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ATV.com

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UTV Night Light Parade Rolls Into Idaho December 12

If you run a side-by-side and you have been looking for an excuse to string some lights on it, Pocatello, Idaho, has one. The KRW Trail Blazers Christmas Nite Light Ride returns for its 15th year on Saturday, December 12, and the one hard requirement for joining in is that your rig has to glow. Where and When According to the KRW Trail Blazers, the ride starts at OK Ward Park at 1400 West Quinn in Pocatello. Things kick off at 2:00 p.m., and judging begins at 5:00 p.m. once the vehicles are lined up and lit. That gap gives you time to get positioned and make sure every strand is working before the judges come through in the dark. What Can Join This is not a UTV-only affair, though side-by-sides are plenty welcome. The organizers say the ride is open to side-by-sides, ATVs, street motorcycles, and ordinary vehicles alike. The one rule across the board: you have to decorate your ride with lights. If it does not light up, it does not belong in this parade. Prizes There are prizes on the line for the best decorated ride and for the rig that uses the most lights. Those are

Pocatello, ID · 21h

East Idaho News

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‘Historic’ performance of indigenous flute concerto set for Friday night in Pocatello

POCATELLO – A rare piece of music that blends both indigenous and western musical traditions will be performed in the Gate City. At 7:30 p.m. Friday night, flutist Hovia Edwards and composer Justin Ralls will perform at Idaho State University’s Stevens Performing Arts Center alongside the Idaho State Civic Symphony. The two musicians will be playing an original concerto called ‘Seasons of Life’ with the orchestra, which is a “symphonic piece that features Native American flute on the stage, equal to the Western music and the classical orchestra,” Ralls explained. “The meeting of these two worl...

Pocatello, ID · 14h

Idaho State Journal

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Snake River’s Gwen Jones goes from an hour to live to state champion

Matt Jones picked his spot with about 600 meters to go. There was a short straightaway there on the Portneuf Wellness Complex course, with fewer people crowding the rope. He knew he'd have a second, maybe two, to get his daughter's attention. When Gwen Jones came around the hill, she was in about 21st place, farther up than he expected. He trotted alongside her. "Gwen, you're doing so good, and I think you're going to get a medal," Matt remembered telling her. "But if you want to help your team win state, you've got to pass that group ahead of you." She glanced over at him. "I saw determination just take over her," Matt said, "and she took off." It scared him a little. She still had 600 meters to go. It wasn't the first time she'd scared him. Two years earlier, doctors gave her an hour to live and warned she might never run again. On Halloween, the Snake River junior helped her team win a state title. "I get really emotional even thinking about it now, watching every race she runs," said her mother, Emily Jones. "There's a really realistic possibility that she shouldn't even be here." THE

Blackfoot, ID · 1d

Idaho State Journal

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Portneuf Medical Center offers new technology to advance lung cancer care

POCATELLO — Portneuf Medical Center has started to offer two new technologies that will help pulmonologists detect lung cancer earlier to make it more treatable. The two new technologies are Eon, an artificial intelligence technology, and Ion, a robotic-assisted bronchoscopy technology, according to a news release from PMC. Eon uses AI technology to analyze radiology reports. It is designed to identify possible early signs of lung cancer such as suspicious lung nodules. It helps medical staff identify patients who may need additional evaluation. Ion robotic-assisted bronchoscopy technology allows pulmonologists to target and assess nodules deep in the lung that they may not be able to get otherwise. It is designed to navigate narrow, hard-to-reach areas of the lung with precision. Thanks to this technology, nodules smaller than 1 centimeter will be able to be biopsied, which is impossible with conventional technology. Many standard bronchoscopes can only access the larger central airways of the lungs, but the Ion system can reach all 18 segments. This includes the periphery, which is where many lung cancers begin. This new technology will allow doctors to collect more accurate tissue samples for diagnosis. “This new technology brings a new level of precision to bronchoscopy,” Venumadhav

Pocatello, ID · 13h

East Idaho News

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Father of seven battling relentless seizures gets an early Christmas surprise from a Secret Santa

POCATELLO — A local Secret Santa is spreading holiday cheer across eastern Idaho, giving away $1 million to people who deserve a little extra magic this Christmas. Phil and Amy have seven children, and Phil was recently diagnosed with epilepsy. They have not been able to find a medication that will control the seizures. He has continual seizures throughout the day, even when he is asleep. Phil is a veteran and was a paratrooper. Phil and Amy are hard-working people who love their family. Right now, Phil cannot do any of the things he loves to do. He can barely make it through a shower. He trie...

Pocatello, ID · 20h

Idaho State Journal

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A ballot box in a pickup, a court-ordered return and heroes at home

In today's Idaho State Journal, Bannock County elections staff found 333 uncounted Election Day ballots in a sealed box that spent a week in a poll worker’s pickup truck. A judge orders Idaho State University to reinstate a pharmacy student and pay more than $568,000 in fees and costs after a retaliation verdict. For Veterans Day, Pocatello police Cpl. Jordan Johnson reflects on duty and family as ISU’s Hometown Hero, and a local Vietnam War pilot recounts being taken prisoner. Also, a child is hurt in a six-vehicle I-15 crash near Fort Hall. All in today’s Idaho State Journal.

Bannock County, ID · 22h

Idaho State Journal

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Home boys: Blackfoot football finishes 2026 unbeaten on home sod

Attention Under Armour marketing executives: You want to dominate a slice of the eastern Idaho market? Sure you do. How about getting a stranglehold on brand loyalty in an up-and-coming place called Bingham County? Heck, for the right football sponsorship deal, you may even land the Blackfoot Broncos — a team that lived up to your trademarked slogan “protect this house” with uncommon grace in 2026. The Broncos closed out the fall season at 6-5 Friday night in the Treasure Valley, eliminated from the 5A bracket by the Bishop Kelly Knights for the second straight season. Behind that painful reality lurks a statistical silver lining: The Broncos were unbroken and unbeaten in all five of their home games. Unlike the 2025 game, when BK handled the Broncos 40-8, the 2026 rematch ended 42-28 and was in doubt until the final minute. “We fought the whole way and a pick-six with one minute left sealed it,” Blackfoot coach Josh Stewart said. “We were really happy with how hard we competed.” That win is good news for the 10-0 Knights, because the team that eliminated Blackfoot in each of the previous two seasons went on to win the state title (Hillcrest in

Blackfoot, ID · 1d

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Big Sky Breakdown: Idaho State head coach Cody Hawkins on the triple-OT loss to Montana State, Eli Gillman & Saturday at Montana

Idaho State head coach Cody Hawkins joins Colter Nuanez after the Bengals’ 28-26 triple-overtime loss to Montana State in Pocatello. Hawkins talks about the heartbreak of coming up just short against the Bobcats, what makes Montana running back Eli Gillman so tough to stop, whether Gillman choosing to stay can influence the rest of the Big Sky, the playmakers on Idaho State’s defense, recruiting and roster building, and Saturday’s nationally televised trip to Washington-Grizzly Stadium.

Pocatello, ID · 1d

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All-American Cleaning & Restoration Athlete of the Week – Steele Hoopes – Nov. 12, 2026

POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Highland Rams senior Steele Hoopes is our All-American Cleaning & Restoration Athlete of the Week after his performance in the quarterfinal round of the 6A Idaho State Playoffs. Hoopes hauled in 3 catches for 32 yards and 2 touchdowns in the win over the Eagle Mustangs this past weekend.

Pocatello, ID · 1d

Idaho State Journal

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Farm Bureau salutes Idaho veterans

POCATELLO — It was standing room only Nov. 6 during the 14th Annual Farm Bureau Salute to Idaho Veterans, which honors U.S. military veterans for their service and sacrifices on behalf of the nation. Farm Bureau Insurance Co. of Idaho employees work with local veterans groups to organize and...

Pocatello, ID · 2d

Idaho State Journal

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Bengals fall short in Pk’s to Northern Arizona in the first round of the Big Sky tournament

The Idaho State women’s soccer team’s season came down to one kick from 12 yards away. With the Bengals trailing by one in the final round of the shootout, junior center back Sofia Wolf stepped to the penalty spot with a chance to keep the game going. The whistle blew, and Wolf struck the ball toward the bottom right corner. Northern Arizona goalkeeper Lexi Saveski made her biggest save of the game, denying Wolf and ending the Bengals’ season. Idaho State fell to the Lumberjacks 3-2 on penalty kicks after a 1-1 draw Wednesday, Nov. 11, in the first round of the Big Sky tournament at South Field in Missoula, Montana, finishing the year 4-9-6 (2-4-3 Big Sky). “I thought that was a pretty complete game that we played,” head coach Dustin Downey said. “We were resilient. We stepped it up, kept pushing and got a goal back. The team was in a position to advance and played really well. It’s really sad and unfortunate that they didn’t get another game, because I thought they deserved it. But that’s soccer.” The past week had been a whirlwind. The Bengals traveled to Weber State and suffered their worst loss of the

Pocatello, ID · 1d

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ISU researchers develop polymers to extract rare earth elements from waste in Idaho

Researchers at Idaho State University are using waste as part of a project to develop long chains of molecules known as polymers that can bind themselves to rare earth minerals, making them easier to extract. These rare earth elements (REEs) can help turn waste streams into revenue streams for a...

Pocatello, ID · 15h

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Ridin’ with Rider – Montana State’s triple-OT escape at Idaho State, the 2-point gamble & the road to Cat-Griz

Former Montana State player and coach Michael Rider joins Colter Nuanez for Ridin’ with Rider on the Big Sky Breakdown podcast series. They break down the Bobcats’ triple-overtime slugfest in Pocatello, why Idaho State’s physical defense should serve as a wake-up call and Justin Lamson’s toughness in a long line of tough Montana State quarterbacks.

Bozeman, MT · 1d

KIFI Local News 8

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Warm and breezy Friday ahead of First Alert weekend

Enjoy the remaining dry, warmer weather this Friday as storm clouds gather to the West and prepare to move into the region late this evening. Friday evening begins a series of rain/wintry mixes and snow chances we will see on and off throughout the next few days in Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming. Friday morning

Wyoming · 22h

Idaho Capital Sun

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Idaho election officials will audit two counties that underreported votes

Election results in two Idaho counties that initially underreported ballots in last week’s election will be audited by state officials. But the audits aren’t targeted. Idaho State Controller Brandon Woolf on Friday plucked numbered tiles representing Latah and Bannock counties out of a bingo-style tumbler as state officials randomly drew counties to undergo audits. The […]

Idaho · 9h

East Idaho News

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Blackfoot’s annual Shop Hop kicks off holiday shopping season

BLACKFOOT — The holiday shopping season is kicking off in Blackfoot and local merchants are rolling out the welcome mat for two days of festive shopping, special activities and prize giveaways. The fourth annual Blackfoot Shop Hop returns Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20 to Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, inviting shoppers to explore downtown businesses, discover unique gifts and support local merchants while getting into the holiday spirit. Organized by the Blackfoot Small Business Development Committee, the event features many participating businesses where shoppers can pick up a Shop ...

Blackfoot, ID · 15h