BOISE — After hearing passionate and sometimes heated testimony, the House Business & Consumer Committee advanced the Idaho Patient Act to the House floor. All but two l…
BLACKFOOT — The tragic death of a man addicted to pornography has led a local organization to hold a conference focused on fighting pornography. Craig Cobia, the co-founder a…
Gov. Brad Little unveiled his top priority of the year on Wednesday, a five-year, $225 million plan to increase pay for Idaho’s most experienced and effective teachers. Under the…
Chef Jeff is in the East Idaho News kitchen with a healthy spin on a classic treat for breakfast. Ingredients 2 whole bananas, sliced lengthwise 1 c. chocolate Greek yogurt, divide…
IDAHO FALLS — Owe more in state taxes this year? You’re not alone. A number of EastIdahoNews.com users have reached out and asked why their state taxes seem to be highe…
IDAHO FALLS — Despite the Boy Scouts of America filing for bankruptcy, a local Scouting official says the program will continue. Rumors that the BSA planned to file bankruptc…
POCATELLO – A major heavy metal concert tour will make a stop at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater in Pocatello this summer. The tour is headlined by thrash metal legend…
Dear Dave, I’m beginning to think we got in over our heads with our house. My wife and I make about $125,000 a year combined, but we’ve never been able to put anything aside fo…
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BOISE — Lawmakers are attempting to fix a loophole that allows the predatory booting of vehicles with expired registration stickers. An amendment to Idaho’s booting law…
In this encore edition of East Idaho Newsmakers, Nate Eaton talks with Loren Pettersson. Pettersson played a key role in helping detectives solve a 2017 homicide case in Bonneville…
BOISE — Following the testimony of two innocent men who sent to prison, the Idaho Wrongful Conviction Act is one step closer to being the law. Charles Fain, who was exonerate…
