Pocatello News

A man working at the Simplot fertilizer plant west of Pocatello was hospitalized in critical condition after apparently being exposed to ammonia over the weekend.

An eastern Idaho auto dealership that offended some area residents with a radio commercial that included a derogatory reference about special needs children has apologized.

The latest controversy comes in the form of Washington, D.C. organizations that are endorsed by opponents of LGBT rights in Pocatello, influencing community members.

A small earthquake jolted parts of southeastern Idaho and western Wyoming. The U.S. Geological Survey says the temblor measured at 3.6 magnitude occurred late Wednesday on the Idaho side of the Idaho-Wyoming border.

A southeast Idaho woman has filed a federal lawsuit seeking $350,000 from Union Pacific railroad, contending she was discriminated against with unfair wage practices because of her gender.

Eastern Idaho authorities are looking for a couple police say attacked a man and stole his wallet after he stopped on Interstate 86 to help when he spotted what appeared to be a disabled vehicle.

Hailey, Idaho We have good news for local control towers here in Idaho. That's because the Transportation Department is keeping 149 control towers at small airports open at least through September 30th.

One Pocatello man knows the meaning of the old adage and how one person's trash can be another's national treasure.

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The event, coordinated by Idaho State University's Anderson Gender Resource Center, was held to raise awareness of sexual assault.

As the weather starts getting warmer, some Pocatello neighborhoods might start to notice an ever-increasing amount of door-to-door sales people knocking at their doors.

Twin Falls, Idaho Doppler radar has been in place across the United States for the last 20 years.

"Mr. Monk Gets Even," the last in a mystery series featuring the obsessive-compulsive detective who solves homicide puzzles by paying attention to tiny details, proves to be an unexpected journey.

The Governor's Task Force for Improving Education has been criss-crossing the state, holding public forums on one of the most passionately-debated issues in Idaho.

Leslie Mielke Kurt Birkenhagen, M.D., holds the titanium ring that treats chronic reflux disease when placed surgically around the sphincter muscle at the top of the stomach.