- Rexburg
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There's a new business in Rexburg serving up style and taste. It's a barber shop that really pops. Read more
Kade Garner
MMJ
- Boise
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Gov. Brad Little has appointed Jeff McCray as the new chairman of the Idaho State Tax Commission. Read more
Misty Inglet
Anchor/ Producer/ Reporter
- Pocatello
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All students in the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District can now get free breakfast and lunch. Read more
Misty Inglet
Anchor/ Producer/ Reporter
- Bear Lake County
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health confirmed the first COVID-19 related death in Bear Lake County on Monday. Read more
Misty Inglet
Anchor/ Producer/ Reporter
- Pocatello
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In a joint statement released by the Pocatello Police Department and the Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce, local leaders ask the public to be courteous to business owners and employees during the pandemic. Read more
Kade Garner
MMJ
- Pocatello
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The Gem State actually has some of the most expensive gas prices in the country. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
- Pocatello
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With the Federal Government willing to keep the interest rate extremely low for years, the Better Business Bureau has some tips for consumers looking to refinance. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
- Pocatello
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In a joint statement released by the Pocatello Police Department and the Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce, local leaders ask the public to be courteous to business owners and employees during the pandemic. Read more
Kade Garner
MMJ
- Pocatello
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The Gem State actually has some of the most expensive gas prices in the country. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
Local Charter School Cancels Classes Due to Covid-19
Idaho Science & Technology Charter School
- Pocatello
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With the Federal Government willing to keep the interest rate extremely low for years, the Better Business Bureau has some tips for consumers looking to refinance. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
- Pocatello
- Updated
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September is Craniofacial Acceptance Month and one Pocatello girl proves we may all look different, but deep down we are all the same. Read more
Kade Garner
MMJ
- Pocatello
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This morning, the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25's Board of Trustees took action to continue the current hybrid schedule for the district's schools. Read more
Kade Garner
MMJ
- Julian Paras
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The Idaho long-term care community is at a breaking point. Read more
Julian Paras
Anchor/Producer/MMJ
- Pocatello
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Friday morning the Board of Trustees took action to continue the current hybrid schedule for middle and high school learners in grades 6-12 and the traditional modified schedule five days a week in-person for elementary learners (K-5) for the remainder of the trimester. Read more
Kade Garner
MMJ
- Pocatello
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Covid-19 is changing the way sports are taking place and if you're buying tickets, there's some things you should keep in mind. Read more
Michael Autovino
Morning Meteorologist
- Pocatello, ID
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"We can have different views, but to disrespect someone else's property to destroy it stuff like that, you don't have a right to do that," said Woods. Read more
Julian Paras
Anchor/Producer/MMJ
- Wendell
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A wrong-way driver on Interstate 84 caused a fiery crash involving two semis. Read more
Misty Inglet
Anchor/ Producer/ Reporter
- Idaho Falls
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"The reason I'm running for president is that government is too big, too bossy, too nosy, too intrusive, and the worst part is they usually end up hurting the very people they're trying to help," says Dr. Jo Jorgensen. She is the Libertarian Party's presidential candidate for the 2020 electi… Read more
Kade Garner
MMJ
- Southeastern Idaho
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health moved Bannock, Bingham and Franklin counties up to a "moderate risk" level for COVID-19 cases. Read more
Misty Inglet
Anchor/ Producer/ Reporter
- Camille Erickson 307-266-0592, camille.erickson@trib.com
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Bankrupt coal firm Blackejwel racked up millions of dollars in unpaid royalties in the months leading up to its notorious bankruptcy. The debts remain unpaid.
- By IDAHO PRESS STAFF newsroom@idahopress.com
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NAMPA — The city of Nampa and the Hispanic/Latino COVID-19 Task Force will host an informational session in Spanish Thursday about the effects of the coronavirus on the Latino community.
- Hayley Harding Idaho Statesman
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Rep. Barbara Ehardt said she doesn’t have a problem with transgender people and wants to protect “the history of the struggles and the triumphs that have occurred for women for the last 50 years.”
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JACKSON — Thirty households and a pair of hunters have filed tort claims against the Bridger-Teton National Forest, alleging that mismanagement of the 2018 Roosevelt Fire caused them personal harm.
Lawmakers advance road usage charge proposal to fund Wyoming highways
Nick Reynolds 307-266-0634, nick.reynolds@trib.com
University of Wyoming enrollment falls by much smaller degree than anticipated in July
Seth Klamann 307-266-0544, seth.klamann@trib.com
- Nick Reynolds 307-266-0634, nick.reynolds@trib.com
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A road usage charge is a pay-by-mile system essentially intended to replace traditional fuel taxes.
- Seth Klamann 307-266-0544, seth.klamann@trib.com
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There are 420 fewer students this fall compared to 2019, a drop of 3.4%. The decrease comes after two record-setting years for the university, which lost students in the wake of the last economic downturn in 2016-17.
- Star-Tribune staff
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- Star-Tribune staff
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A South Dakota woman died Sunday when the motorcycle she was riding on collided with an antelope near Newcastle, the Wyoming Highway Patrol reported.
