Since the governor made his stay-at-home order last month, we've had a lot of questions about what essential businesses are. A local health official breaks down the differences between essential and non-essential services. Read more

During the Coronavirus crisis, some businesses are struggling to stay alive. Read more

A local teacher faces some challenges to teach his class online. Read more

A local thrift store that was forced to close because of the coronavirus pandemic has a message: stop dumping donations outside their store. Read more

Last week we told you that a customer of the Press Box in Pocatello tested positive for COVID-19. Read more

If you are experiencing difficulties in making payments due to the coronavirus, the Better Business Bureau has some important tips to protect your credit. Read more

The Pocatello Animal Shelter is still open to the public, but with limited hours to promote social distancing. Read more

Idaho State University departments across campus are teaming up to use 3D printers to produce components for face shields, N95-compliant facemasks and other personal protection equipment for use by ISU clinics, ISU health care workers, and Southeast Idaho emergency responders and health care workers. Read more

At approximately 3 a.m. on April 4, 2020, the Idaho Falls Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire just east of the Sage Lakes Golf Course, near the intersection of E 65th N and N 15th E. Read more

On April 4, 2020, at approximately 3:00 P.M., Idaho State Police investigated a commercial vehicle fire on eastbound Interstate 84 at milepost 163, west of Jerome. Read more

Last week we told you that a customer of the Press Box in Pocatello tested positive for COVID-19. Read more

If you are experiencing difficulties in making payments due to the coronavirus, the Better Business Bureau has some important tips to protect your credit. Read more

The Pocatello Animal Shelter is still open to the public, but with limited hours to promote social distancing. Read more

Idaho State University departments across campus are teaming up to use 3D printers to produce components for face shields, N95-compliant facemasks and other personal protection equipment for use by ISU clinics, ISU health care workers, and Southeast Idaho emergency responders and health care workers. Read more

At approximately 3 a.m. on April 4, 2020, the Idaho Falls Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire just east of the Sage Lakes Golf Course, near the intersection of E 65th N and N 15th E. Read more

On April 4, 2020, at approximately 3:00 P.M., Idaho State Police investigated a commercial vehicle fire on eastbound Interstate 84 at milepost 163, west of Jerome. Read more

Southeastern Idaho Public Health has confirmed a case of COVID-19 in Caribou County. This brings the total to eight cases (5 in Bannock County, 2 in Bingham County, and 1 in Caribou County) in southeastern Idaho. Read more

Bonneville County Sheriff's Deputies, Search and Rescue, and Air Idaho Rescue were able to resume operations this morning and recover the victim from yesterday's avalanche. Read more

A local business is finding creative ways to stay afloat. Read more

At approximately 5:40pm Friday evening, Bonneville County Sheriff's Deputies were called to the Palisades area to a report of man missing in an avalanche. Read more

Two local nurses head to New Jersey to fight the Coronavirus, trucker gift bags to take on the road, and a very special birthday parade. Read more

On April 1, 2020 Governor Little announced that the May elections would be held entirely by absentee ballots. Local election officials are working to have everything ready to go. KPVI spoke to Bannock County officials to learn what that means for you. Read more

Friday morning the Southeast Idaho Public Health department released information on what the similarities and differences are for COVID-19 and the flu. Read more

Normally you can find paramedics inside an ambulance, but today it was a cleaning crew. Read more

The 6.5 magnitude earthquake that occurred near Stanley may have seemed odd, but earthquakes are a common phenomenon across Idaho. Read more

While schools may be closed due to the Coronavirus, education is still considered an essential function. Read more