Pocatello
Library Shuts down for Unexpected Repairs
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City officials say the Marshall Public Library closed unexpectedly Tuesday morning for repairs. The library will also be closed Wednesday but is expected to open again on Thursday.
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Senior Tech Specialist: Matt Davenport
Signing Up With Facebook
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Every day, millions of people update their profile on Facebook. In fact, according to Facebook, users spend 55 minutes a day on the site.
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Idaho falls
Is Prison the Answer for Drug Users?
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Is prison really the answer for drug abusers? Or is there an alternative solution to the problem?
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Pocatello
ISU Program Helping Returning Veterans
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Idaho State University has created a program that specifically targets military veterans who are seeking higher education.
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Pocatello
Zumba: The Latest Fitness Craze Dances Its Way Into Eastern Idaho
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Zumba is the hottest fitness craze since Taebo, and now it's available in Eastern Idaho.
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Pocatello
College Students Providing Service at the Idaho Food Bank
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Dozens of Idaho State University students spent Monday evening helping the Idaho Food Bank fill thousands of bags for their backpack program.
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Chubbuck
Eastern Idaho Has Two Skilled Evidence Technicians
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Arron Bingham, who has a degree in anthropology, never thought he'd end up in law enforcement.
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Boise
Idaho's Push for F35 Jet Fighters
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Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter unveiled Idaho F-35.com Friday - ahead of a series of meetings designed to pursuade the Air Force to pick Idaho in it's quest for a new jet fighter wing.
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Inkom
Inkom Woman Holds Title of Mrs. Idaho 2010
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The 2010 queen has a lot of plans, but her main focus is to help with cancer research.
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Chubbuck
Prom Dress Swap Revisited
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All of these dresses have been donated to help some lucky teen who wants to attend prom but doesn't have the resources available to spend a ton of money on a new dress.
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Fremont County
Island Park Native Survives a Night Stranded in the Back Country
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They looked until midnight and were then forced to contact authorities for help.
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Kuna
Be Outside: Learning About Outdoors-- Inside
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He could not have envisioned what an integral part of the community they are today.
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Chubbuck
Wells Fargo Robbed; Police Looking for Suspect
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Chubbuck Police Investigators say a male subject walked into the Wells Fargo Bank Saturday morning and demanded money. Witnesses say the man displayed a handgun during the robbery.
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Pocatello
Local Youngsters Help the Bengal Dancers Get to Nationals
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Registration fees go toward sending the dance team to nationals. Next week, the Bengal Dancers will travel to California for a nationwide competition.
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American Falls
Garage Goes Up in Flames
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Firefighters in American Falls are battling a significant structure fire. The flames broke out around 3 p.m. Friday afternoon, at the corner of Kopp Road and 2600 West.
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Eastern Idaho
Undercover Honesty
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Is Eastern Idaho as honest - or as dishonest - as some may think? We set out to find out by leaving wallets stuffed with $20 around the area.
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Idaho Falls
Free Heart and Health Screening at EIRMC
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The Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center is holding their 22nd Annual Community Heart and Health Fair.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Mayor Announces Business Day
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Idaho Falls Mayor Jared Fuhriman has teamed up with the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce and the Idaho Department of Labor to take a proactive stance to battle unemployment in the Idaho Falls community.
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Pocatello
Superintendent Luna Looks to Tap More Rainy Day Funds
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Facing a proposed budget cut of $135 million, State Superintendent Tom Luna says it's time to tap into reserve funds. Now he's getting some additional support.
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Idaho Falls
Local Health District Provides Free Women's Cancer Screenings
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If more women don't take advantage of The Eastern Idaho Public Health District's free cancer screening program, government funding could go to waste.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Police Release Video of Man Involved in Stabbing Altercation
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Ever since that night, police say people have been blaming it on "gang activity".
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Pocatello
Heart Disease is on the Rise for Women
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Good news is that ten-year-old technology is getting a face lift.
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Pocatello
Reaping the Rewards of Self-Reliance
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There are no guarantees that you will save money.
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American Falls
Father Worries About Problems in Local School District
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One father says his son was the victim of a serious incident at a local high school and is worried cases like his are all too common.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Police Departments Says They're Pleased With Citizen Surveys
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The Pocatello Police Department recently finished a survey asking Pocatello residents what they thought of the department and what problems are facing the city.
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Haiti
Update: Ten American Detainees in Haiti Charged with Kidnapping
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Haiti attorney: 10 Americans charged with kidnapping for trying to take children out of Haiti.
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Idaho Falls
Keith Allred Campaigning For Idaho Governor: Comes to Idaho Falls
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Keith Allred says the current governor, Butch Otter, has been making bad decisions for the state of Idaho. Allred believes his more practical way of governing will help the state's growth.
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Pocatello
Meth Addict Survivor Chimes In: Not Even Once
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The amount of people who break free from the clenches of meth addiction: 6%.
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Pocatello
Former Employees of Mountain West Research Say They Were Fired Because of Appearance
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Tuesday night we told you about the workforce reduction at Mountain West Research in Pocatello. Today some of those former employees say they were fired not because of the bad economy, but the way they look.
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Pocatello
Professor Makes Donation to University
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A major gift was given to ISU's department of geological sciences Wednesday from one of their own.
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Pocatello
More Idahoans in Need According to Hunger Study
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Each day thousands of people in Idaho are unsure where their next meal will come from... Wednesday morning Idaho Food Bank Vice President Roy Lacey told local leaders how bad the problem is here in east Idaho.
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Associated Press
Sen, Clinton Calls Haitian Custody Incident Unfortunate
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the attempt to take undocumented children out of Haiti by 10 detained American missionaries was "unfortunate."
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American Falls
American Falls High School Helping Students Cope With Charges
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Following last week's arrest of a local high school teacher, administrators in American Falls are working to make sure education is not interrupted.
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Fremont County
Fremont County Voters Approve $2.3 Million
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The votes are in for the Fremont County Joint School District and the vote is "yes."
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Pocatello
Levee Certification Slows Connector Project
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A long awaited project in Pocatello is going to take a little more time despite having plans near their final stages and the money to pay for it. After years of work the Cheyenne Connector has come to a standstill as the city works to re certify its levees.
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Voters in Aberdeen Approve Sewer Bond
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In an election that only saw 79 people head to the polls, voters in Aberdeen approved a $3 million sewer bond.
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Staff Reduction Announced at Mountain West Research
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A telephone research and survey company that has been in Pocatello for nearly 15 years announced it cutting employees.
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Idaho Falls
Eye on Campaign Contributions
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It's federal law that all candidates running for office in the U.S. file their campaign contributions with the Federal Elections Commission periodically throughout the year. It not only gives the voters an idea of how much a candidate has raise but also gives them an idea of who's donating.
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Associated Press
Idahoans in Haitian Custody Questioned by Judge
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Ten Americans arrested in Haiti while trying to bring a busload of children across the border are being questioned by a judge.
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Montpelier
Accused Murderer Refuses Extradition to North Carolina
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A Montpelier, Idaho man is behind bars today for allegedly killing his pregnant wife back in April 2005 in North Carolina.
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Haiti
Idaho Church Calls for Release of Haiti Detainees
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Church leaders affiliated with the 10 Americans detained in Haiti for trying to take a busload of children out of the country are calling for their immediate release.
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Fremont County
Local School District Asks Public to Keep $2.3 Million in Surplus
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A special election will take place Tuesday in Fremont County to determine if the Fremont County Joint School District will be allocated unused bond money from a previous project.
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Pocatello
Students Helping Area Businesses To Succeed
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A new economic engine at Idaho State University is driving up business in Eastern Idaho and giving students hands on experience.
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District 91: Students Safe after Mercury Spill
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Idaho Falls School District 91 is reassuring parents of students who attend A.H. Bush Elementary that the school and the district is doing all they can to clean up a very small amount of mercury that spilled last Friday.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Man Announces Candidacy For Bannock County Assessor
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A long time Pocatello resident has thrown his hat into the running for the Bannock County Assessor.
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Haiti
Haiti Prime Minister: Baptists Knew What They Were Doing was Wrong
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Haiti's prime minister says it's clear to him the 10 American Baptists who tried to take 33 Haitian children out of the quake-ravaged country "knew what they were doing was wrong."
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American Falls
High School Teacher Accused of Sexual Assault
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An area high school teacher is arrested in American Falls. William Price Hamilton, of Pocatello, is facing three counts of sexual battery with a minor child.
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Pocatello
Gambling for a Good Cause
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A local shopping center doubled as a gambling casino Saturday.
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Pocatello
Cobblestone Creek Store Not Closing Despite Rumors
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The strip mall located on Yellowstone Avenue in Chubbuck that houses the popular retail chains T.J. Maxx, I-Hop, and Shoe Carnival, along with the local craft store Sierra's may possibly have a new property owner this year, but that will not effect any of the stores locations.
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Pocatello
Local Toyota Dealerships Gearing Up For Major Recall
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After an unprecedented move by one of the largest car manufacturers in the world, Toyota has stopped the production and sales of some of their models.
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Idaho Falls
New U Graduates Lose 1,800 Pounds
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There are 17 graduates who collectively lost more than 1,800 pounds.
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Eastern Idaho
Give Kids a Smile Day
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The Seventh Annual "Give Kids a Smile Day" will provide eligible kids ages four through 18 free services ranging from oral exams to urgent treatment.
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American Falls
UPDATE: More Details About A.F. Teacher Investigation
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More information is now surfacing about an alleged sex scandal involving a local high school teacher and a former female student.
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Pocatello
Former Director for Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Files Complaint About Agency
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The former director of region six for the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare has filed a legal complaint against his former employer.
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Idaho Falls
Eastern Idaho Children Help the Children in Haiti
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Sixth grade students at Linden Park Elementary school in Idaho Falls have a big heart. So big, that when their teacher told them about the earthquake in Haiti, that very night two of her students put together a PowerPoint presentation asking for help.
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Pocatello
College Considers Additional Fees
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As university officials from across the state are in Boise to talk about budgeting concerns with state lawmakers, other's are looking for ways to fill in the gap left by budget cuts. That's why administrators at ISU's College of Engineering are considering the use of "professional fees."
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Washington, D.C.
Senate Raises National Debt Limit; Idaho Senators Vote No
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The Democratic-controlled Senate has muscled through a plan to allow the government to go a whopping $1.9 trillion deeper in debt. Idaho's two senators voted against the measure.
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Idaho's Congressional Delegation Reacts to State of the Union
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President Obama gave his first State of the Union speech Wednesday night. Idaho's congressional delegation weighed in on the speech.
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Pocatello
Avalanche Risks: Below-Average Snowfall Doesn't Mean A Safer Ski Season.
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Ski Patrollers say that with the avalanche risk still present this year, there are a few things you can do to keep yourself safe.
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Grand Jury Indicts Suspected I.F. Wells Fargo Robber
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After hearing the evidence a federal grand jury in Pocatello indicted the man suspected of robbing the Wells Fargo in Idaho Falls.
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Pocatello
ISU Students to Meet with Lawmakers
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This week ISU President Arthur Vailas and a number of other administrators are in Boise to ask state legislatures to reconsider proposed cuts to higher education. Those university leaders will soon be joined at the state capitol by a group of student leaders.
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Pocatello
A New Bill Could Mean Strict Penalties For Graffiti Artists
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It's an eyesore around many Idaho cities, now some lawmakers want to see stricter penalties for graffiti artists who damage private property.
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Pocatello
F.D.A. Approves New Drug To Treat Type-Two Diabetes.
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Victoza is the latest drug approved by the F.D.A. to help treat type-two diabetes, but doctors warn that it's not for everyone.
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Idaho Falls
Ammon IHOP Employee Arrested After Monday's Robbery
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The Bonneville County Sheriff's Office has arrested the person they believe stole money from the International House of Pancakes in Ammon Monday.
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Bonneville County
Update: IHOP Employee Robbed at Gunpoint
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The Bonneville County Sheriff's Office is investigating an armed robbery at the IHOP Restaurant in Ammon.
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Bannock County
Update: Rollover Accident South of Pocatello Kills One Utah Woman
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Idaho State Police are responding to a one car rollover accident on Interstate 15 about five miles south of Pocatello.
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Chubbuck
Police Need Your Help Finding Drive-by Shooter(s)
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The Chubbuck Police Department is investigating a drive-by shooting that happened early Tuesday morning, and detectives need your help finding those responsible.
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Chubbuck
Chubbuck Police Arrest Man Accused of Attempting to Rob Bank
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Chubbuck police officers have arrested a man they believe tried to rob a bank Wednesday evening. Police responded to the Pocatello Railroad Credit Union at 4708 Yellowstone Avenue just before 5:30 p.m. to investigate an attempted robbery.
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Rexburg
Madison Library Celebrates Re-Dedication of State Capitol Building
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At the request of Governor and First Lady Otter, libraries across the state were asked to air the re-dedication of the Idaho State Capitol.
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Fremont County
Fremont County Teenager's Death Under Investigation
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The Fremont County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a 17-year-old boy. According to a press release from the sheriff's office, the boy's father found the deceased teen and called 911.
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Fremont County
Farmers Eligible for Financial Assistance in Fremont County
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Reporter: Johnny Archer Farmers in Fremont County who experienced crop loss from 2008 may be eligible for some financial assistance. Fremont County is considered a contiguous disaster county. And the
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Idaho Falls
Suspect Identified in Wells Fargo Bank Robbery on 12/30
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The Idaho Falls Police Department has identified a suspect in a bank robbery that happened on December 30, 2009.
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Idaho Falls
Rammell Apologizes for Meetings Designed for LDS Members Only
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It was a little more than a week ago that gubernatorial candidate Rex Rammell made a powerful statement about a series of campaign meetings closed to anyone not a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Man Facing Murder Charges in Shaken Baby Death
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An Idaho Falls man is facing first-degree murder by aggravated battery charges for allegedly shaking a baby leading to the young child's death.
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Rigby
Update: Power Restored to 27,000 People Affected by Outage
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A spokeswoman with Rocky Mountain Power says power has been restored to thousands left in the dark following outage.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Policy Calls for Plowing to Commence at Four Inches and Higher
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At any time you can call the city to report a pothole.
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Blackfoot
Charges Dropped Against Bingham County Woman Accused in Grandmother's Death
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The Bingham County Prosecutor has agreed to drop charges against a woman accused of contributing to the death of her 93-year-old grandmother.
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Jackson, WY
Wyoming Man Charged with Possessing Child Pornography
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A Teton county man is facing child pornography charges after movers allegedly dropped a box containing several explicit images of children.
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Rexburg
Judge Requests Rexburg Investigation Records Involving Former Mayor
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A state judge has ordered the city of Rexburg to turn over records of an investigation into a complaint filed against the city's former mayor.
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Blackfoot
Season of Wishes: Oldest of Five Boys Chooses Trip to Disneyworld
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Researchers are very close to coming up with a cure for a disease that affects approximately 30,000 Americans.
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Pocatello
Hoku Closes Deal with Chinese Company Securing Financing for Local Plant
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Hoku Scientific and Tianwei New Energy Holdings announced today the closing of Tianwei's majority investment in Hoku. As part of the deal, Hoku issued Tianwei 33,379,287 shares of its common stock, representing 60% of Hoku's outstanding shares.
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Pocatello
"Toys for Tots" Still Needs your Help to Fill Requests
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Organizers with "Toys for Tots" say they still need your help gathering the toys for the many requests they are trying to fill in eastern Idaho.
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Idaho Falls
Ammon Bank Robber Sentenced
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The Idaho Falls man who admitted to robbing an Ammon bank learned his fate Monday morning.
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Shelley
Season of Wishes: Karlee Takes Her Family to See Broadway Production in New York
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Knowing she will eventually die, a local 16-year-old chooses not to undergo extensive chemotherapy treatments in order to enhance the quality of her life.
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Pocatello
Students Present Their Research at Community Event
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Students in Ann Hunter's Sociology Methods class had the opportunity to present their research Wednesday for the first time to the public.
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Pocatello
Black Friday Brings Huge Crowds to E. Idaho Stores
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Black Friday is a retailer's dream. Stores across eastern Idaho opened early Friday morning to long lines of customers looking to snatch up those holiday sales.
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Pocatello
Animal Control Officer Thankful to be Alive
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Pocatello animal control officer Tammy Andersen loves dogs. So much in fact, she has five at home and has worked with them for the last 13 years in Pocatello. It was on a routine call nearly a year ago that a dog changed her life forever.
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Pocatello
Thankful To Be Alive: I Survived Pearl Harbor
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One of the last remaining Pearl Harbor survivors in Eastern Idaho tells the tale of how he survived death.
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List of Idahoans Owed Federal Income Tax Refund
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This is the list of people in Idaho who are owed money by the IRS.
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Police Surround Lincoln Early Childhood Center
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Pocatello Police have surrounded the Lincoln Early Childhood Center in a similar move that happened Monday at Pocatello High School.
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Pocatello
Idaho Food Bank in Dire Need of Turkeys
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The Idaho Food Bank is in need of food as the holidays quickly approach. The food bank says they still need about 1,000 turkeys for this Thanksgiving.
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Pocatello
Police Still Looking to Question Man Who Threatened Student
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A family dispute forced Pocatello High School to lock its doors with students inside. Around 11 a.m., Monday morning, the Pocatello Police Department responded to the Citizen’s Community Bank branch on Flandro Drive regarding a dispute between a husband and wife.
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Pocatello
House Fire Forces Woman, Cat Out
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The Pocatello Fire Department is on scene at a house fire in the 1400 block of East Center. The fire sparked just before 10:30 a.m., Monday morning.
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Montpelier
Massive Fire Destroys Butch Cassidy's Restaurant and Saloon
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Smoke is all that remains after a massive fire sparked at the historic Butch Cassidy's Restaurant and Saloon in Montpelier, Idaho.
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Chubbuck
Pocatello Woman Killed After Falling from Moving Vehicle
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The Chubbuck Police Department is investigating the death of a Pocatello woman after she fell out of a moving car. Just after 8 p.m. Monday night, officers responded to the 200 block of Henry Street in Chubbuck for a single-car accident.
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Idaho Falls
Blake Hall Steps Down from National GOP Committee
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Blake Hall, an eastern Idaho lawyer and veteran activist in the state and national Republican Party, has stepped down from his role on the national committee.
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Pocatello
International Night Provides People with a Unique Experience
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No passport needed, some local people took a trip around the world Saturday night.
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Post Falls
Idaho Soldier Among Injured in Fort Hood Shootings
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A soldier from Post Falls, Idaho, is among those wounded in a mass shooting at Fort Hood in Texas. George Stratton III was shot in the shoulder during Thursday's attack.
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Voters Kick Pocatello Mayor Out of Office
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With only a fraction of registered voters casting ballots in Tuesday two-term Pocatello Mayor Roger Chase lost his seat to political newcomer Brian Blad.
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Blackfoot
Substitute Teachers are Getting Plenty of Calls during the H1N1 Outbreak
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The H1N1 virus has emptied some classrooms, but what happens when the teachers become sick. One school district is finding a greater need for substitute teachers.
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Pocatello
Update: Health Officials Asking People to Stop Coming to Vaccine Clinic
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Just one hour after the clinic started, health officials are asking people to stop lining up to get the H1N1 vaccine.
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Bannock County
Commissioners Approve Resolution Requesting Gov. Otter Declare H1N1 Disaster
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The Bannock County Commissioners voted on a resolution Wednesday requesting that Idaho Governor Butch Otter declare a state of emergency for the county over concerns about the H1N1 virus.
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Bannock County
Update: Missing Bannock County Woman Found
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The Bannock County Sheriff's Office says a missing woman has made contact with sheriff's deputies and is no longer considered a missing person.
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Pocatello
Main Street Post Office No Longer Under Consideration for Consolidation
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Postal officials announced today that the Pocatello Bannock Station located at 102 S. Main St., is no longer being considered for consolidation.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone Plan Sharply Curtails Snowmobiles
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The National Park Service has approved a plan to restrict snowmobile numbers in Yellowstone National Park to less than half of last winter's limit.
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Idaho
State Fourth Graders Stall in Math
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After steady progress in math, nationwide test scores show Idaho students are among fourth graders across the country who stalled this year and showed no improvement over 2007.
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Idaho
One in Five Idaho School Districts Declared Financial Emergency
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Twenty percent of Idaho's 115 school districts have declared a financial emergency this year as they sought to tighten their financial belts after lawmakers in the 2009 Legislature reduced public education funding.
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Idaho
Stimulus Bill Creates Nearly 500 Jobs
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Nearly 500 jobs were created with the sliver of the 2009 federal stimulus act money that Idaho state agencies spent in July, August and September.
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Idaho
State to Award Smaller Promise Scholarships
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The state Board of Education will consider proposal to scale back on a scholarship program Idaho lawmakers created to help high school graduates during their first two years of college.
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Idaho Falls
Teacher Admits Having Inappropriate Relationship with Student
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The teacher from Bonneville School District 93 who was charged with having an inappropriate relationship with a student admitted she was guilty Wednesday morning.
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Pocatello
Bi-Annual Meeting Focuses on H1N1
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Specialist from all over the region gathered at the Southeastern Public Health Department Tuesday for their biannual event and this year it's all about the H1N1 virus.
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Idaho Falls
Update: Man Suspected of Firing Shot During Chase Arrested
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Idaho Falls police are still searching for the suspect who fired a shot during a Wednesday morning pursuit.
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Pocatello
Teacher Heather Christensen is Considered a Hero
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Today high school students are mourning the loss of a beloved teacher, Heather Christensen, who died trying to save the lives of the students she cared so much about. When the driver of the bus carrying American Fork band students passed out, Christensen did what she was known for, and jumped up to help.
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Pocatello
Update: Power Restored Following Outage in Old Town Pocatello
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Idaho Power crews have fixed the Pocatello substation that went down early Friday afternoon leaving 2,422 customers without power.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho State Representative to Challenge Simpson in Primary
A three term Idaho State Representative says he's planning to run against 2nd Congressional Representative Mike Simpson next year in the primary.
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Pocatello
Portneuf Medical Center Announces Reduction in Force
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In response to the deepest economic downturn in our country since 1940, Portneuf Medical Center (PMC) announced an involuntary reduction in force of approximately 3% of the hospital's employee population.
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Local Station to Broadcast AM and FM
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One of the oldest AM radio stations in eastern Idaho is making a huge change starting at midnight Friday.
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Idaho Falls
Titanic Exhibit Draws Record Number of Visitors to Museum
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The time to see a piece of history is quickly coming to an end. Next Monday the Titanic Artifact Exhibit at the Museum of Idaho will be closing.
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East Idaho
Fire Season in East Idaho Less Severe Than Years Past
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On average east Idaho sees 153 fires a year, however this year the fire season has been dramatically less severe than most.
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Blackfoot
"El Rey De Oro" Event Center Has Certificate of Occupancy Revoked
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The El Rey de Oro Event Center is quiet after the city council revoked the center's certificate of occupancy, meaning they can't hold any events inside.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Shelters Will Stay Open
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By Johnny Archer Two homeless shelters in Idaho Falls overcame a major obstacle and will not have to close. The Ark shelter and the Ruth House are two facilities run by the Family Care Center. Both
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Roberts
Roberts Family Helps the Developmentally Disabled
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A Roberts man and his family have been hard at work to fill a need that they say often goes un-noticed in southeast idaho. When todd graves and his family moved to Eastern Idaho several
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Pocatello
Two Locals Being Called Heroes
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The 31-year-old victim of a car accident owes his life to two bystanders who came to his rescue after he lost control of his car and it rolled down a steep embankment.
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Franklin County
Plane Crash Claims the Lives of Two People in Franklin County
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Authorities say two people died when a single-engine plane crashed into a remote backcountry area in southeastern Idaho.
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