lake city.
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The aptitude of a couple local students has caught the attention of a U.S. Senator.
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Fish and Game biologists with the Magic Valley Region are spending time this winter collaring mule deer does and fawns to assess survival over the coming winter months.
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Legislation to set an end date for Idaho legislative sessions following last year’s record-long session has been introduced.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plans to send a clear message to pharmacies on a conference call this week: Stop turning away immune-compromised people when they come seeking fourth doses of COVID-19 vaccines.
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Rexburg is working hard to support the needs of its community’s budding entrepreneurs and small businesses.
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Idaho’s five-year graduation rate is the highest it’s ever been, Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra said Tuesday.
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egislation is heading to the House to extend a legal shield to Idaho businesses, schools and government entities from lawsuits if someone catches COVID-19.
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Idaho officials reported 3,518 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths Tuesday.
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During a period when the Omicron coronavirus variant was dominant, severe outcomes for patients hospitalized with COVID-19 — including ICU admission, ventilator use and death — were less common than during Delta or the first winter surge, according to a study published Tuesday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Legislation prompted by the deaths of three Idaho Army National Guard pilots killed in a helicopter crash during a training exercise last year has been introduced.
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The Rexburg Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a
Continue ReadingAARP Idaho is inviting local organizations and governments across the state to apply for the 2022 AARP Community Challenge grant program, now through March 22, 2022.
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Idaho State Highway 55 (SH-55) north of Smiths Ferry reopened Monday to traffic in both directions following cleanup of the rockslide this past weekend.
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Idaho Labor is hosting a multi-employer job fair Feb. 2, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Holiday Inn Express, 475 W. Parkcenter Blvd., in Boise.
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The City of Pocatello still has Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding available for Pocatello residents facing financial hardships due to COVID-19.
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The Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) will hold a media briefing about COVID-19 in Idaho at 2:30 p.m. (MT) Tuesday.
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There have only been five confirmed sighting of ringtails in Idaho.
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Despite a 2016 Blaine County ordinance restricting the planting of noxious plants, including exotic yew, three elk, two cows and one calf, were found dead on Tuesday January 18, 2022 after eating the toxic plant north of Hailey near the Valley Club.
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By Sara Fili Click here for updates on this story OMAHA, Nebraskas (KETV) — An Omaha native nearly lost both her parents to COVID at the same time. Traci Pribyl, of Omaha, was on a ventilator for a month. Her husband was in a hospital bed of his own trying to fight off the virus.
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Pfizer and BioNTech have begun a clinical trial for their Omicron-specific COVID-19 vaccine candidate, they announced in a news release on Tuesday.
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America’s job market hasn’t fully recovered yet. But some states are already back to normal.
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The SAT taken by prospective college students across the country will go all-digital starting in 2024 and will be an hour shorter, the College Board announced in a statement Tuesday.
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The federal tax filing season has begun.
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Attention parents: Hold onto that Internal Revenue Service letter about your enhanced child tax credit payments. You’ll need it when you file your 2021 tax return.
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It may seem like you’re helping, but handouts for wintering deer and elk ultimately harm the animals and people.
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Tuesday morning was welcomed in by the Rexburg Chamber of Commerce, Madison County officials and the Mayor’s of Rexburg and Sugar City.
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The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) has activated Crisis Standards of Care (CSC) Monday morning in accordance with IDAPA 16.02.09 – Crisis Standards of Care For Healthcare Entities in three local public health districts — Southwest District Health, Central District Health, and South Central District Health – due to severe staffing and blood shortages.
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A staff shortage is impacting an Idaho Falls school.
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The Idaho Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on whether the state’s redistricting commission met deadlines and properly split the state into two new U.S. congressional voting districts.
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A top Idaho education official gave a full-throated defense of the state’s public education system that in recent years has come under attack by far-right-wing lawmakers seeking to cut financial support.
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A recent strand of fires in homes across Idaho Falls has kept the Idaho Fire department pretty busy.
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The Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel announced Brad Paisley will be performing live on stage at its outdoor concert venue on Saturday, June 25, 2022.
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Masks are again required for all staff in the Teton Idaho School District.
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Legislation to put teachers on state health insurance has cleared the House and is headed to the Senate.
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Backcountry users reminded to be aware of avalanche risk and the safety of other recreationists
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Many are being reassigned to missions in Europe.
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Just as free COVID-19 tests are landing in the mailboxes of people who ordered them, the first free N95 masks for the public have started to arrive at US pharmacies, with more on the way in the coming days.
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The suspect was ultimately identified as 35-year-old Johnnie Kendrall Adams from Mississippi.
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The Pocatello Police Street Crimes Unit, along with Idaho State Police Alcohol Beverage Control, executed a search warrant at the El Compa Hookah Bar located at 440 E. Center Street, Pocatello Sunday around 3:00 a.m.
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Idaho officials reported 4,947 new COVID-19 cases and 8 new deaths over the weekend.
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If you use payment apps like Venmo, PayPal or CashApp, the new year ushered in a change to an IRS tax reporting rule that could apply to some of your transactions.
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On Thursday at the Business Professional of America competition, Jefferson Joint School District 251 had 20 students qualify for the state competition.
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In a winter that has been anything but typical, AAA reports the rising cost of crude oil is driving the national average price of gasoline higher.
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The Idaho State Tax Commission starts processing 2021 Idaho individual income tax returns on Monday, January 24.
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson has contracted COVID-19 amid a variant-fueled surge that is sweeping Utah and the Capitol. It’s the second time the 47-year-old Republican has tested positive and follows reports of multiple state lawmakers also testing positive. Henderson’s office said the lieutenant governor was recovering but planned to
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The Idaho Falls Fire crews were called to a Jefferson Ave. home around 2:30 Sunday afternoon. The caller reported seeing heavy smoke coming from the roof.
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This past weekend, Pebble Creek Ski Area hosted its Max Safety Day.
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The new K-9 will allow for the department to detect drugs coming through the area, says Officer Hunter Gregory, who will be the dog’s handler.
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REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI)- The Rexburg Winter Fest made its return Saturday, taking place at the Teton Winter park, in the Teton Lakes Golf Course. People from the surrounding area came to experience what Rexburg has to offer in the great outdoors during the winter. The fest included cross country skiing, a sled hill and to
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Student athletes at Idaho State University are getting pumped up over a new addition to their athletic program.
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By Allison Chinchar, CNN Meteorologist You’ve heard of blizzards and maybe even the polar vortex, but have you heard of ice pancakes? What about ice bites or ice jams? These unique names sound fascinating but require specific weather conditions. This week ice pancakes were found along Chicago’s shoreline of Lake Michigan. Sharan Banagiri’s photos were
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Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 2.4% in December, an historic low and one-tenth of a percentage point below the state’s previous record of 2.5% in December 2019.
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Before taking his own life, Brian Laundrie wrote in a notebook he was responsible for Gabby Petito’s death, according to the FBI.
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An Idaho lawmaker who was censured after publicizing the name of a 19-year-old intern who reported being raped is being sued under the state’s public records act.
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“Every one of these families deserve answers, and police do need help on these cases. They are never, never over until we have justice,” Douglas said.
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Support continues to pour in for the Firth Fire Department after a fire severely damaged its building and equipment earlier this month.
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Shady Rest Campgrounds is forcing most of it’s residents to move out to a different RV park.
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Idaho Falls High School capped off a week of multi-cultural activities with a celebration in the civic auditorium. Students, faculty, and staff all gathered to witness the different performances, songs, and dances from various cultures.
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A bill that would allow Idaho residents with multiple sclerosis and other neurological disorders to use a pain-relief spray derived from marijuana has been introduced in the House.
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Yellowstone National Park hosted 4,860,537 recreation visits in 2021, up 28% from 2020 (3,806,306 visits), making it the busiest year on record.
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Craig Tibbitts of Ammon announces his candidacy for Bonneville County Treasurer.
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The Idaho Falls Community Food Basket announced it has been able to pay-off the mortgage for its warehouse.
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Idaho officials reported 3,701 new COVID-19 cases and 6 new deaths Friday.
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Ammon Mayor Sean Colleti has appointed a new council member.
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HAMILTON, Mont. (AP) — Officials in western Montana have released the name of a Colorado skier who died while skiing out of bounds at the Lost Trail Ski Area on the Montana-Idaho border. Ravalli County Sheriff and Coroner Steve Holton says 25-year-old William Benjamin Brown of Denver had left a group of friends and was
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The Marshall Public Library is changing its hours of operation for the week of January 24, 2022.
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Three large new studies from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention highlight the importance of getting a booster shot to provide the best protection against the Omicron coronavirus variant.
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Birthdays are usually joyous occasions for Bonnie Wiener-Bambara, with daylong parties that involve pampering, dinner and friends.
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Idaho Falls Police report Alaina was located Thursday night in Idaho Falls and is safe with law enforcement.
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Two public electric utilities and a federal energy agency with millions of customers in eight western states have reached a tentative agreement centered on a proposed energy transmission line connecting their power grids.
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A state judge is weighing whether Idaho’s Constitution allows the governor to reject a parole board’s recommendation when it comes to commuting a death sentence.
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Just like other Idaho residents, some animals at Zoo Boise are getting vaccinated against coronavirus.
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All schools in the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District will also be closed Friday due to staffing shortages.
Continue ReadingBonneville School District 93 will be holding a special meeting Thursday.
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The latest innovations in potato production are making their way through Pocatello.
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Idaho’s largest-ever tax cut has cleared the House and is headed to the Senate.
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A Pocatello man was sentenced to 130 months in federal prison for attempted possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
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Challis Bridge Day-Use Site within the Challis Field Office is temporarily closing to protect public health and safety.
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Due to adverse weather-related trail conditions, Stage Two of the 2022 Pedigree© Stage Stop Sled Dog Race will be relocated from the South Pass area of Lander, Wyoming to the Upper Green River trail system near Pinedale / Cora, Wyoming.
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Idaho officials reported 3,462 new COVID-19 cases and 25 new deaths Thursday.
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Idaho officials have sent MyPillow chief executive Mike Lindell a cease-and-desist letter and a bill of more than $6,000 over the businessman’s repeated accusations of voter fraud in the state.
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The City of American Falls and Direct Communications announced a public/private partnership that will bring fiber-optic broadband to 1,474 homes in American Falls.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued new guidance last week that urges Americans to wear the highest quality mask they can wear consistently and that fits well.
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Attorney General Lawrence Wasden and the Idaho State Tax Commission are warning Idahoans about a scam targeting taxpayers.
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Idaho State Police is currently working multiple crashes on northbound Interstate 15 near milepost 80, near Fort Hall.
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Snow has begun to show up with freezing fog with inversion this morning into areas east of Blackfoot into the desert and the northwest system will plow into the central mountains at lunch and we’ll have snow showers into afternoon drive time, deepening into the night. Winter Weather Advisory is issued for eastern highlands this
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United States Attorney Bob Murray announced Wednesday 27-year-old Benjamin J. Bagala of Santa Rosa, California pleaded guilty and was sentenced for three counts of assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees and one count of depredation against property of the United States.
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Idaho leaders demanded Wednesday the Biden Administration uphold state sovereignty and permanently withdraw its vaccine mandate rule for private businesses.
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Despite the cold and snow, a local nonprofit and volunteers showed that there is enough warmth in their hearts to change one man’s life for the better this weekend.
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With this surge of new COVID-19 cases, testing is in high demand around the area.
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INL has just finished the ten year, forty million dollar project to introduce arguably one of the nation’s most comprehensive electric power grid test beds.
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Two more area schools are closing due to the current surge of COVID-19 cases.
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State officials are requesting $392,000 from the general fund to kill wolves in Idaho, and with other revenue sources will have just over $1 million for that purpose starting this summer.
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Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin asked legislative budget writers Wednesday for $29,000 to cover legal fees incurred after she lost a public records lawsuit.
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An Idaho Falls man was sentenced to 68 months in federal prison for possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
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Idaho officials reported 4,537 new COVID-19 cases and 10 new deaths Wednesday.
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On Wednesday at approximately 5:53 a.m., Idaho State Police investigated a two-vehicle fatality crash eastbound I84 at milepost 150, approximately seven miles west of Wendell.
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COVID-19 case counts in the United States have dipped in recent days, a promising sign that the Omicron wave is starting to subside.
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When President Joe Biden walks out at 4pm ET to greet reporters assembled in the White House’s East Room, it will be the first formal press conference he has convened in months. Suffice to say, a lot has happened since then.
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