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Comedy Comes to Southeastern Idaho
Steve "the Nuclear Guy" Natarelli opened his "Witness Protection Program Comedy Breakout Tour" at BJ's 19th Hole Sports Bar last Saturday to a packed house ready to drink and laugh.
Science Past: Science Past from the issue of February 24, 1962
An Argonne National Laboratory experimental reactor achieved criticality for the first time Feb.
Idaho National Laboratory and Fujitsu Laboratories of America to...
Fujitsu Laboratories of America today announced a joint collaboration with Idaho National Laboratory around smart grid energy management.
Idaho Falls Police Make Arrest In Home Invasion Case
Idaho Falls police say they have arrested the person responsible for incidents that have spooked a west Idaho Falls neighborhood.
Idaho Falls Police Make Arrest In Home Invasion Case
Police arrested Corey Lynn Herndon, 25, of Idaho Falls early Thursday on a charge of burglarizing a home on the 700 block of Brandon last Friday.
Police: Two Broke Into Cars On Lloyd Circle In Idaho Falls
Mitchell Bert Clute and Nathan Scott Moore, both 18, were arrested early Wednesday morning after Idaho Falls police said they were caught breaking into cars on the 200 block of South Lloyd Circle.
IF Council May Reconsider Run-Off Races
Just about one-month after the city of Blackfoot decided to ditch run-off races for council seat elections, Idaho Falls leaders are revisiting their city's run-off ordinance.
Idaho Falls Lawyer Reprimanded For Stalking
Idaho Falls attorney and former state and national Republican Party activist Blake Hall has been publicly reprimanded by the Idaho State Bar after being convicted of stalking a former girlfriend.
New Fiber Cable Improves Pocatello's TV Signal
"It's gonna be more dependable," said Brett Young, Cable One's technical operations manager.
Romney Returns to Boise Friday, Feb. 17
In anticipation of March 6, also known as Super Tuesday, when Idaho will join nine other states to hold presidential primaries or caucuses, Mitt Romney is planning to return to the Gem State for at least one fundraising event.
Thousands Of Dollars In Pipe Stolen From City Of Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls police are investigating the theft of thousands of dollars in pipe taken from the City of Idaho Falls Water Department on Hemmert Avenue.
Group Seeks To Make Animal Abuse A Felony
Idaho is one of only three states in the nation with no felony punishment for repeat animal cruelty offenders.
Students, Parents Learn About FAFSA Changes
FAFSA Completion Day gave students and parents the opportunity to get information and ask questions about how to fill out their free application for Federal Student Aid.
According to a new AAA survey, 9 out of 10 voters said they will support legislation to ban text messaging while driving in the state of Idaho.
Eastern Idaho Officials Prepare For Earthquake
Many of the top decision makers and emergency responders in eastern Idaho are coming together to discuss what they'd do in the event of an earthquake.
Mayor Mark Lupher has suggested that the city adopt a business license with a nominal annual fee and consider a different commercial water rate structure.
Idaho Falls Man Charged With Intent To Deliver Marijuana
Idaho Falls police arrested Anthony L. Reinke, 19, of Idaho Falls Wednesday night for possession of marijuana with the intent to deliver, a felony.
Otter creates nuclear energy commission to look at future roles for INL
Gov. Butch Otter today signed an executive order creating the "Idaho Leadership in Nuclear Energy Commission," or LINE Commission, to identify "opportunities and challenges associated with hosting the Idaho National Laboratory," the nuclear facility in eastern Idaho.
Areva eyes 2013 to begin work on enrichment plant
Officials for the French nuclear power company Areva now looking to 2013 to begin construction on a $3 billion uranium enrichment plant near Idaho Falls.