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Dennis Robert Isaak, son of Robert and Betty (Shade) Isaak, died October 26, 2026 in Pocatello, ID of complications of cancer. Although he had…
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Dennis Robert Isaak, son of Robert and Betty (Shade) Isaak, died October 26, 2026 in Pocatello, ID of complications of cancer. Although he had…
POCATELLO — Idaho Fish and Game officers killed two moose Friday morning after the animals were found lingering in an open patch of land inside the Interst...
POCATELLO — George Casper, the longtime events manager who was released from his job at Idaho State University earlier this year, has taken the first steps...
POCATELLO — Coroners from multiple East Idaho counties have spent the past two weeks identifying seven of eight people who died in what has been a tragic s...
POCATELLO — Zoo Idaho is expected to reopen on Tuesday after a bomb threat was reported over the weekend. According to a news release from the City of Poca...
POCATELLO — Zoo Idaho has been evacuated and will be closed for the rest of the day and on Monday, following the report of a possible bomb threat. A news r...
Details about the bomb threat, including what time it was received and who may have sent it, were not immediately available.
Investigators have not determined a cause of the fire, nor do they have an estimated time of containment.
Joelseph Jenkins, of Pocatello, was sentenced earlier this month for unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, felony possession of wildlife tak...
POCATELLO (Idaho Capital Sun) — The Idaho Office for Refugees, alongside other community organizations such as the Agency for New Americans, will celebrate...
The COVID-19 pandemic may feel like a distant memory for most Pocatello residents, but something unusual is showing up in the city
A 65-year-old Pocatello man died after losing control of his motorcycle near Craters of the Moon in Butte County, according to Idaho State Police.Police said th
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Proposition 1 campaigning in Idaho attracted millions of dollars from supporters and opponents in the lead up to Election Day.
Idaho voters rejected a citizen-led initiative that would have eased language regarding when abortions would be allowable.
PAWS has resumed sheltering animals brought in by Teton County, Idaho deputies after suspending the service over unpaid county funding and months of stalled...
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Proposition 1 campaigning in Idaho attracted millions of dollars from supporters and opponents in the lead up to Election Day.
Idaho voters rejected a citizen-led initiative that would have eased language regarding when abortions would be allowable.
PAWS has resumed sheltering animals brought in by Teton County, Idaho deputies after suspending the service over unpaid county funding and months of stalled...
The Shoshone and Bannock lived in southeastern Idaho for hundreds of years before the Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed Idaho in 1805, and the expedition's reports of the region's riches drew fur trappers and traders. The city is named for Chief Pocatello, a 19th-century Northern Shoshone leader. Nathaniel Wyeth of Massachusetts founded Fort Hall, one of the first permanent settlements, a few miles northeast of Pocatello in 1834. When over-trapping and the fashion for silk hats ended the fur trade, Fort Hall became a supply stop on the Oregon Trail.
Thousands of emigrants passed through Idaho, but large-scale settlement came only after gold was found in 1860. The gold rush brought demand for goods and services, and the Portneuf Valley became the corridor for stage and freight lines. As the Union Pacific expanded, "Pocatello Junction" became an important rail crossroads. After its founding in 1889 Pocatello was known as the Gate City, the gateway to Idaho and the Pacific Northwest for travelers passing through the Portneuf Gap south of town. When the gold rush played out, those who stayed turned to farming, and with irrigation from the Snake River the region became a large supplier of potatoes and grain. The neighboring city of Alameda was merged into Pocatello in 1962, while Chubbuck, to the north, refused a similar merger. Sources Wikipedia: Pocatello, Idaho
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