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Wyoming Cowgirls Secure Victory Over San Diego State with Strong Fourth Quarter
• The Wyoming Cowgirls defeated San Diego State 72-55, with a strong fourth-quarter performance outscoring the Aztecs 21-7 and going on a 17-2 run. • This victory marked the Cowgirls' fourth consecutive win in Mountain West play, the first time they've started 4-0 in the league since the 2016-17 season.
Autism becoming a social media "trend"
Autism trends on social media spark debate over self-diagnosis and mental health. Local News8 KY explores the impact with experts, emphasizing the importance of accurate diagnosis and the neurodiversity movement. Tune in for insights on embracing quirks and seeking professional advice over online speculation.
Maintaining Your Snow Blower: Tips from Idaho Falls' Action Motor Sports
Get your snow blower winter-ready! Action Motor Sports advises using fresh, ethanol-free gas and regular servicing to avoid hitches. Check those augers and save time and energy this season. Need a tune-up or eyeing a new machine? Visit Action Motor Sports for expert help.
Idaho Drivers Warned After Multiple Snow Plow Collisions This Winter
• Three snow plows have been hit by vehicles this winter in Idaho, according to the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD). • The most recent incident involved an SUV that lost control due to unsafe speeds and struck a snowplow in Gooding, but no injuries were reported.
Idaho State University's Holt Arena Renamed to ICCU Dome Following Donation
• The Idaho State Board of Education approved the renaming of ISU's Holt Arena to the ICCU Dome following a unanimous vote. • The name change is associated with a $6 million donation from Idaho Central Credit Union (ICCU) over 12 years, which will support the university's athletic programs.
No injuries after house fire on Homer Avenue
Breaking News: A house fire erupts on Homer Avenue in Idaho Falls, with emergency calls made just before 5 PM. Idaho Falls Fire Department swiftly contains the blaze to the living room and attic. Thankfully, no injuries reported, though smoke damage is extensive. Investigation into the cause is ongoing. Stay tuned.
Chubbuck Police Debunk False Police Impersonator Report; Man Charged with Providing False Information
• The Chubbuck Police Department determined that the initial report of a police impersonator detaining a citizen was false. • Micah Naumu, 22, has been charged with providing false information to law enforcement officers under Idaho Code 18-5413.
Madison County receives state grant to bring fiber everywhere in the county
Madison County secures a $14 million state grant to deploy a transformative fiber network, promising high-speed internet to nearly 3,000 homes. With affordable rates and no property tax hike, the project aims for a 2026 completion. Learn more at the upcoming courthouse meeting or visit localnews8.com.
Skyline's Ellie Whitworth signs letter of intent to play softball at Coe College
Skyline's own Ellie Whitworth commits to Coe College, signing a heartfelt letter of intent to join the Kohawks' softball team. Embracing a new chapter, the athlete expresses excitement and love for the welcoming Cedar Rapids community, anticipating a future of growth and connection despite the distance from home.
Self diagnosing autism trend on social media
Exploring the rise of self-diagnosing autism on social media: a trend causing concern among experts. Is it a harmful fad or a step towards embracing neurodiversity? Tune in to local news8 at 5 for an in-depth look at the implications for mental health and the call for professional guidance.
Joint Appropriations Committee 2025-2026 Biennial Budget Hearings, January 10, 2024-AM
The Joint Appropriations Committee kicks off budget hearings with a focus on the Environmental Quality Council. New Executive Officer Kelly Doran, alongside Chairman Steve Lind, outlines the EQC's key roles and budget needs post-James Ruby's tenure. Stay tuned for updates on the council's statewide regulatory impact.
Wyoming Braces for Breezy Conditions with Subzero Wind Chills and Blowing Snow
Brace for a chilly Thursday across Wyoming with subzero wind chills and blowing snow. Central and Southwest regions face gusty winds and potential snowfall, while Western Wyoming anticipates harsh wind chills down to -25. Winter Weather Warnings loom for the weekend. Stay warm and prepared for more updates.
Wyoming Bill Seeks to Legislate Definitions of Gender Based on Biology
• Wyoming is considering legislation to define the terms "man" and "woman" in state statute through House Bill 50. • The bill, known as the What is a Woman Act, aims to define gender-related terms such as "man," "woman," "male," "female," "father," and "mother" based on biological characteristics.
Joint Appropriations Committee 2025-2026 Biennial Budget Hearings, January 10, 2024-PM
Wyoming's Joint Appropriations Committee delves into the Veterans Hospital proposal, seeking clarity on the budget for the domiciliary reconstruction. With a funding mix of federal and state contributions, the Department of Health faces a priority challenge in securing VA approval for the vital project.
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