Power County News

Some farmers in southeastern Idaho say hail damage and record rainfall damaged some crops and could reduce overall yield.

Investigators from the Bureau of Land Management, Power County Sheriffs, and the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes are offering a 5-thousand dollar reward for information in Southeastern Idaho arson fires.

A Pocatello man is in trouble for hitting someone in the head with a board. 24-year-old Reuben Jensen is being charged with felony aggravated battery.

Agencies from Bingham County and Power County were involved in a high speed pursuit on Sunday which ended with the arrest of three individuals.

The City of Pocatello Animal Control Department is starting a new adoption program aimed at pairing our nation's heroes, our veterans, with homeless animals.

Fire investigators in Power County are still trying to determine what started a fire at a biodiesel plant Monday.

Sentencing for Armando Mason, the man convicted of robbing the American Falls branch of US Bank on June 16, 2008, took place on Thursday, May 14, at the Power County Courthouse.

The man who robbed US Bank in American Falls last Summer could be in prison for the next 35 years.

A six-week project to reconstruct and realign an Interstate 86 off-ramp near American Falls is scheduled to begin Monday , the Idaho Transportation Department announced.

There are about two hours left for voters to decide whether or not to renew the American Falls School District supplemental levy.

The man arrested for bank robberies in Idaho was in a Power County courtroom. Armando Mason stood in front of Judge McDermott on Thursday morning and pleaded not guilty to six felony charges.

The plant, proposed on 450 acres near American Falls, would produce fertilizer through the coal gasification process.

American Falls resident Chris N. Bentzinger was sentenced Friday for insurance fraud and first degree arson, Attorney General Lawrence Wasden said.

The sale of a hot springs resort in southeastern Idaho has failed because of underlying legal troubles.

New Year's Eve proved to have a steady number of calls but it was not overly busy for local law enforcement agencies throughout Eastern Idaho.

An energy company is looking at possible sites for a gas-fired power plant in Bannock and Power counties in southeast Idaho.

By Genevieve Judge , Local News 8 Anchor/Reporter, and Idolina Walker , LocalNews8.com Producer The case is closed for the Department of Transportation employee who was reported missing and later found with a ...