American Falls News

Well it's just the beginning of West Nile Season and already the centers for disease control report shows as of July 8th... 22 people have been affected by the virus nationwide, but no deaths reported.

By: Genevieve Judge "I'm pretty aggressive so I won't deny it. I speed. Yeah it's true.

Police in American Falls still have no leads in who robbed the U.S. Bank last month.

Nineteen Idaho organizations that help the state's homeless are getting nearly $530,000 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help people who find themselves without a roof over their ...

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BOISE, June 30: To help poor Afghani villagers make money on potatoes instead of opium poppies, Idaho farmer Pat Rowe used a little old technology: root cellars.

Divers with the Bingham County Sheriff's Office were back in the water today, looking for 17 year old Kord Peterson who drowned Friday while cliff jumping at Massacre Rocks.

By: Genevieve Judge The Power County Sheriff's Office has responded to Massacre Rocks State Park, just outside of American Falls, for a possible drowning.

For the second full-day rescuers were at Massacre Rocks State Park looking for the body of a 17-year-old young man who went missing on Friday.

To help poor Afghan villagers make money on potatoes instead of opium poppies, Idaho farmer Pat Rowe borrowed a root cellar design common across his home state's famous potato country in the 1930s and 1940s.

Patricia Ruth Logan Taylor was born in Rockland, Idaho, to parents Hugh and Delpha (Harris) Logan. She lived there through high school and worked at the Pocatello Air Base during World War II. She went on to attend Idaho State University to become a school teacher, then married Roy E. Taylor in November 1949, and farmed in American Falls, Idaho.

In 1968 they moved with their two children to Moscow, where she went on to earn her bachelor's and master's degrees in education and taught at the Moscow Junior High until she retired in 1988. In retirement she continued her love of teaching by leading classes at her church and teaching English as a second language.

A former Lewiston city clerk who had been accused of altering minutes of a 2007 city council meeting won't get her job back.

Old Dominion Freight Line announced a service center opening in Pocatello, Idaho.

It's been one day since the US Bank in American Falls was robbed at gunpoint, and residents say they still can't believe it happened.

The US Bank in American Falls was robbed at gunpoint earlier today, and now a search is underway for the two suspects.

Sunday was a perfect day for fishing. Families from all over our area showed dad they loved him on this father's day by taking him to willow bay marina.

By: Genevieve Judge Gas prices continue to pound the nation's wallets and now they could be affecting those who protect us everyday.

With inflows continuing to accelerate into Jackson Lake, the Bureau of Reclamation has begun increasing releases from Jackson Lake Dam, two weeks earlier than expected.

Thirty-one people from East Idaho experienced what it's like to be transported by plane while enlisted in the U.S. armed forces when representatives of the "Bosslift" program picked them up Wednesday morning in ...

Posted: Power County deputies arrested a man on suspicion of drunken driving after a citizen reported someone driving erratically on a tractor.