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Pocatello school district reminds parents and drivers about school bus safety
With almost all students back in school for the year, Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 has some important reminders for how parents and drivers can keep kids safe around school buses.
Pocatello police searching for suspect who stole car with infant inside; baby girl later found unharmed
POCATELLO — Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect alleged to have stolen a local mother’s vehicle on Tuesday night with her sick infant still inside. The entire ordeal lasted only about 15 minutes but was long enough to leave the mother terrified of what could have happened. The ill 4-month-old baby girl was returned to her mother Tuesday night and police on Wednesday morning located...
Police: Local man arrested for felony marijuana possession following traffic stop
POCATELLO — A 38-year-old local man was recently arrested after police say he was found in possession of over three ounces of marijuana following a traffic stop. Zane Kay Boeckholder, of Pocatello, has been charged with felony possession of marijuana following the incident, which unfolded on Friday night, according to police and court records the Idaho State Journal recently obtained. Pocatello police initiated a traffic stop on a gray 2020...
Superintendent Howell talks Highland, other School District 25 projects during chamber breakfast
POCATELLO — School District 25 Superintendent Doug Howell on Thursday spoke during a Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce breakfast and detailed the district’s various projects throughout the Gate City area. Following a generous breakfast held at the Idaho State University Idaho Central Credit Union Bengal Alumni Center and an introduction from district spokesperson Courtney Fisher, Howell addressed an audience of nearly 100 guests, detailing the mission of the school district and providing updates to projects across the city. ...
Bengals show a lot of promise in exhibition loss to Mountain West perennial power Utah State
The Idaho State women’s volleyball team has the deepest roster since Sean Carter took over as coach three seasons ago. The challenge now becomes filtering through all those options, and fitting the pieces that go together best. “I think based on who we play and certain matchups, we have more options than we’ve ever had,” said Carter after the Bengals dropped a four-set exhibition match against the Mountain West’s Utah...
Idaho governor signs executive order opposing Title IX protections for LGBTQ+ athletes
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order Wednesday aimed to oppose changes to the Biden administration’s final rule for Title IX. The final rule took effect this month, but Idaho is one of 26 states where state officials sued the Biden administration over the Title IX changes, and have thus blocked it from taking […]
Fish and Game is releasing 14,000 trout in southeastern Idaho waters next month
IDAHO FALLS – Fall isn’t just for hunting. It’s also a great time of year to wet a fly or dunk a worm in your favorite fishery. Personnel from Idaho Fish and Game’s hatcheries in the Southeast Region will be releasing over 14,000 catchable-sized rainbow trout at various locations during September.
Growing Idaho: Fire fighting harder for wilderness homes
BOISE, Idaho — People are building homes all over, including in and around our wilderness. It's a picturesque place to live, but it's also making things tougher on wildland firefighters. New homes are popping up everywhere you turn, in downtowns, in suburbia, and in the wildland urban interface (WUI)....
The Fort Knox of Idaho Just Opened and it’s Huge
The largest vault for precious metals storage in the United States just opened in Southern Idaho. The new depository is twice the size of Fort Knox and could be expanded over time. Money Metals Just Opened a Massive Gold Depository in Idaho. The depository is a 3-year, $28 million project...
Wildfires burning near American Falls cause evacuations, destroy potato cellar before being contained
AMERICAN FALLS — Firefighters have contained several wildfires that ignited Tuesday along the railroad tracks between Seagull Bay and American Falls, causing evacuations and destroying a potato cellar. The fires ignited around 5:15 p.m. Tuesday and quickly began burning away from the tracks and toward nearby homes. The wildfires scorched about 50 acres and destroyed a potato cellar before being contained. ...
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