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UPDATE: Zone 2 moved to “SET” status, Red Cross sets up evacuation center
STANLEY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — UPDATE: As of 10 a.m. on Saturday, Zone 1 is set to “GO” status; Zone 2 is set to “SET” status and Zone 3 is set to “READY” status. The American Red Cross of Idaho and East Oregon has set up a wildfire evacuation center at the Stanley Community Center at 510 Eva Falls Ave. The center will provide information and resources to those impacted by the Wapiti Fire.
Post Fall Camp Projected Oregon State Two-Deep: Defense
Fall camp is in the books for the Beavers and all attention has now been turned towards an August 31st matchup against the Idaho State Bengals. With fall camp wrapped up and OSU expected to release their first depth chart on Monday, BeaverBlitz takes a crack at what we think the two-deep will look like ahead of game one.
Taylor Marshall receives prestigious PEO STAR Scholarship
BLACKFOOT — Taylor Marshall, a senior at Snake River High School, was selected to receive a $2,500 STAR Scholarship from the Philanthropic Educational Organization Sisterhood. She was recommended by PEO Chapter BA/ID of Pocatello. The PEO STAR Scholarship was established in 2009 to provide scholarships for exceptional women in...
Annual Greek Festival set for Saturday at Greek Orthodox Church in Pocatello
POCATELLO — The annual Greek Festival is set to take place this Saturday at the Greek Orthodox Church on North Fifth Avenue. Father Constantine Zozos of the Greek Orthodox Church said the festival is the largest one-day ethnic festival in Idaho. It happens every year, and people in the area are always excited to visit. "It's the best Greek food this side of the Mississippi," he said. "We have 6,000...
Lightning-caused wildfire burns 30 acres on Fort Hall Reservation
FORT HALL — At approximately 6:00 PM on Thursday, August 22, 2024 a fire was reported in the Lincoln Creek District of the Fort Hall Reservation east of Blackfoot. The Fort Hall Fire Department (FHFD), Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Wildland Firefighters, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and air attack responded. The lightning caused brush fire burned approximately 30 acres. According to FHFD Chief Eric King, the fire was contained at approximately 10:00 PM last night. BIA and BLM fire crews stayed on the fire overnight to keep it contained. The fire is expected to be fully controlled by 6:00 PM Friday, August 23. There are currently no injuries, evacuations or structural damage to report.
Idaho Burns and the Environmentalists Fiddle
The federal government needs to get the hell out of Idaho! The fires currently wiping out our forests and history could’ve been minimized by some simple logic. Instead, policy is being made by tree-spiking, granola-chomping, and hemp skirt-wearing kooks like Tracy Stone-Manning at the Bureau of Land Management. Our forests won’t survive another four years of liberal madness.
Murderer's Ex-Wife Breaks Cold Case Wide Open After 35 Years in Girl on the Milk Carton Preview
Watch: 2024 True Crime Updates: Idaho Murders, LISK, Mexico Surfer Deaths. Oxygen's latest true crime special is exploring a murder case that took over three decades to solve. In 1984, 12-year-old Jonelle Matthews disappeared from her Greeley, Colo. home, and not even a nationwide missing child milk carton campaign—one of the first in U.S. history—proved successful in helping find her.
Idaho sets new rules for bear hunters
IDAHO, USA — The Idaho Fish and Game Commission recently approved temporary rules for black bear hunting in Idaho that include new requirements for bear baiting and a mandatory bear identification course for hunters. Starting Sept. 1, any person placing bait to hunt black bears, hunting at a bait...
A Massive Flag Will Remember 9-11 in Idaho
A friend of mine believes Idaho is the most patriotic place in the nation. He lives in Missouri, fought in the jungles of Vietnam, and still enjoys John Wayne films. My friend was a late-life baby, as was his father. My friend’s grandfather was one of Teddy Roosevelt’s Roughriders. You could say my friend knows a thing or two about patriotism and heroism.
Boise Residents Notice Major Update To Second In N Out Location
Whenever something new comes to Treasure Valley the lines for it show the enthusiasm of the Idaho people. Take The Lego Store in Meridian, for example, the line to get in wrapped around all of The Village and the grand opening was huge! Especially when the first In N Out opened in Meridian nearly the whole state was ready to experience it.
Injured man survives on creek water for 5 days after motorcycle crash on mountain road
A Montana motorcyclist who was missing for five days after crashing along a North Idaho mountain highway survived by drinking creek water until he was found, authorities say. Zachary Demoss, 24, was badly injured in the crash but “was tough enough to hold out for five days on that mountain while he’d seen people walking by, trying to holler at them,” family friend Greg Common told Boise television station KTVB. Demoss’ shouting went unanswered until Common caught sight of him while searching five days after...
There Could Be a 2nd Taco Bell in Twin Falls Soon
Most residents in Twin Falls can agree that there is a lopsided number of restaurants on the north side of town vs the south side. Not all residents will agree though that it’s a problem. But, as someone who lives and works on the south side of town, we...
Celebrity Rapper Crashes Downtown Boise Bar After Concert [Photos]
It's the time of the year when people are out and about in the Treasure Valley! From outdoor activities to patio season, concerts to sporting events-- it's all about getting out and enjoying the sun this time of year!. Perhaps you've heard of the Western Idaho Fair? It's the largest...
Prep football preview: New coach, new system for Bonneville
IDAHO FALLS — Every new head coach wants to build a winning culture when they take over a program, and Shane Stephenson got an early start at Bonneville. A winter weight lifting program followed by summer workouts and then competing at a camp at Montana State. All of it was enough to at least get a glimpse of what was expected with a new head coach and staff even before fall camp started.
Cummins Starts a Little Slow in Boise
The first leg of the 4-week Korn Ferry Tour Finals teed off this morning in Boise, ID. Weatherford’s Quade Cummins, who has already secured his PGA Tour card for next season, played in the morning wave at HillCrest Country Club. Despite a challenging start with a 2-over on the front nine, Cummins turned things around with a 3-under back nine, finishing the day at 1-over 70. Currently tied for 71st, Cummins will need a strong performance tomorrow to make the cut in this first playoff event.
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