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Dozens of motorcycles rode into town early Tuesday evening and stopped at the Pocatello Elks Lodge to honor a fallen hero. Read more
Kade Garner
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Tuesday afternoon at Taysom Rotary Park, retired Army Colonel Craig Nickisch was awarded a quilt of valor from local quilters. Read more
Cesar Cornejo
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- Michael Autovino
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Covid-19 has caused stress among many Americans, but it has impacted some cities more than others. Read more
Michael Autovino
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“She called me a ‘n-word’ and that’s when I didn’t even reply, I just said okay. And then a few days later she continued to harass me and a few more days later she continued to harass me.” Read more
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The bald eagle exhibit at one local zoo received an upgrade. Read more
Michael Autovino
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A research firm in Chicago recently did a study on the productivity from people who work at home. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
- Michael Autovino
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Covid-19 has caused stress among many Americans, but it has impacted some cities more than others. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
- American Falls
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“She called me a ‘n-word’ and that’s when I didn’t even reply, I just said okay. And then a few days later she continued to harass me and a few more days later she continued to harass me.” Read more
Cesar Cornejo
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- Pocatello
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The bald eagle exhibit at one local zoo received an upgrade. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
- Michael Autovino
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A research firm in Chicago recently did a study on the productivity from people who work at home. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
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"They put your name on the screen and I'm like, 'I was in the top 10! What?' [I was] freaking out," says Ryanne Boyd. The soon-to-be 8th grader goes to Mountain View Middle School in Blackfoot. Recently, she placed seventh in her category at the National History Day competition. In the same … Read more
Kade Garner
MMJ
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With people spending more time at home due to Covid-19, it's setting the stage for a great time to sell personal items. Unfortunately, scammers are taking advantage of this opportunity. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
- Michael Autovino
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Unemployment has been directly impacted by Covid-19, but some states are recovering from unemployment claims faster than others. Read more
Michael Autovino
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- Idaho Falls
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The Idaho Falls City Council is currently meeting to discuss a number of agenda items. One of those items is a possible mask mandate. Read more
Kade Garner
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- Pocatello
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This afternoon, the Pocatello City Council and Mayor Brian Blad voted on a public health emergency ordinance that would require masks be worn in public. Here's what that decision means for Pocatello residents. Read more
Kade Garner
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little held another press conference to discuss the next step amid the pandemic. The topic: Education. Read more
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- Morgan Hughes 307-266-0505 morgan.hughes@trib.com
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“I have to say I was a little bit bothered here tonight,” Mike Huber said. “Everybody that came in to sit out there in the audience had to have on a mask, and I looked up here (at members of the council), several of you are not wearing masks.”
- Jack Nowlin 307-266-0528, Jack.Nowlin@trib.com
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The announcement affects not only Casper College's fall sports of volleyball and men's and women's soccer but also men's and women's basketball, which were scheduled to begin in late October.
- Seth Klamann 307-266-0544 seth.klamann@trib.com
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A prosecutor said that after reviewing the case, "we don't feel like we can be successful."
- ADDIE SLANGER addie.slanger@missoulian.com
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The Montana Supreme Court has denied a petition to grant law school graduates a special exemption from the Montana Bar Exam, saying such a move would put the public at risk by admitting to practice students who might not otherwise pass the bar.
Idaho's precarious passageway: History of rockslides on US-95
By KATHY HEDBERG The Lewiston Tribune
Wyoming Army National Guard unit returns home after deployment was extended by pandemic
Seth Klamann 307-266-0544, seth.klamann@trib.com
As coronavirus cases climb, state extends health orders through July 31
Seth Klamann 307-266-0544, seth.klamann@trib.com
Marilyn Howard, former Idaho superintendent of schools, dies at 81
By IDAHO PRESS STAFF newsroom@idahopress.com
- By KATHY HEDBERG The Lewiston Tribune
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Originally ran July 12, 2020, at lmtribune.com.
- Seth Klamann 307-266-0544, seth.klamann@trib.com
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A Wyoming Army National Guard unit was greeted with elbow bumps from Gov. Mark Gordon on Saturday, as it returned from a nearly year-long deployment that was extended because of the coronavirus.
- Seth Klamann 307-266-0544, seth.klamann@trib.com
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The loosening of the orders has been paused, officials say, because the number of cases in Wyoming has continued to climb.
- By IDAHO PRESS STAFF newsroom@idahopress.com
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Marilyn L. Howard, former Idaho superintendent of public instruction, died Monday at her Eagle home following an extended illness, according to a press release issued on behalf of her family. She was 81.
