‘Three-peat!’: Butte County volleyball cements dynasty with third straight title
REXBURG — Those who made the trip from Arco to watch Butte County win another state championship had a simple message as they received the trophy.
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Opinion: How close to death is close enough? Why this conservative and Christian OB is voting yes on Prop 1
I am a Christian, a political conservative, and an obstetrician-gynecologist who has spent 30 years caring for women and their pregnancies. My medical group never performed elective abortions. And I
East Idaho voters to decide legislative and congressional races, Prop 1 and other ballot issues
East Idaho voters will choose legislators, members of Congress and two county coroners Tuesday, and weigh in on a statewide abortion initiative, two constitutional amendments, an advisory question on the
CHAMPIONS: Idaho Falls volleyball wins first state title since 2015
The seemingly unthinkable happened at the 5A state tournament for the Idaho Falls volleyball team: it dropped a set.
INL receives $7 million award to advance next-gen nuclear fuel
Idaho National Laboratory officials spoke Monday morning about the $7 million project awarded to the site’s Advanced Test Reactor facility 47 miles west of Idaho Falls to advance next-generation nuclear
Greater Idaho Falls Chamber Hall of Fame Awards celebration set for Thursday
The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame Awards takes place Thursday at The DEC (Downtown Event Center) in Idaho Falls.
Librarian of the Year: District 93’s Julie Briggs says her lifelong love of reading began as a child at h...
IDAHO FALLS — Julie Briggs’ love of reading began on summer days at her grandparents’ house in the small community of Monteview northwest of Idaho Falls.
CEI partners with Project Lead The Way to expand STEM pipelines in Eastern Idaho
IDAHO FALLS — The College of Eastern Idaho, or CEI, has announced that its BEA Applied STEM Institute has partnered with Project Lead The Way, or PLTW, to expand access
World record cyclist Jack Thompson rides with 100 local students during 10,000-mile trek
POCATELLO — Australian cyclist Jack Thompson rode into Pocatello on Monday, stopping at Barrie’s Ski and Sports for a ride with around 100 middle school students as part of his
Public input sought for proposed safety improvements at intersection of 15th East and 49th South
Residents are invited to learn about and give feedback on proposed safety improvements to the intersection of 15th East and 49th South in Idaho Falls.
The Faces of Quality Flooring
Steve and Judy Westergard began their flooring story in 1983 when a friend convinced them to buy a carpet franchise called Mr. Carpet. They had a small storage building and
Flock cameras to be focus of debate Wednesday in Idaho Falls
Stand Up For Idaho will host a debate on Flock cameras Wednesday at The Westbank on River Parkway in Idaho Falls.
Valley’s Crumrine named Snake River Conference’s top player
Valley dominated the postseason honors in the 2A District 4 conference, including the conference’s coach of the year Katie Clark.
Brewers Win First-Ever World Series Title, Beating Rays 4-1 in Game 5
Milwaukee lost just twice all postseason en route to the franchise's first championship, with catcher William Contreras named World Series MVP.
Layton police officer fires on domestic incident suspect who allegedly failed to drop knife
LAYTON — An investigation is underway after a a Layton City police officer fired on a knife-wielding suspect while responding to an alleged domestic incident early Wednesday morning. According to a stateme...
Woodland Christian volleyball team advances to CIF Sac-Joaquin Section D6 semifinals
The Woodland Christian girls volleyball team kept the good times rolling this postseason by advancing to next week's CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division VI semifinals, following a tough three-set sweep over Sto...
Yolo County invites community to Veterans Day flag-raising ceremony
The program on Wednesday, Nov. 11, will include brief remarks, a ceremonial flag-raising by members of American Legion Yolo Post 77, and a performance of the National Anthem by Davis Local Vocals.
Buffalo man charged in Villenova drug bust
VILLENOVA — A Buffalo man has been charged after an investigation into narcotics activity on Friday morning. Narcotics investigators from the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office and the Jamestown Police D...
Teen dies, another injured in weekend crash
CASSADAGA — A community is in mourning after a teenager died in an early Saturday morning one-vehicle crash. Chautauqua County sheriff’s deputies report at 12:37 a.m., they responded with New York State...
Remember when county hotels were used for travelers?
There’s been a lot of discussion over housing the homeless in hotels over the past couple of years. That discussion is needed, because there are a lot of issues to be sorted out: how to provide the service...
Saving pennies is nice. City Council needs to find dollars.
Once again, the City Council is tying itself in knots over a city vehicle for the mayor’s office. These leases have raised questions, particularly over the past six years. Starting in 2020, when former May...
Vote today, or hold your peace for another year
Thousands of residents have already taken the time to cast their ballot during Early Voting, which was Oct. 24 through Sunday. If you have not, there’s one day left — that’s today from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m....
Firefighters extinguish fire in vacant Allen Street home
Jamestown firefighters spent nearly five hours at the scene of a house fire at 433 Allen St., Jamestown, late Thursday night and early Friday morning. A 911 caller reported a house on fire at 10:44 p.m. Thur...
Warren man charged with weapon possession after downtown incident
A Warren resident and a 17-year-old youth have been charged after entering a downtown business on Wednesday with a handgun. Joel Crowe, 42, of Warren, and the youth were charged with second-degree criminal p...