ST. ANTHONY—The annual Pioneer Day Parade was full of creativity and excitement.
ST. ANTHONY—The annual Pioneer Day Parade was full of creativity and excitement.
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FALLON, NEVADA—A shooter interrupted a worship meeting at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints congregation in Fallon, Nevada, on Sunday, July 22, killing one.
UPDATE: As of 8:15 a.m., the Badger Point Fire is 100 percent contained.
A wildlife viewing/hunting blind was recently built and is now ready for use. This 5-foot by 10-foot structure provides visitors a viewing platform from which to observe a variety of wildlife species that inhabit of visit the WMA and the Snake River.
EASTERN IDAHO—About halfway through the annual fire season, officials say eastern Idaho is on track for about 100 wildfires, an average number for a year. But that number could be significantly lower if people behaved more responsibly.
ST. ANTHONY – The St. Anthony City Council and the St. Anthony Art Lab are proposing a joint venture where the old Lincoln School would be transformed into an expanded Art Lab, with the city serving as landlord.
POWER COUNTY - Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) officials have confirmed West Nile Virus (WNV) positive mosquito pool in Power County. Other positive mosquito pools in Idaho have been reported in Canyon, Elmore, Gem, and Payette counties. No WNV human cases have been reported.
Using natural elements in your landscape doesn’t mean you are a lazy landscaper, but rather a smart and wise person who see an asset to their garden, where others may not.
Famous LDS performer Lexi Walker is set to perform at Brigham Young University-Idaho Friday, Aug. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Hart Auditorium during BYU-Idaho’s Education Week.
It’s that time of year again: The huckleberries are arriving! If you’re anything like me, you can’t wait to get outdoors in search of those delicious berries. But before you head out the door, here are a few reminders to try and make your berry picking experience a little safer.
ST. ANTHONY – A former St. Anthony teacher and his homemaker wife plan to serve as the grand marshals for the upcoming St. Anthony Pioneer Day Parade.
REXBURG—The annual festival for kids known as “Celebrate Youth” is only four weeks away.
REXBURG—Jordan Page is hosting a Question and Answer event for her blog “Fun, Cheap or Free” on Saturday, July 21, at 7 p.m. at the Rexburg Tabernacle.
REXBURG—What goes down your toilet could easily be considered far from interesting, much less content for a class project.
REXBURG — You must be from pioneering farming and ranching stock if you “Hoe your own row,” “Take a bull by its horns,” “Make hay while the sun shines” and “Don’t keep your eggs in one basket.”
The Idaho Falls Chukars overcame a 6-0 deficit and scored six runs in the top of the ninth inning to win 12-7 over the Helena Brewers on Thursday night at Kindrick Legion field.
The College of Eastern Utah inducted Madison alum Brittney Hawks Ceasar into their Hall of fame March 30.
After returning from Europe earlier this year where she won the British National Championship, olympic hopeful and Madison alum, Chari Hawkins, is returning to Rexburg to fulfill another dream.
REXBURG – Police arrested a man wanted out of Bonneville County after someone reported a suspicious person outside a women's apartment building possibly wanting to sunbathe on Tuesday.
REXBURG - Police responded to a woman concerned about a male friend who texted her about hearing voices and planning to shoot up a school.
ST. ANTHONY – The city voted four to two in favor of annexing 12th West and the Teton Highway during Thursday’s council meeting. They also voted to annex anyone who’s requested to be incorporated into the city.
REXBURG – Fido could soon play in a dog park with other pooches should the city follow through with a proposal for such a place, estimated to cost nearly $100,000.
State/Nation/World
- Pioneer Day Parade showcases fleet of floats
- Shooting at LDS sacrament meeting leaves 1 dead
- UPDATE: Third fire starts at Menan Butte, named Badger Point Fire
- Niagara Springs WMA and Snake River gets new blind for wildlife watching and hunting
- Eastern Idaho on track for 100 wildfires
- St. Anthony and Art Lab consider joint venture for Lincoln School
- West Nile Virus confirmed in Southeast Idaho
- Lexie Walker to perform during BYU-Idaho's Education Week
- Petersons selected as Pioneer Day grand marshals
- Celebrate Youth adds new games and events for 2018
- Shooting at LDS sacrament meeting leaves 1 dead
- LDS Church blasts family separations at US-Mexico border
- LDS leaders discuss greater civility with NAACP
- Religion, geography played role in election
- LDS church publishing services department invites singers to join choir
- LDS Church creates new worldwide program for youth
- LDS Church announces new website for senior missionaries
- LDS Church President visits Israel
- Pocatello man charged with battery after allegedly displaying knife, struggling with LDS missionaries
- LDS Church closing two Missionary Training Centers
