KMVT News Staff

The Bureau of Land Management’s Shoshone Field Office is hosting both in-person and virtual open house meetings on the draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Lava Ridge Wind Project.

Blaine County is one of four entities in Idaho benefitting from the “Safe Streets and Roads For All” grant program.

According to the Mountain Home School District’s Superintendent, a threat was made to an individual student, not the school.

Idahoans are increasingly worried about the state of our current economy and are pessimistic about where things are headed in the Gem State.

The “Vulnerable Child Protection Act” bans puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and sex reassignment.

An officer found the moose after receiving a report that it was very close to the highway, near the Declo exit.

The Rupert Police Department arrested a 41-year-old Heyburn man last Wednesday on charges of distribution of child pornography.

This past weekend at The Pocket in Twin Falls, friends, family and the community got together for a special cause.

The City of Boise has released the identity of the officer involved in Monday’s deadly shooting in Meridian. The Officer, K. Paporello, was previously involved in a shooting in Meridian on November 21st.

Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador announced his office is filing a new lawsuit against the Biden administration.

A Boise man is dead following an altercation with police outside a Meridian restaurant.

A bull moose was found dead in the backyard of a residence north of Ketchum last week.

Idaho State Police are investigating a three-vehicle injury collision that occurred on Monday afternoon on Highway 93 – south of Twin Falls.

Idaho gas prices are now below the national average, but supply and demand pressures could soon force a surge in gas prices here in the Gem State.

The hearing for a woman in connection to the Michael Vaughan case is being pushed back.

A lawsuit against Idaho has been dismissed as Governor Little praises the judge’s decision.

Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow-Daybell appeared in court again on Thursday, for a hearing on several issues.

KMVT lost power Thursday afternoon along with 100 other customers, after a powerline fell due to the heavy and wet snow.

On the evening of January 13th, 2023, a resident of Ketchum received substantial injuries in her driveway area after a moose attack, according to Idaho Fish and Game,

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comment on the draft environmental impact statement for the Lava Ridge Wind Project.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the TFPD at 208-735-4357 or Corporal Jayson Mickelson at 208-735-7315.

In a Facebook post Mountain Rides announced it is discontinuing its three-day-a-week NEMT bus service between Sun Valley and Twin Falls, starting Monday, Jan.16, 2023, for indeterminate period

As the trial of Lori Vallow-Daybell grows closer, prosecutors say they plan to present quote, “sufficient evidence” of her crimes.

Twin Falls Sen. Linda Hartgen is joining Sen. Janie Ward-Engleking and Rep. Lauren Necochea as legislators on the board of the Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs

On Sunday, January 8th, Deputy Shelby Carr experienced a massive stroke

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The Bureau of Land Management is requesting public input regarding a potential grant to improve to one southern Idaho most popular recreation spots.

University of Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger went before a judge Thursday morning, his second Idaho court appearance since his arrest in the fatal quadruple stabbings in November.

According to a press released issued by the Greater Idaho Movement, a bill inviting Idaho to begin talks with Oregon on the potential to relocate the state line they share was read on the floor of the Oregon Senate on Monday.

The Bureau of Land Management Burley Field Office will implement an annual seasonal motorized travel closure in the South Hills area Monday, Jan. 16 to Wednesday, March 15, 2023,

A Mountain Home man is dead following an accident on Interstate 84.

Two people are behind bars in Mountain Home after the Mountain Home Police Department responded to a home for a report of an unresponsive infant.

The suspect in the murders of four University of Idaho students is set to appear in court again on Thursday.

Idaho State Police is investigating a single vehicle crash that occurred on Monday, at approximately 9:54 a.m. on I-84 in Jerome County.

Court records allege Twin Falls resident Helena Herrera stabbed her ex-husband Christopher Herrera and a woman by the name of Desiree Prieto.

Applications are available at any Twin Falls County high school and at the Twin Falls County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. The deadline for submission of completed applications is March1, 2023.

The Idaho Supreme Court’s current COVID-19 emergency order will be rescinded as of April 1, 2023, the Court ordered today.

The event will provide an opportunity for community members, including parents, to learn more about the education freedom bill in Idaho and have their questions answered by the senators.

Idaho has an average of 45 influenza-related deaths reported each year during the last five seasons, with most reports among people over 65 years of age. The last influenza-related death for a child was reported during the 2019-2020 season.

A school threat leads to the arrest of a juvenile in Rupert.

Around 9:30 am Wednesday fire crews from Gooding, Wendell, and Hagerman responded to a mobile home unit that was on fire.

Idaho drivers are still basking in holiday cheer by paying some of the state’s lowest gas prices in a year, but winter weather and year-end travel are causing the price of fill-ups to rise in other parts of the country

Little América Viviana arrived early—both early in the morning and before her due date.

28-year-old Bryan Kohberger was arrested Friday morning in Pennsylvania in connection with the murders of four University of Idaho students on November 13.

Two men were working in a camper, when an unknown source of ignition caused the explosion.

For those who sell items online, there’s good news coming from the IRS.

The Sawtooth Avalanche Center has issued a high-level backcountry avalanche warning for all forecasted zones in Central Idaho, including the Wood River Valley.

As big game herds are returning to their historic winter range across Idaho. The Bureau of Land Management is implementing off-highway-vehicle and conditional seasonal restrictions in the Wood River Valley.

Students in Hansen had a surprise day off as school officials learned their heating system was experiencing issues.

Roughly 400 wreaths were laid on veterans’ headstones Saturday afternoon