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‘It’s Unreal': Eastern Oregon Couple Finds Missing Biker Zachary DeMoss
GRANGEVILLE, Idaho — It was an emotional reunion for Greg and Danielle Commons when they found their friend, 24-year-old Zachary DeMoss near Eagle Mountain Trailhead. DeMoss was on a motorcycle trip with two other friends when he went missing. He was missing for five days before the Commons found him.
Today's Headlines: August 19, 2024
Memorial for slain UI students to be dedicated Wednesday. When four University of Idaho students were killed in November 2022, students came together and decided to create a memorial garden. That garden will be unveiled to the public this week. A sprawling green field has been transformed into a structured...
There will be an indoor farmers market this winter in Idaho Falls
IDAHO FALLS — A popular local outdoor farmers market will now be going year-round after announcing there will be an indoor market. The Idaho Falls Farmers Market will be having a “Winter Market” during the months of November to April. “Last year, I kind of came up...
Local man giving back through a ‘bigger or better’ challenge
IDAHO FALLS — Eugene Engmann carries a red book with him everywhere he goes. Its pages contain messages about life and happiness from people all over the world. Some of these handwritten messages come from elected officials and thought leaders. Others are from ordinary people. Among them is this advice from 2019 Nobel Prize winner Stan Whittingham: “Make sure that you enjoy life, it’s not all work.”
Toxic algal bloom found on the Snake River for second year in a row
Toxic algae is turning up once again on the Snake River. Water sampling on Aug. 12 revealed a large algal bloom near Granite Point, also known as Granite Rock, on the Snake River. It’s a popular swimming spot roughly 28 miles from Lewiston, Idaho. Public health leaders said it’s been especially busy since college and university students have returned to campus.
Why Does the Golden Corral Website Say ‘Future Opening’ for Twin Falls
We were all surprised when the Golden Corral in Twin Falls abruptly closed last week. Employees were left with questions and looking for new jobs. Even if you didn’t like the restaurant, the closure was unexpected. Especially so suddenly and without explanation. Could Twin Falls Get a New Golden...
Fort Hall Elementary students greatly boost reading proficiency, outscoring one third of schools in the district
Last year, Fort Hall Elementary was the only elementary school — out of the seven elementary schools in Blackfoot School District 55 — to show reading improvement in every grade level. Further, each grade level at Fort Hall Elementary scored higher than at least two other schools in the district. The third grade showed the greatest improvement by raising their reading proficiency from 20 percent to 57 percent. Other grades showed changes of 14 percent and 17 percent as well. Collectively, they have moved from...
Bingham County coroner seeking to modernize facilities, equipment and pay
BLACKFOOT — Deliberations between the commissioners and coroner in Bingham County continued last week during a meeting where concerns were raised surrounding a lack of oversight and a need for modern updates in the coroner’s office. Bingham County Coroner Jimmy Roberts presented a detailed PowerPoint on Aug. 12 to the board of commissioners which showcased a variety of data points and emphasized the importance of growing public trust, reducing liability and providing accurate and timely determinations regarding autopsies and deaths. Roberts has asked the commission...
High school football action kicks off this weekend
Football season starts this week in the Treasure Valley. The high school football season kicks off Friday with 10 local teams participating in nine ‘Week 0’ games. Of those nine games, one involves two local teams with Marsing hosting Cole Valley Christian. Marsing is coming off of its first playoff appearance since 2013 and looking to continue building under new head coach Mike Foristiere, while the visiting Chargers are making...
Lightning illuminates Twin Falls skyline over Sunday night
Firefighters set up camp along Idaho Route 75 near Stanley, Idaho to battle the Bench Lake Fire. According to Operations Section Chief Jake Williams, the fire has reached almost 1,850 acres and is only 3 percent contained. 2024 Minidoka Pilgrimage. Updated: Jul. 7, 2024 at 2:27 PM MDT. |. By...
Man arrested for DUI reportedly fractures officer’s hand while resisting arrest
IDAHO FALLS — A 35-year-old Idaho Falls man was arrested Saturday after police say he injured two officers while being arrested for drunk driving. Bradley Cory Willard was charged with felony DUI, two counts of felony assault or battery upon certain personnel, and misdemeanor resisting or obstructing officers. According...
PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: Rockland aims to take another step forward after pulling off the best season in recent memory
The high school football season in Idaho begins on Aug. 23. So to get you ready, we’re counting down with at least one local team preview every day until kickoff. Up next: Rockland Bulldogs 2023 IN REVIEW: 8-3(first place in 1A DII Rocky Mountain Conference)Lost 67-18 to Camas County in state semifinals ...
Sandpoint Lady Liberty statue taken off display due to damage
SANDPOINT, Idaho — The City of Sandpoint announced on their Facebook, that the Lady Liberty statue at the end of the pier at City Beach was taken off display after it was damaged last weekend. The post says that it sustained damage and, for the safety of the public,...
Craig Mountain Firewood Sale Begins August 19
LEWISTON - Idaho Fish and Game is selling firewood permits for the harvest of dead and dying timber on the Craig Mountain WMA. The sale will begin August 19th and will end October 31st. Areas open to harvest include IDFG owned land within 100ft of open roads. One gate will be opened to allow better access (see map below).
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