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Idaho Falls Toddler's Cancer Diagnosis Draws Secret Santa's $1 Million Giveaway

Primary Children’s Hospital — Hospital for Further Cancer Testing. The anonymous eastern Idaho Secret Santa is giving away $1 million this holiday season to people in need. One family receiving a surprise is Mindy and Steven’s, whose 3-year-old son has been diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma. The boy...

Idaho Falls, ID · 1d

East Idaho News

A Secret Santa surprise for a hardworking woman recovering from knee surgery

IDAHO FALLS — 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. Cindy is an incredibly hardworking, resilient woman who is currently facing an overwhelming crisis and desperately needs a helping hand. Cindy is an older single woman who has always done whatever it takes to support herself. She routinely works two or more physically demanding jobs cleaning houses and businesses. Recently, she underwent a major knee replacement surgery. Because her livelihood depends entirely on manual labor, she...

Idaho Falls, ID · 2d

KIFI Local News 8

Endurocross championship returns to Idaho Falls this weekend

One of the wildest sports on two wheels is returning to the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls this weekend, as the final two rounds of the EnduroCross Championship play out in the city for the first time.

Idaho Falls, ID · 17h

KIFI Local News 8

Tree Lighting, Light Parade and Concert coming to Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel

The holiday magic is arriving at the Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel on November 22, with a community celebration featuring a tree lighting, light parade and a free concert.

Fort Hall, ID · 2d

Idaho State Journal

Bannock County finds 333 uncounted ballots from Pocatello precinct

POCATELLO — Earlier today, the Bannock County Clerk’s Office notified the Secretary of State’s Office that 333 ballots cast in the November 3, 2026 General Election in Bannock County Precinct, Pocatello 2 had not been counted on election night. The ballots in question were identified during the post-election review process. After tabulating the additional ballots, no outcomes were changed. All 333 ballots were from the same precinct. The closest results for any election involving the Pocatello 2 precinct were for the County Coroner's race, which was separated by 4,857 votes. “Once again, this demonstrates the importance of the reconciliation process we use to verify election results following every election,” said Secretary of State Phil McGrane. “While I am thankful that these ballots were identified, we will be working to determine why these ballots were not processed on election night and working with counties across the state to reinforce our election processes.” “Needless to say, this should not have happened. We take pride in Bannock County in the work that goes into running our elections,” said Bannock County Clerk Jason Dixon. “We are working closely with the Secretary of State’s office to ensure full transparency and to determine if additional steps

Bannock County, ID · 2d

Idaho State Journal

Pocatello Veterans Day Parade set for Saturday morning to honor local veterans and service members

POCATELLO — The Bannock County Veterans Memorial Association will honor past and present service members Saturday as the Pocatello Veterans Day Parade makes its way through town at 11 a.m. Saturday. Entries will line up on First Street, head up Center Street, turn onto 10th Street and loop back down to Caldwell Park, where spectators can find seating while an emcee introduces each entry. This year marks the fifth parade since the event returned to Pocatello after an 80-year absence. Leadership rotates among local veteran service organizations every couple of years so each group gets a turn running it. The Veterans of Foreign Wars organized the first two parades, and the American Legion handled the past two. Many Legion members are pitching in again this year. Teresa Vialpando, president of the association, said spectators shouldn’t expect the polished floats seen at a Fourth of July celebration. “It’s a lot of military vehicles, a lot of older veterans,” Vialpando said. Crowds can expect longtime traditions, including the POW/MIA entry and the submarine veterans riding with their replica sub. Several military-themed semitrucks will also roll along the route. All six military branches and 13 local veteran service organizations are expected to take

Pocatello, ID · 17h

KIFI Local News 8

A Celtic Christmas dances its way to Idaho Falls

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Traditional Irish River dancers are coming to Idaho Falls in "A Celtic Christmas" – a show combining dazzling dance steps with spritely Irish tunes, heartfelt ballads, and Celtic twists on classic carols. "Celtic Christmas is an Irish dance and music sensation. It runs through a love story between a girl

Idaho Falls, ID · 2d

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Elder Gary E. Stevenson to Address BYUI

Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles will address BYUI students in the BYU-Idaho Center on Sunday, Nov. 15. Doors open at 4 p.m. with the devotional starting at 5 p.m. "Members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles are prophets of God, and any direction they...

Rexburg, ID · 1d

East Idaho News

Mitchell’s career day helps Highland knock off Eagle, secure semifinal berth

POCATELLO — After 30 varsity games across three seasons with the Highland Rams, senior Cedric Mitchell was determined to have his high school career continue beyond Friday’s state quarterfinal road game. Mitchell, who rushed for 68 yards and three touchdowns when Highland lost to the Eagle Mustangs on Aug. 21, produced the biggest rushing performance of his varsity career, running for 220 yards and two scores against those same Mustangs Friday night. For leading the Rams to a 28-14 upset at Eagle High School, Mitchell is the East Idaho Sports District 5 Athlete of the Week. Not only were the 2...

Pocatello, ID · 2d

KIFI Local News 8

Light the World Giving Machines kick off 2026 holiday season in Chubbuck on Friday

CHUBBUCK, Idaho (KIFI)- The Light the World Giving Machine initiative is returning to Eastern Idaho for the 2026 holiday season, beginning Friday, Nov. 13, with a kickoff celebration at the Idaho Central Credit Union headquarters in Chubbuck. Organized annually by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the initiative features customized vending kiosks that

Chubbuck, ID · 1d

Idaho State Journal

Idaho Foodbank sets 1 million meal goal for holiday campaign in eastern Idaho

POCATELLO — The Idaho Foodbank has started its annual Hope for the Holidays campaign, with a goal of providing food for 1 million meals in eastern Idaho over the next two months. About 1 in 7 people in eastern Idaho face food insecurity, including 1 in 6 children, the organization said. The foodbank and 150 local partner groups serve nearly 44,000 people in the region each month. Foodbank President and CEO Randy Ford said high prices for food and other basic goods continue to add stress for families during the holidays, and he urged residents to take part in the campaign. Several fundraisers run statewide. Customers at participating Albertsons stores can buy Holiday Bucks at checkout through Dec. 31 as part of the chain’s Feed Joy campaign, and Maverik is collecting round-up donations at its stores. On Giving Tuesday, Dec. 1, donations to the foodbank will be matched up to $10,000 by Rodger and Cynthia Shaver. In eastern Idaho, a Light the World Giving Machine will operate at ICCU Headquarters, 4400 Central Way in Chubbuck, sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for 6 p.m. Nov. 13, and donations will be accepted

Idaho · 1d

KPVI Newschannel 6

Veterans Day Dinner at Pocatello Elks Lodge

The Pocatello Elks Lodge and AMVETS Post hosted their Veterans Day dinner Wednesday evening. Veterans got to enjoy a lasagna dinner for free, while guests could pay to support veteran causes. The dinner was just one of the events put on by the Pocatello Elks-AMVETS Joint Veterans Committee since they...

Pocatello, ID · 1d

KIFI Local News 8

Bright and Brisk Thursday with wet weather heading into the weekend

We will continue to enjoy sunshine and warmth this Thursday afternoon, as high temperatures climb into the upper 50s with a clear radar. The above-average temperatures will begin to cool by Friday, however, as we track cooler, wetter weather into the early weekend. Thursday morning will start bright and brisk, with calm winds pushing in

Eastern Idaho, ID · 1d

Herald-Journal

From rock bottom to recovery: Veteran with Blackfoot roots shares story

BOISE — There was no detail too grim as Don Lineberry illustrated the story of his recovery from alcohol and drugs during an Oct. 29 interview with the Idaho Press. He’s come a long way from where he was “12 to 13 years” ago. Now, he...

Boise, ID · 2d

Idaho State Journal

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

Reel Colorful: Historic Pocatello theater unveils bold new murals

POCATELLO — For 77 years, the building at 310 E. Oak St. has been a fixture of the community, a locally owned movie theater that has drawn generation after generation through its doors. Now it is stepping into its next act, with new murals sprawled across its exterior. The theater opened in 1949 as the Crest Theatre and reemerged in 1986 as the Reel Theatre. Saundra Lewis began managing it in 1988 and bought it in 2000. The Reel has functioned as a second-run movie house for decades and recently replaced its weathered and chipped mural with brand-new displays from local artist Nick Hottmann. The previous pitted patina of the exterior walls got a new cream coat over the summer, which laid the foundation for Hottmann’s contemporary-meets-classic design. Lewis worked closely with Hottmann on a design that would be a spiritual successor to the 2011 mural painted by local high schoolers. Lewis said the theater initially tried to save the older mural. The paint kept flaking whenever workers tried to stabilize it, and an attempt to have Hottmann add to it failed. After 15 years in the elements, Lewis decided to start fresh. The new artwork keeps the theater’s old

Pocatello, ID · 1d

Idaho State Journal

Local veteran continues to serve by educating public about nuclear energy

David Porter’s journey to Bingham County began in rural Georgia when he and his childhood sweetheart, Kathryn, married 48 years ago. Their first step toward Idaho was when Porter enlisted in the Navy and started the Nuclear Power School. He graduated in 1979 — on the day his first child was born. It has been a family journey ever since.

Bingham County, ID · 2d

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What to know during Alzheimer’s Awareness Month

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready ... Have a medical-related question you've always wanted answered? The doctors at Mountain View Hospital and Idaho Falls Community Hospital are here to help! Email your "Ask the Doctor" questions to news@eastidahonews.com and they might end up in our weekly column. There’s a good...

Idaho Falls, ID · 1d

Idaho Capital Sun

Idaho constitutional scholar creates ‘Toward A More Perfect Union’ civics course

An Idaho constitutional scholar is launching a new online civics 101 course to help Idahoans understand what the U.S. Constitution and the government means for them following the 2026 elections. Alturas Institute President David Adler created a seven-week online civics education course called “Towards a More Perfect Union” that begins Jan. 7 through Zoom. The […]

Idaho · 1d

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