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KPVI Newschannel 6
Outer Limits Hosts Candy Drop with Pocatello Fire Department
Outer Limits Fun Zone in Pocatello held their trick or treat event Friday evening. It featured indoor trick or treating with businesses inside the Westwood Mall building. Traditionally held on Halloween, Outer Limits chose the day before Halloween for the event this year to get more businesses involved. The event...
Idaho State Journal
Pocatello’s Center Street underpass, Benton Street bridge on track to reopen by year’s end
POCATELLO — Construction on the Center Street underpass and the Portneuf River bridge on West Benton Street is moving forward, with traffic access expected to be restored at the bridge in mid-November and at the underpass by the end of the year, according to a news release from the city of Pocatello. The Center Street Underpass Project has reached a new phase in construction. Crews have installed pile shoring that will provide temporary structural support along the northeast and northwest side of the underpass. Crews are currently working to pour concrete for the foundation footings and lower walls in these areas. This project also includes several improvements such as construction of new retaining walls, upgrading sidewalks and the installation of a pedestrian bridge along the west side of the underpass. The work continues to go steadily despite the difficulties of working under a railroad. The funding for this project is $11,230,135 and comes from a variety of sources. Rep. Mike Simpson provided $5.7 million in federal funding. The rest was provided by the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council, and the city of Pocatello provided a 7.34 percent local match. Traffic access at the underpass is expected to be restored by
Idaho State Journal
Opinion: Chamber board unanimously endorses PCSD 25 supplemental levy renewal
On Tuesday, October 20, the Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors voted unanimously to once again endorse the renewal of Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25’s Supplemental Levy. Voters will decide the measure on November 3. The Chamber has supported local education for many years. We know that the success...
KPVI Newschannel 6
City of Pocatello Updates on Improvements
Downtown Pocatello has two new improvements coming soon. The City of Pocatello says they are enhancing the safety, accessibility, and long-term functionality of the Historic Downtown. The Porneuf River Bridge Replacement Project on West Benton Street continues construction. The Center Street Underpass Project reaches a new phase in rehabilitating new...
idahobusinessreview.com
Farm Bureau Insurance of Idaho honors veterans day essay winners from Lewiston, McCammon, Pocatello
POCATELLO―Students from Lewiston, McCammon and Pocatello have won Farm Bureau Insurance Company of Idaho’s 2026 Veterans Day Essay Contest, which asks Idaho students to honor a family member who served in the U.S. Armed Forces and reflect on what that service means to them, according to a news release from the company.
East Idaho News
Pocatello Police to host free community autism awareness training Nov. 14
POCATELLO — Understanding autism and knowing how to respond during stressful situations can make a difference for individuals on the autism spectrum, their families and first responders. The Pocatello Police Department invites the public to a free community autism awareness training on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Pocatello City Council Chambers at 911 North Seventh Avenue. The two-hour training will focus on improving communication, understanding sensory needs, and helping families and first responders navigate potentially challenging encounters. Participants will lea...
Idaho State Journal
Farm Bureau Insurance Company of Idaho announces 2026 Veterans Day Essay Contest Winners
POCATELLO — Farm Bureau Insurance Company of Idaho has announced the winners of its 2026 Veterans Day Essay Contest, which invites Idaho students to honor a family member who served in the U.S. Armed Forces and reflect on what that legacy of service means to them. The winners of...
Idaho State Journal
Historic Downtown Pocatello weekly update
Trick-or-Treat Downtown will take place this Friday, Oct. 30, from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Our merchants and businesses will have treats for all of the little ghosts and goblins! Come in costume and walk business to business, enjoying a safe, daytime Halloween event. Special guests will be at Lookout Point with some special treats!
KIFI Local News 8
Kirkham AMI Trail in Pocatello closed for construction through the week
The well-loved Kirkham AMI Trail is closed starting Tuesday, October 27 through this weekend for important and extensive upgrades. The construction will fully repave the parking lot as well as the mile-long stretch of pathway extending from the trailhead near Upper Ross Park and the Pocatello Animal Shelter.
idahoednews.org
Meet the candidates running in key swing districts
Over the past month, EdNews profiled two legislative races in each of Idaho’s three key swing districts that have a mix of Democrats and Republicans in office. These are the battlegrounds where seats are most likely to flip from one party to another: District 15 in west Boise, District 26 in central Idaho and District 29 in Pocatello.
Idaho State Journal
Zonta Club of Pocatello celebrates 45 years of service to women and girls
POCATELLO — The Zonta Club of Pocatello is celebrating its 45th anniversary in 2026, marking more than four decades of service, advocacy, and commitment to improving the lives of women and girls in the local community and around the world. Chartered in July 1981, the club is part of...
East Idaho News
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes mourn the passing of community leader
POCATELLO — The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes and the community at large are mourning the passing of a leader who dedicated his life to uplifting others. According to his obituary, Ladd Reed Edmo died on Thursday at Quinn Meadows Care Center, “following a courageous battle with cancer.” Edmo, who served on the Fort Hall Business Council, was laid to rest at Ross Fork Cemetery on Monday, following a weekend of funeral events where friends and family members said goodbye to the man who had done so much for the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes. “Ladd brought a positive spirit to the Council. He cared about the ...