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Broncos buck Week 1 jitters and defensive struggles to go 1-0
Just before Bronco Nation turns their eyes to the formidable Oregon Ducks, lets take one more look back at the Broncos first week 1 win since 2020. With Ashton Jeanty putting the whole country on notice, and the Defense leaving much to be desired for, the opening game of the season was anything but boring. The Broncos were going against what some believed to be a weak Georgia Southern team, while others were stating that this was going to be more of a fight than many realize. It'll take a few more weeks to really see who was right, but going into this game, the Eagles were poised to have a powerful offense, and a Defense that had many questions (Sound familiar?). On a hot and humid day in Statesboro, Georgia, the Broncos and the Eagles kicked off their 2025 seasons with the most boring first play of all: a touchback kickoff.
Craters of the Moon celebrates the last month of the Centennial Celebration
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — Craters of the Moon National Monument is celebrating the final month of the Centennial Celebration. September's theme is "Expansive Night Sky." The park will have several events throughout the month including hikes, lessons, and events. Craters of the Moon is hosting a free Star Party....
Wooly Mammoths discovered near Grangeville 30-years-ago today
GRANGEVILLE - In the summer of 1994, Tolo Lake, a recreational site 5 miles from Grangeville managed by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, had been drained for a restoration project designed to improve fish and bird habitat. As bulldozers removed sediment blown in from nearby farm fields, Gerald Smith ran into an unexpected deposit: a 4.5-foot-tall bone.
Multiple blazes burn in Idaho Falls on Sunday
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready ... Three separate fires flared up in Idaho Falls on Sunday – all within a seven mile radius. No injuries to people were reported, and Idaho Falls Fire Department personnel successfully contained the three incidents. However, officials are warning residents in the area that fire danger remains high on Labor Day and on into September.
Spirit Lake celebrates Labor Day with car show, vendors — but no parade
SPIRIT LAKE, Idaho — Labor Day celebrations started a day early in Spirit Lake on Sunday, as the community gathered in The Big Park to enjoy the Labor Day Car Show and check out dozens of local vendors. “We’re wanting to make this bigger and better,” said Mary Madrishin...
September marks Katy Benoit Campus Safety Awareness Month at UI
Events promoting student safety on campus to be held. September is an important month at the University of Idaho as it is a time of remembrance and learning. UI hosts the Katy Benoit Campus Safety Awareness Month every September to provide students and faculty with safety-orientated events. Katy Benoit was...
Play of the Week: Cougar Stockham
JEROME, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — This past weekend was our first full weekend of high school football, except it wasn’t really as many games were postponed or canceled due to air quality, but there still is one play that earned the title of this week’s play of the week.
Mountain West Connection Players of the Week: Week One
Week one did not lack excitement in the Mountain West. There were record breaking performances and surprising results. Let’s take a look at the top performers from this past weekend. Offensive Player of the Week. Ashton Jeanty (Boise State) Jeanty had a career day for the Broncos and kicked...
Bear Lake Bears high school volleyball team wins first Cokeville Tournament in at least 25 years
The Bear Lake Bears volleyball team has made quite the impression as their season begins, clinching first place in the highly regarded Cokeville Tournament for the first time in 25 years. Bears head coach Stephanie Birch noted that it was likely during her senior year at Bear Lake High School in 1999 that the Bears last triumphed in the annual tournament held at Wyoming's Cokeville High School. “It’s been a...
Local church provides free meals to Soda Springs High School students every Monday
SODA SPRINGS — There are many powerful ways to make a difference in the community. The members of the Caribou Bible Church in Soda Springs are doing their part as they bring back providing high school students with free lunches one day a week. Friends Feeding Friends was a program that began in 2006 with Donna McCullough leading the weekly event. ...
Annual 'Walk for Hope' promotes Suicide Awareness in Sandpoint
SANDPOINT, Idaho — An event made to bring hope to a devastated community is going on its ninth year in Sandpoint on the first day of Suicide Prevention Month. Jennifer Wyman and her family were shocked when 14-year-old Madison Wyman committed suicide on November 2nd, 2015. She was the third person at her school to commit suicide within 11 months. After losing their daughter, they wanted to do something to bring the community together during this sad time. Thus, the Hope Walk was born.
Bengals cap home tournament with win over CSUN to finish 2-1 over the weekend
One of the goals for the Idaho State volleyball team in this weekend’s home tournament was to sort through the various lineup possibilities its roster could present moving forward this season. With their four-set win over CSUN on Sunday, the Bengals may have hit on a winning combination. “We played multiple lineups and 6-2 seemed to be our best,” said ISU head coach Sean Carter after the Bengals wrapped up...
Coeur d’Alene Fire Department kicks off their 6-day food drive
COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho — The Coeur d’Alene Fire Department is ensuring that students and their families eat during this upcoming school year. This food drive will last six days as members of the CDA Fire Department go around Coeur d’Alene neighborhoods, collecting canned goods and cash donations that will help families in need. They started their route around 5 p.m. and ended at 8 p.m., driving through south of Appleway and west of 7th Street.
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