All lanes on I-15 are now open after a crash involving two semi-trucks yesterday evening. The accident, which occurred around 5:30 p.m. just north of Blackfoot, involved two semis hauling heavy equipment that struck the Porterville Road Bridge.
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On your mark, get set, go! The Great Snake River Triathlon is set to race into Idaho Falls’ Snake River Landing Saturday, August 16, 2025.
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Five soldiers were shot ina shooting incident at the US Army’s Fort Stewart in Georgia, according to a verified Facebook page for Fort Stewart and the associated Hunter Army Airfield.
The nature of the soldiers’ injuries was unclear. All were taken to Winn Army Community Hospital, the post said.
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As wildfire danger increases, the Eastern Idaho Interagency Fire Center is implementing Stage 1 fire restrictions on federal, state, and private lands across 14 counties, effective at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow, August 7.
The restrictions apply to Bannock, Bear Lake, Bingham, Bonneville, Butte, Caribou, Clark, Franklin, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison, Power, Oneida, and Teton counties.
Continue Reading By Elizabeth Wolfe, Taylor Galgano, Jillian Sykes, Michelle Watson, CNN (CNN) — Under the buzz of neon lights and cluttered walls and ceilings of The Owl Bar, bartender Cassandra Dutra spends many of her nights catering to the familiar faces crowding her counter, often losing track of the number of rounds the regulars have bought
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It’s a celebration 60 years in the making. The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes warmly welcome visitors from near and far to the Annual Indian Festival, taking place Thursday, August 7, through Sunday, August 10. This year’s theme is, “Celebrating and Continuing 60 Years of Strength and History.”
“For six decades, our Festival has been a cherished tradition, uniting generations through culture, community, and celebration,” said Fort Hall Business Council Chairwoman Donna Thompson. “We honor those who came before us and continue to carry forward the spirit and resilience of our people.”
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“We recognized that there was a need in our community, that there are families that might not be able to get all of the school supplies that their kids need,” said Trina Bonman, associate director of the Marshall Public Library. “We just figured we’d be a good drop-off location or a good central location that we could collect the supplies, and then we coordinate with the school district to get them where they need to go.”
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On Tuesday, August 5th, the Blackfoot City Council will vote on a critical issue that could determine the future of Jensen Grove, the city’s most popular recreation spot. The core of the problem is keeping the pond full of water, and it is a lot more complicated than it sounds.
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BUTTE COUNTY, Idaho (KIFI) — The Cedar Fire near Mackay, sparked by a lightning strike on July 29, has grown to an estimated 731 acres. As of this morning, fire crews have achieved 16% containment. According to the Pocatello Fire Department, which has a team in the area, crews are diligently working to thin fire
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“Wildland fire is inherently complex. It can have catastrophic impacts on human communities, yet it is also an essential natural disturbance in many types of ecosystems,” said Jessica Miesel, associate professor in the Department of Forest, Rangeland and Fire Sciences and a co-principal investigator of the grant. “Understanding fire requires an interdisciplinary scientific approach, as well as close partnerships between scientists and land managers to develop practical and effective management solutions.”
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A Jackson Hole High School teacher is being celebrated for her dedication to bringing history to life. Cheryl Katz has been named the 2025 Wyoming History Teacher of the Year by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. The award recognizes exceptional K–12 educators for their outstanding work in teaching American history.
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Utahns are losing millions of dollars to fraudulent contractors who are taking the money but then walking off the job. Now, the state has formed a task force to protect consumers from contractor scams.
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A woman was arrested Monday in a stalking case that Cottonwood Heights police called “incredibly alarming” because of apparent delusions the woman has about her and the victim in the case — songwriter and Utah local, Post Malone.
According to Malone’s family, their concern had peaked because the woman’s behavior hadn’t stopped and had instead escalated continuously since early January.
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The man charged with capital murder in the death of Santaquin Police Sgt. Bill Hooser is now facing additional charges for allegedly attacking multiple deputies at the Utah County Jail.
Michael Aaron Jayne, 43, of Garrett, Indiana — who is already awaiting trial on a charge of aggravated murder — was charged Monday in 4th District Court with aggravated assault by a prisoner, a second-degree felony; two counts of assault by a prisoner, a third-degree felony; and causing property damage, a class A misdemeanor.
Continue Reading By Holly Yan, Josh Campbell, CNN (CNN) — Stymied by treacherous terrain and untamed wilderness, authorities are struggling to find an Army veteran suspected of killing four people at a Montana bar last week. Investigators say Michael Paul Brown, 45, vanished Friday after gunning down a bartender and three patrons at The Owl Bar in
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“Mike’s service to the city has been nothing short of exceptional,” said Mayor Rebecca Casper. “His thoughtful counsel and steadfast integrity have earned the trust and respect of his colleagues and community alike. While we are excited for him and the next chapter in his career, he will be deeply missed — both personally and professionally.”
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First responders representing Teams Pocatello and Chubbuck went head-to-head at a speed rib-eating competition at Texas Roadhouse on Monday, August 4, for a chance to benefit the winning team’s chosen charity.
The rib-eating challenge kicked off the evening’s Dine to Donate Fundraiser, in partnership with Texas Roadhouse, where a percentage of the restaurant’s proceeds is donated to a charitable organization.
“It’s a good time for our first responders to give them something not an emergency and just give back to the community,” said Kim Flores, store marketer for the Pocatello Texas Roadhouse.
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If Wyoming residents are wondering about the enforcement of fair hunting practices in their state, the Wyoming Game and Fish Law Enforcement Report was just released.
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IFDDC hopes the new system will “improve parking availability and turnover for customers.” The funds the parking system makes will be used for parking infrastructure, maintenance, and public improvements.
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The Bannock County Fair officially opens Monday, August 4, kicking off a week of classic fun. This year’s fair is jam-packed with live music, a wide variety of food, 4-H animal shows, rodeos, and the annual parade on Wednesday, August 6.
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Five adults were removed from the home and detained while deputies searched the property. Deputies found small amounts of fentanyl and meth, along with drug paraphernalia.
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Several vendors provided goods for sale ranging from food, custom made boxes, spices, and personalized clothing.
Continue Reading By Karina Tsui, Michelle Watson, Holly Yan, Taylor Galgano, Sarah Dewberry, CNN (CNN) — Despite a grueling manhunt and a growing search zone, authorities say they might be getting closer to finding an Army veteran accused of gunning down four people for no obvious reason. Michael Paul Brown is still on the run Tuesday, four
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“Being in a place like this, I won’t have to fall behind anymore. I can just jump in my wheelchair and still accomplish everything.”
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The Portneuf District Library celebrated the nearing end of summer today with a “Summer Chill Out” party that drew hundreds of community members. The event was packed with activities designed to help everyone cool down and have a blast.
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Hamlet Homes is celebrating the grand opening of its brand-new Alpine Heights model home in Rexburg with a ribbon cutting and a little something extra.
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“Our firefighters have done an incredible job so far this season of keeping fires small. As we enter the busiest and most dangerous part of our wildfire season here in Idaho, and it is important we signal our strong support for the brave men and women who put their own safety on the line every time they head out for a fire so the rest of us can stay safe,” said Governor Little in a news release. “These bonuses are a meaningful way to say thank you to our brave Idaho firefighters and the staff who back them up.”
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The Idaho Falls Police Department is inviting community members to attend National Night Out on Tuesday night, August 5th. National Night Out is an annual national community-building effort that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our communities safer, more caring places to live.
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There is a tentative contract agreement in the works for teachers in the Idaho Falls School District 91. School district officials, along with the Idaho Falls Education Association, have agreed on wages for the upcoming school year. Both sides worked all day to negotiate the agreement.
These groups have been trying to come to an agreement on how the money will be spent. Last week, the education association’s negotiator, Jake Snarr, said they were not happy with how the budget for contracts was originally presented to them this year. He said the budget was presented differently than in years past.
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The Bannock County Sheriff’s office is looking for a 67-year old woman who may be in danger.
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Crews are actively working to contain a wildfire on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. The Rio Vista Fire is actively burning around 25 acres of sagebrush terrain; however, no structures are threatened at this time, according to reservation officials.
Continue Reading By Taylor Romine, Josh Campbell, Taylor Galgano, Danya Gainor, CNN (CNN) — Investigators are still searching for a man they say shot and killed four people at a Montana bar Friday morning, closing parts of the nearby forest over the weekend as they work to locate the “armed and extremely dangerous” suspect, officials said. As
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The Anaconda-Deer Lodge County Law Enforcement Center says that the suspect, Michael Paul Brown, is still on the run. The Granite County Sheriff’s Office says that the suspect’s house was cleared by SWAT teams. The shooting occurred late Friday morning at the Owl Bar, according to the Montana Division of Criminal Investigation.
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Bannock County’s ‘The Village: A Place for Youth and Families’ recently received the 2025 Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties for the center’s innovative approach to counseling kids and teens in the area.
Since opening in 2023, The Village has successfully served over 600 young people as a single point of contact for counseling and diversionary programs to keep kids out of the criminal justice system.
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The Madison Fire Department, in conjunction with the Board of County Commissioners, has declared a temporary open fire ban for all county residents. This critical measure will be in effect until September 30th.
“Madison Fire Department has the expectation this burn ban will heighten the public’s awareness of the extreme fire conditions we are in,” said Chief Corey Child in a press release. “We are hopeful that following the restrictions outlined in this ban will lessen our chances of a large fire in Madison County. The current indices of low fuel moisture and low relative humidity indicate any fire started in Madison County has a high probability of resulting in a large fire.”
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Quick thinking and a rapid response from local fire departments yesterday prevented a fast-moving fire north of Highway 91 from engulfing a home, a trailer, and surrounding wheat fields. The blaze, which began around 2:00 PM on Wednesday, July 31st, started in a shed near the property and quickly spread to multiple vehicles, additional outbuildings, and open fields, severely threatening nearby residences, according to a Facebook post by the Blackfoot Fire Department.
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“For more than 30 years, Carrie has helped shape Idaho Falls into the vibrant, compassionate and creative community we know and love today,” Mayor Casper said. “From the arts and animal welfare to civic engagement and philanthropy, her impact is immeasurable. It’s a true privilege to celebrate her legacy.”
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On May 17, 2025, the Idaho State Historical Society, in partnership with the Idaho State Department of Agriculture, is proud to recognize the Haderlie Family Farm as an official Idaho Century Farm, honoring over 100 years of continuous family ownership and agricultural legacy. The Century Farm and Ranch Program celebrates Idaho’s deep-rooted agricultural heritage and honors families who have worked the same land for generations. This year, the Haderlie family joins that distinguished legacy, with their farm tracing its roots back to 1915 when Henry W. Haderlie and his wife Ruth Ward began farming in the fertile ground of Bonneville County.
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A flight from the Salt Lake City International Airport heading overseas left passengers fearing for their lives last night, July 30. The Delta Airlines flight carrying 275 passengers and 13 crew members experienced significant turbulence while flying over Wyoming.
Andrew Schneider, a passenger from Idaho Falls, described the terrifying ordeal: ‘We were maybe 15 minutes… maybe an hour into the flight, and the turbulence gets way worse. Apparently, our pilots lost contact with air traffic control… and so we were flying blind.
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“EIRMC North Idaho Falls ER will provide high-quality emergency care for members of our community and region. We believe it will be a more convenient option for many people, saving significant travel time when seeking care,” Betsy Hunsicker, the CEO of EIRMC, said. “Patients can expect the same level of superior care as if they came directly to the ER on EIRMC’s campus.”
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“They’re blown away that a guy in a wheelchair is out there doing that. And I just like to show people that no matter what happens, you can still go out in the things and reach for your goals,” said Glen.
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Governor Brad Little announced today he appointed Juliet Charron to serve as the new director overseeing Idaho’s largest state agency, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW).
“Juliet Charron brings an impressive level of knowledge, experience, and leadership ability to lead Health and Welfare, an agency that serves hundreds of thousands of Idahoans through its various programs. I am confident she will lead Health and Welfare with integrity and transparency and with an eye for delivering services with the greatest efficiency,” Governor Little said.
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A 22-year-old man was arrested last night after Pocatello Police Department (PPD) officers responded to reports of multiple shots fired at a parked vehicle in the 4800 block of Navajo Street.
Matthew Adcock, 22, was taken into custody during the investigation. He faces two counts of aggravated assault and two additional counts of firing into an occupied dwelling related to a separate, prior incident, according to a PPD news release.
Continue Reading CNN By Matt Rehbein, Hanna Park, Martin Goillandeau, Lauren Mascarenhas, Mike Figliola, Mary Gilbert, CNN (CNN) — Some passengers were terrified, convinced the plane was going down. One seasoned traveler said it was the roughest flight he’d ever taken. A woman on board felt like she was experiencing an earthquake. Severe turbulence struck a Delta
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“This new building is part of our ongoing commitment to provide high-quality care close to home for people across the Snake River Valley,” said Amy Larsen, Vice President of Hospital Services. “With more space and state-of-the-art facilities, Urology Associates and Mountain View Imaging Center will be better equipped to meet the needs of patients in our growing community.”
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Fire crews from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and partner agencies are actively working to suppress two wildfires burning in Idaho’s Lemhi Mountain Range.
The Mill Fire, which began on the afternoon of July 29, continues to burn approximately five miles southeast of Patterson in the Pahsimeroi Valley. As of this morning, the fire has grown to an estimated 1,820 acres and is 20% contained. Firefighters anticipate full containment by August 10.
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Starting next week, the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) will begin important utility upgrades designed to support future growth. The work is set to start on August 11, 2025, and will affect sections of Skyline Drive and the Hourly Parking Lot.
“We know this may be inconvenient, but these improvements will help us better serve you and the entire community for years,” stated the IDA in a Facebook post. “We appreciate your patience as we grow!”
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Idaho has been named the fifth best state in the nation for pickleball players according to a study by pickleball experts PodPlay Pickleball Business Guide, which surveyed the number of pickleball venues in the Gem State.
The study shows Idaho has an average of 4.65 pickleball courts per 100,000 people, making it one of the most accessible states in the US for people to find a place to play.
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Firefighters in Yellowstone National Park are actively battling the Ash Fire burning in the park’s remote southwest corner. First detected Wednesday afternoon, July 30, by Yellowstone helitack crews on an aerial reconnaissance mission in the Bechler area, the fire has quickly grown to an estimated over 10 acres.
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There was a lot of horsin’ around going on Wednesday morning as cowboys and cowgirls from Champs Heart took to the arena at Sandy Downs for the cutest rodeo in the west. This is the third year that the Champs Heart Rodeo has kicked off the events for the War Bonnet Round-Up, Idaho’s oldest rodeo.
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Fire managers in the Teton area have increased the fire danger to “very high” for Grand Teton National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest, and the National Elk Refuge, effective today, July 30. This heightened alert comes as conditions across the Teton Interagency Dispatch area are drying out rapidly, creating an environment where fires can easily ignite and spread quickly, according to a recent press release.
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After consultation with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department captured and relocated an adult female grizzly bear on July 29, 2025.
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College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) is proud to announce the launch of a new Associate of Arts (AA) in Education degree program beginning fall 2025. The program is designed to prepare students for transfer into four-year teacher education programs and help meet the region’s growing need for qualified educators.
“The State of Idaho — and eastern Idaho in particular — has a growing demand for high-quality teachers,” said Jacob Haeberle, Dean of General Education. “College of Eastern Idaho has recognized that demand and is excited to meet our region’s education needs with this important, new degree.”
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After a year of intense work, the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) is celebrating the full completion of repairs to the Big Fill Slide on the Teton Pass. The critical roadway, Wyoming Highway 22 (Idaho 33), suffered a significant failure after a landslide swept away a section of the roadway at milepost 12.8 on June 7, 2024.
Today, July 30, at 1:30 PM, WYDOT and Ames Construction are hosting a ribbon-cutting celebration near Teton County, Idaho, to mark the occasion. The event will not only commemorate the Big Fill Slide’s restoration but also the successful repairs to the Snake River Bridge.
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The City of Ammon is inviting you to a weekend of high-flying fun as the annual Ammon Days celebration returns to McCowin Park from August 1st to 3rd. The free event kicks off with 22 hot air balloons lifting off from McCowin Park North Field at 6:00 AM.
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Idaho hunters who successfully drew tags for controlled hunts in the Southeast Region have until Friday, August 1, to buy their tags before applications open for the second drawing.
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“This site empowers students to make informed decisions about their futures—whether that includes college, trades, employment, or service,” said Carisa Barnett, Executive Director of TLC. “We wanted to make a resource that speaks to the diverse goals of our community’s youth and gives families the tools to support them.”
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Fire Crews spent the night battling a fast-moving wildfire in Pahsimeroi Valley. The Mill Fire has already burned an estimated 600 acres, five miles southeast of Patterson on the Lemhi Range.
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“Our main goal that the Salvation Army does is we want to let people know that we love them, we care about them, and one of the best ways that we can do that is we can help them with these practical things,” said Makowski. “We see a need, we fill it.”
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A new program in Bonneville County aims to help local students better connect with School Resource Officers.
Continue Reading Tsunami warnings have been issued for parts of Russia, Japan, and Alaska, as well as all of Hawaii, after a massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck Wednesday off Russia’s remote and sparsely populated far eastern coast.
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Idahoans are experiencing some of the hottest days of the year this July, and while many are trying to stay cool and hydrated, it’s also a good time to keep an eye on our neighbors, especially the Gem State’s senior citizens.
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Fire crews are working to put out a fire on Phillips Bench near the Teton Pass.
Continue Reading CNN, SPECTRUM NEWS NY1, SEE PREFONTS By Jessie Yeung, CNN (CNN) — Investigators are combing through evidence in the wake of New York City’s deadliest mass shooting since 2000, trying to figure how a gunman came to unleash an assault-style rifle in Midtown, fatally shooting four people – including a police officer – and injuring
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A 17-year-old hiker is recovering from significant thermal burns after his foot broke through the thin crust near Yellowstone National Park’s Lone Star Geyser, close to Old Faithful, on Monday morning. The incident resulted in burns to the teenager’s foot and ankle. He received immediate treatment from emergency medical staff on-site before being transported to a hospital for further care, according to a Yellowstone National Park news release.
This marks the first thermal injury in Yellowstone since September of last year. Park staff are currently investigating the incident.
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Kohberger was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences and was quietly escorted out of the courtroom, leaving behind a courtroom of heartbroken families, prosecutors and a judge still unable to process that all-important yet elusive question: Why?
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Traffic will be affected as the Idaho Transportation Department and contractor partners conduct inlaid striping operations on State Highway 33, U.S. Highway 20, and Interstate 15 Business Loop in Idaho Falls over the next three weeks.
Beginning today, lane closures will be in effect where work is currently underway on SH-33 between Sage Junction and Rexburg. Four miles at one time will be reduced to one lane, with flaggers and pilot cars directing traffic through the work area. Motorists should watch for reduced speed, large equipment, and signs indicating construction ahead.
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Idaho State University (ISU) is thrilled to announce a major gift from Direct Communications Rockland, Inc. that will establish the new Direct Communications Esports Arena on the ISU campus. The partnership continues Direct Communications’ deep commitment to rural education and student enrichment across Idaho.
“This generous investment from Direct Communications expands access to cutting-edge technology for ISU students while strengthening our ability to support student wellness, teamwork, and innovation,” said President Robert W. Wagner. “We are incredibly grateful to Tim May and the outstanding Direct Communications team for their continued support of Idaho’s students.”
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As a part of one of the last stages of an improvement plan, the Driggs Reed Memorial Airport is officially closed from now (Monday, July 28, 2025) until Tuesday, August 26th 2025 for all airplane traffic.
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In an official announcement today (Monday, July 28, 2025), the Idaho Fish and Game has granted $100,000 total to various conservation and recreation-focused groups around the state. With a goal of taking care of the state’s wildlands for the public, Fish and Game says helping other organizations with similar goals is a win-win.
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By Elizabeth Wolfe, John Miller, Sara Smart, CNN At least three people are dead and several others injured after a gunman opened fire early Monday outside a resort and casino in Reno, Nevada, police said. Those killed outside Grand Sierra Resort included visitors in town for a bachelor party and a Reno resident driving nearby,
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The Idaho Falls Fire Department was able to quickly put out a structure fire behind the U-Haul on Northgate Mile (Yellowstone Highway) on Monday afternoon.
The fire appeared to be coming from two trailers behind the facility’s storage units, facing Higbee Avenue. Eyewitness photos captured the efforts of firefighters who were on top of the U-Haul trailers, extinguishing the blaze.
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This method is meant to let the Education Association decide how the money will be distributed.
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Idaho hunters, time is running out. Outdoor enthusiasts who drew a limited controlled hunt tag for Deer, Elk, Pronghorn, Fall Bear, Swan, or Turkey in the initial drawing have until 11:59 PM MDT on Thursday, August 1st, to purchase their tags. Failure to complete the purchase by this deadline will result in forfeiture of the tag, which will then be re-offered in a second drawing.
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Malad City has issued a boil water advisory for all city residents following an unexpected loss of pressure in the drinking water distribution system. The issue was caused by a malfunction in the automated system.
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Authorities in North Idaho seized over 100 gallons of Huckleberries from a group in Boundary County suspected of commercial harvesting, a practice prohibited within the Idaho Panhandle National Forests. The seizure was the result of a collaborative backcountry patrol aimed at protecting the region’s natural resources.
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“We are committed to the health of our donors and to public health, and this is a service we’re providing,” said Matt Ochsner, communications director for the Red Cross of Idaho, Montana, and East Oregon. “According to the CDC, there’s about 8.7 million Americans who have diabetes and don’t realize it; so we will provide this testing, and then the information you get, you can take back to your primary care doctor to see what the path forward is.”
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“We can ensure the highest quality standards from the ranch to the consumer’s table. This acquisition of Intermountain Packing not only enhances our operational efficiency but also strengthens our commitment to providing sustainable, highest quality grass-fed beef,” said Mirvic.
The acquisition comes after several months of challenges for Intermountain Packing, including a large number of complaints from Idaho Falls residents due to a pungent odor emanating from the plant.
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The Signal Flat Fire, which burned nearly 8 acres near Signal Mountain in Grand Teton National Park, is now 100% contained. The lightning-caused blaze was first spotted on Saturday, July 26.
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The Education Association’s negotiator, Jake Snarr, says they are not happy with how the budget was presented to them this year.
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People are celebrating creativity and artistic excellence this weekend.
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The Idaho Transportation Department wants your feedback on what to work on next, but the clock to submit your responses is ticking.
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A judge sentenced Lori Vallow-Daybell to two consecutive terms of life in prison for the murder of her fourth husband Charles Vallow, and the attempted murder of her niece’s former husband, Brandon Boudreaux on Friday.
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Skaters, city leaders, and supporters gathered to celebrate the grand opening ribbon-cutting of the new Optimist Skatepark on Friday.
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After two days of testimonies from the prosecution and defense, Jeremy Best was given three consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole.
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A young martial artist in Chubbuck is channeling his entrepreneurial spirit to raise money for a trip to a national competition.
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The Mountain View Event Center in Pocatello played host to two nation-traveling circus shows this week.
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SRD’s Traveling Animals is hosting a ‘Wild Reptile Adventure’ event at Jungle ReTreat Ice Cream in Pocatello on Saturday, July 26.
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The events follow the model of Coffee with a Cup, a national initiative meant to help build better communication and trust between police and the community.
Continue Reading By Kyle Feldscher, CNN (CNN) — Professional wrestler Terry Bollea, better known as Hulk Hogan, died on Thursday at the age of 71, according to World Wrestling Entertainment. Bollea is widely recognized as the biggest wrestling star of all time and helped WWE become the behemoth that it is today. In the 1980s and 1990s,
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A sentencing hearing continues on Thursday for Jeremy Best. Best pleaded guilty back in February to killing his wife Kali, their unborn child and 10-month-old son Zeke in November of 2023.
Continue Reading CNN By Eric Levenson, Dakin Andone, Maureen Chowdhury, Antoinette Radford, CNN (CNN) — The family of Kaylee Goncalves, one of the four University of Idaho students killed by Bryan Kohberger in 2022, called him a “joke,” “loser,” and “as dumb as they come” in a day of searing victim impact statements. “If you hadn’t attacked
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Jeremy Best agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors back on February 13, 2025. The plea deal spares Best from the death penalty.
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The American Red Cross is offering a free trip to see a summer blockbuster for people willing to donate blood through July.
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The Bannock Transportation Planning Organization has released a draft of their fiscal year 2026 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) detailing upcoming transportation improvement projects and expected budget.
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American Staffing in Pocatello is on the lookout for laborers and welders to fill an increasing demand from industry clients in the Portneuf Valley.
Continue Reading By Hilary Clarke, CNN (CNN) — Ozzy Osbourne, the hellraising frontman of Black Sabbath and reality TV star, died Tuesday, his family shared. He was 76. “It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning,” Osbourne’s family said in
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Three people were sent to the hospital from a rollover accident. It happened near the junction of Interstate 84 and Interstate 86, east of Burley.
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Two 18-year-old men were taken to the hospital following an accident on I-15 Monday night south of Idaho Falls.
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An Aquatic Invasive Species technician at Grand Teton National Park recently discovered quagga mussels on a boat arriving from Utah.
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