Lava Hot Springs News

Cindy Stanley gets a little frustrated because she can't run a 5K quite as fast as she once did.

Several protesters gathered in front of the Swimming Complex in Lava Hot Springs Saturday.

Bannock County Sheriff's deputies used a taser to take a Lava Hot Springs man into custody.

Many of the motels also claim whirlpool spa tubs that will pump mineral water from their famous springs right into your room.

A local hot pool is getting even hotter after a family was denied a reduced admission price for families because the parents were both women.

A same-sex couple and their three foster children were denied a reduced admission price to a pool in eastern Idaho because the Lava Hot Springs State Foundation says the five don't fit the definition of a family.

A 16-year old boy is recovering from a scary incident at the Olympic Pool Complex in Lava Hot Springs yesterday.

It was a busy weekend for a lot of area campgrounds as a large number of travelers hit the open roads.

A popular tourist attraction is on its way up. Literally. Lava Hot Springs now has something even bigger to offer: a 60 foot water slide.

There's a new way to stay cool at a local hot spot and a local town hopes it will keep the visitors coming.

Fifth-graders at John Marshall Elementary School headed into some bad weather this spring.

Lava Hot Springs is typically known for its warm waters, but now it's being recognized for a different way to relax.

By EMILY HONE This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it BLACKFOOT - A lot of people entering their eighth decade of life are looking for ways to take it easy, but Lois Bates is not among them.

A Pocatello-based company is negotiating a lease-purchase of the Challis Assisted Living Facility with CALFa s primary mortgage holder.

Idaho House members decried the evils of liquor in an extended debate this morning, then killed Gov.

"Neighborhood electric vehicles" could putt along roads with speed limits of up to 35 mph, instead of the current 25 mph, under legislation that just passed the House on a 67-1 vote.

It started out as a typical family reunion -- with July temperatures, family members took the opportunity to cool off, tubing in the Port Neuf River in Lava Hot Springs, Idaho.

One North Idaho legislator wants Idaho to tell the federal government to "back off" and let the state run its own affairs.

Cities across the country are applying for money from the federal stimulus bill.

If you can keep your head while all about are losing theirs and blaming it on you -- perhaps you have underestimated the seriousness of the situation.