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Thousands Angry in the Gem State After Weekend Blackout
During Labor Day weekend, many like to kick their feet up, open a cold one, and watch some college football. Perhaps you want to pop some popcorn and enjoy a movie on television. While it is no secret that streaming is taking over when it comes to watching TV, many still prefer old-fashioned cable. Millions in the country and around the world still choose this route to watch their favorite programming, because while streaming is nice, if the internet goes down, so does watching shows and movies. There are still benefits to having cable over streaming, but this past weekend, many Idahoans regretted this decision when their favorite channels blacked out.
Idahoans can apply for grant, oral history project assistance as part of America250 initiative
New grant opportunities are available to Idaho organizations as a part of the America250 initiative to celebrate the founding of the United States in 2026. The Idaho State Historical Society and the America250 in Idaho State Agency Task Force are coordinating the effort to provide the grants, which will range from $5,000 to $25,000 with […]
Attorney General Labrador under ethics investigation by Idaho State Bar after complaint
The Idaho State Bar is conducting an ethics investigation into Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador, following a complaint alleging an “adversarial relationship” with the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Former Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Director Dave Jeppesen, who retired in December, filed the complaint in June 2023. Jeppesen’s complaint alleges Labrador’s office has effectively denied the state health department — Idaho’s largest government agency — with adequate legal representation following legal conflicts and investigations into the agency, which the attorney general must...
Police: 12-year-old boy critically injured when struck by car while riding bicycle on Pocatello street
POCATELLO — A 12-year-old juvenile riding a bicycle was struck by a car on a Pocatello street on Tuesday night, police said. The collision occurred around 8:25 p.m. on West Pine Street near Yellowstone Avenue. The male juvenile was rushed via Pocatello Fire Department ambulance to Portneuf Medical Center following the incident. Police said he was critically injured in the collision. The boy's name and an update on his condition have not been released. The driver of the car stopped following the collision and is cooperating with police. West Pine was temporarily shut down because of the incident. The collision remains under investigation by Pocatello police.
Penny Parrish takes home 13th title at annual Pocatello Marathon
POCATELLO — Sprinters, joggers, speed walkers and endurance runners descended upon the Gate City this past Labor Day weekend for the annual Pocatello Marathon, showcasing how the iconic East Idaho event continues to draw crowds and has become an integral part of the community. Approximately 900 entrants participated in the Pocatello Marathon’s various races, which included the full marathon, half marathon, 10-kilometer, 5-kilometer and kid’s races this year. Pocatello’s own...
PREP ROUNDUP: Highland girls soccer wins third straight game with shutout of Century
Make that now three in a row for the Highland High School girls soccer team. The Rams had little trouble with their crosstown rival Century in a 5-0 win Tuesday on the road. Devree Bell led the way by scoring the final two goals of the game. Taryn Roth, Lucy Rhodehouse and Peyton Looney accounted...
Pocatello police save suicidal man from jumping off Benton Street overpass
POCATELLO — Local police say the quick response of two officers saved a suicidal man from jumping off of the Benton Street overpass on Tuesday afternoon. The incident began to unfold around noon when several concerned citizens called Pocatello police to report that a man appeared as if he was going to jump off of the overpass and onto the railroad tracks below, police told the Idaho State Journal. Police...
Bengals 'exceed' expectations in first meet of the season at Utah Valley Invite
Zach Kughn didn’t know exactly what to expect from his new Idaho State cross country team in its first meet under his tutelage last week. But the Bengals’ new head coach was happy with what he saw in Orem, Utah. “We had a great meet,” said Kughn of ISU’s performance in the Utah Valley Invite on Friday. “Really exceeded expectations on the men’s side, which was great because we already...
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