Pocatello News

Thursday night the Pocatello City Council unanimously voted to allow the Pocatello Police Department to purchase four new cars using stimulus money.

A jewelery store is helping the Idaho Foodbank, and early holiday shoppers with a new promotion.

A stolen laptop is allegedly discovered in a local man's room landing him in jail.

The lockdown at Lincoln Early Childhood Center, 330 Oakwood Drive, Pocatello, has been cleared.

After a nearly four hour standoff, Pocatello Police officers arrested a man that was armed and barricaded inside a home on Delphic Court Sunday evening.

Despite the snowy and cold weather we saw around most of the day Saturday, some die hard motorcycle riders didn't let it bother them.

There were three porn conferences in all, first this morning in Pocatello, then Idaho Falls this afternoon, then finally here at Rexburg.

With people watching every dollar, many are looking for less expensive ways of entertainment.

Did you know there's research suggesting a link between prenatal exposure to alcohol and its dangerous effects on children and in schools? An author, educator and founder of Healthy Brains for Children stopped by Pocatello to discuss this notion.

Maintenance of trees along the Portneuf River is underway to make the levies safer.

Traffic will be detoured at least through Monday as construction continues on Pole Line and Eldredge Roads in Pocatello.

There has been a lot of discussion in Pocatello over the last several weeks about vicious animals.

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.