Pocatello News

So far as we can see, there's one big shocker in Idaho elections today: Two-term Pocatello Mayor Roger Chase ousted by newcomer Brian Blad .

The Pocatello Police need your help identifying a suspect in a burglary at Remo's Restaurant on West Cedar.

The City of Pocatello has a new mayor. Roger Chase lost Tuesday night to Brian Blad by 375 votes.

If you live in Pocatello, don't forget to bag up your leaves and put them out for the Sanitation Department to pick up.

Polls will be open Tuesday for several local elections. In Pocatello, voters will have to decide whether or not to change the top post.

Work is almost complete on the I-86 Bridge in Pocatello. Crews are pouring asphalt and laying down epoxy before they can re-open the bridge, which goes over Hiline Road.

With more than a hundred years of history there's no telling what exactly happened in this building, but for whatever reason through the years, some visitors never seemed to leave.

A family's shed and chicken coop in Pocatello is now a complete loss after a fire started just after 2 p.m. Saturday at 1969 Grandview Avenue.

Saturday morning quite a few decided to start a new Halloween tradition. Braving the chilly temperatures, many put on their running shoes and costumes.

A power outage on Yellowstone Ave. in Pocatello is slowing down traffic. Around 9:17 AM, residents in the area of Capel in Pocatello lost power.

Officials with the NBC news program Dateline changed their minds about airing the story and now MSNBC producers are filming a documentary on it.

In September 2006, Pocatello High School student Cassie Jo Stoddart was killed by two classmates.

City Council candidates are gearing up for the November 3 election. Craig Cooper considers himself semi-retired. He works a little with Cornelison-Henderson Funeral Home, helps with the harvest in Aberdeen, and may start taking classes at ISU.

"I don't need these animals, but they need me," says animal rights activist Andi Elliott.

Weeks ago Hoku Scientific announced they had received enough funding to move forward with their polysilicon plant in Pocatello.

With the elections are only weeks away, it's a good time to start learning what each candidate is all about.

Officers from the Pocatello Police Department were called in early Thursday afternoon when hundreds of people started to line up at the LDS church across the street from Tendoy Elementary for the first free H1N1 flu vaccine clinic being offered in Bannock County.

The H1N1 vaccine clinic scheduled at Indian Hills Elementary School in Pocatello has been postponed.

The Idaho Transportation Department will close Hiline Road in Chubbuck for about a week, beginning Monday , for construction of a roundabout at the roads intersection with Mallard Street and Mountain Park Lane.

Boxes of the H1N1 vaccine and tamiflu are piled up in a room at the Eastern Idaho Public Health District.