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Communities across the region are gearing up to mark Pride Month this June, with festivals planned in Pocatello, Idaho Falls and Rexburg celebrating LGBTQ+ residents and the allies who support
District 7 cowboy LJ Schneiter zooms in during the team roping competition Friday at the Idaho High School Rodeo Finals in Pocatello
ARCO — Officials have released the name of the 65-year-old man who died in a fatal motorcycle crash near Craters of the Moon on Saturday. Butte County Coroner Tara Parson identified the man as Terry Munsee...
POCATELLO — Fifty years from now, in 2076, what will future east Idahoans think when they discover a restaurant menu, a high school football program, a trendy toy or accessory, a grocery receipt, or a hand...
POCATELLO — A major insurance provider ended its contract with the largest hospital in southeastern Idaho. In a Monday afternoon news release, Portneuf Health announced that it is now out of network with R...
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
ARCO — A 65-year-old Pocatello man died Saturday after losing control of his motorcycle on U.S. Highway 93 near Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho State Police said.
POCATELLO — Two local teens have come home victorious after competing at the national level in the emergency medical field. Isaac Giesbrecht, 17, and Gage Staples, 17, both from Pocatello, recently travele...
POCATELLO — A former Bannock County deputy coroner who is facing rape, lewd conduct and sexual exploitation of a child charges is now facing nearly a dozen new charges involving sexually explicit content o...
POCATELLO (Idaho Capital Sun) — The state’s role in immigration enforcement was a dividing issue among many Republican primary opponents in several legislative races for Idaho’s May 19 primary election...
POCATELLO — Two moose paid a visit to a northwest Pocatello area father and son Friday morning.
POCATELLO — For 30 years, the Idaho State High School Rodeo Finals has been a staple of the Pocatello community, and this year looks to continue that tradition.
The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources recently announced three state fishing records were broken, including one by Putnam County man Michael Ramey, who broke the record for largest blue catfish wei...
POCATELLO — An incident at Alameda Park involving a 46-year-old man allegedly exposing himself to a group of teenagers resulted in multiple charges of sexual abuse of a child. According to court documents,...
POCATELLO — (KPVI) — The seventh annual Poky Paddle was held Friday evening in Pocatello. Poky Paddle is the event that bills itself as the most laid-back, fun-filled day on the Portneuf River, with proc...
POCATELLO — A wildfire that was once contained, and then reignited on Saturday in Power County, has scorched 1,300 acres, fire officials say. The Bureau of Land Management Idaho issued an update on the Mic...
A wildfire that was once contained, and then reignited on Saturday in Power County, has scorched 1,300 acres, fire officials say.
POCATELLO — The former Kingpot Korean BBQ & Hotpot on Yellowstone Avenue is relaunching as Super Yummy Bowl Mongolian Grill, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony set for June 9.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has announced that three new state fishing records have been broken, highlighting the exceptional fishing opportunities available across...
POCATELLO – A company looking to bring an artificial intelligence data center to the Portneuf Valley has formally challenged the denial of their application. The Idaho Falls-based law firm of Parsons, Behl...
POCATELLO– Institute of Rural Health (IRH) has received a grant to help seniors and youth expand their access to fresh fruits, vegetables, and vegetable plant starts from local Idaho farmers.
Trustees plan to appoint a committee to study a possible schedule change more closely.
POCATELLO — The public stockade may have disappeared long ago, but public shaming has found new life online and with a vengeance. In today’s social media world, where many people get most of their news a...