Idaho Falls Power will begin a routine process to test the structural integrity of their power poles in the City of Idaho Falls this summer. Read on...
On Monday, June 12, Knife River will begin work on the 25th East expansion project. Both lanes of traffic will remain open, but motorists should expect traffic delays and are encouraged to plan altern... Read on...
Starting today, June 1, the westbound right lane of Pancheri Drive from Yellowstone Highway to I15 will be temporarily closed for construction. Read on...
Knife River will begin work on two intersections near Rollandet Avenue next Tuesday, May 30. Motorists should expect detours and should plan alternate routes. Read on...
The City of Idaho Falls has published a webpage resource to answer frequently asked questions following this week's severe thunderstorm and flash flooding. Read on...
Travelers should be aware that ongoing maintenance and improvements will temporarily close sections of parking at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA). Read on...
The City of Idaho Falls’ section of N Woodruff Avenue, between Lincoln Road and N Yellowstone Highway, will be widened to better accommodate traffic flow. The work begins Monday, May 22 and will have ... Read on...
The City of Idaho Falls celebrated Arbor Day on May 15 as the city received continued recognition as a Tree City USA by the Abor Day Foundation. Read on...
Idaho Falls Zoo is now open daily, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., including holidays (and yes, that means they are open Memorial Day) and they are offering a special for all the ladies this weekend. Read on...
Construction on the new water tower begins Monday, May 8, at the Idaho Falls Public Library. Parking has been modified during construction to accommodate library patrons. Read on...
Wade Sanner will be the City of Idaho Falls’ newest Community Development Services Director after receiving an appointment from Mayor Rebecca Casper. Read on...
Opening of the much-anticipated Heritage Park is closer to the finish line, thanks to another generous donation from the Rotary Club of Idaho Falls. Read on...
Beginning Tuesday, April 11 there will be significant traffic impacts at the intersection of Woodruff Avenue and 17th Street. Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes until the project is comple... Read on...
As part of the continued improvements at the 17th Street and Woodruff Intersection, Idaho Falls Power will need to implement brief planned power outages as utilities are moved underground on Monday, A... Read on...
The improvements to the Woodruff Avenue and 17th Street intersection were delayed due to inclement weather conditions but are now set to begin the week of April 3. Read on...
Continued poor weather conditions has led to a postponement of the Idaho Falls Zoo’s annual Community Clean Up Day originally scheduled on Saturday, April 1. Read on...
The City of Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation’s Adopt-a-Park Program has received high accolades from the Idaho Recreation and Parks Association (IRPA). Read on...
Everyone is okay after a single-engine aircraft landed at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport Sunday, March 19 while experiencing a landing gear malfunction. Read on...
In preparation of the Idaho Falls Zoo's reopening in April, zoo staff is asking for your help to tidy up the grounds during the annual Community Clean Up Day on Saturday, April 1. Read on...
The Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) is inviting passengers and Idaho Falls residents to participate in a week-long event to help them enroll in the popular Transportation Security Administration TS... Read on...
On Thursday, March 16 at 7:00 p.m., Dr. Jericho Whiting with BYU-Idaho will introduce you to the bats of Idaho, explain why they’re important, and discuss ways Idaho Falls Zoo is helping protect natur... Read on...
If weather conditions are favorable, improvements to the Woodruff Avenue and 17th Street intersection are scheduled to begin on Monday, March 13. Read on...
The Idaho Falls Zoo is taking applications for teens wanting an amazing educational experience while giving back to the community on the 2023 Junior Zoo Crew. Read on...
Your Idaho Falls Zoo’s 2023 season is just around the corner and volunteers are needed to continue to make it the best little zoo in the west. Read on...
The Executive Committee of the Public Power Council elected Idaho Falls Power General Manager Bear Prairie chair of the board for 2023-2024. Read on...
The Greater Idaho Falls Association of Realtors® (GIFAR) is hosting the City of Idaho Falls and Mayor Rebecca Casper for the address. The community is invited to the meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 202... Read on...
Idaho Falls Fiber is hosting its first open house of 2023 to give an inside look at the network and some of the fastest internet in Idaho Falls. Read on...
City officials just received notice from the local lab that the water sampling test results came back negative. As a result, the city of Idaho Falls is lifting the boil water advisory, effective imme... Read on...
City of Idaho Falls Community Development Services Director Brad Cramer has announced he is stepping down to take a new position with Idaho National Laboratory. Read on...
Four Idaho Falls Power employees were recognized for heroism, along with dozens of others awarded for safety at the utility’s annual end-of-the-year awards ceremony Thursday. Read on...
Parking at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) is easier than ever as the region's premier airport destination switches to cashless parking operations. Read on...
The Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) will highlight live performances, permanent art displays and a community art contest with the new Idaho Falls Regional Airport Arts Program. Read on...
Two Idaho Falls City Council Members have been appointed to two statewide councils that give representation for eastern Idaho in important policy areas. Read on...
IFPD is excited to announce the expansion of the K-9 Unit and to welcome several new police dogs to the department. Today, IFPD has 6 police K-9s in various stages of active service and training with ... Read on...
The Idaho Falls Fire Department will hire more firefighters and open an additional fire station much sooner than anticipated thanks to a $2,947,990 federal grant. Read on...
The Idaho Falls Police Department is excited to announce the promotion of Captain Jessica Marley, a 21-year-veteran of IFPD. In addition to her robust experience as an IFPD Officer, Captain Marley has... Read on...
Beginning Sept. 7, 2022, Alaska Airlines will transition to a regional jet on its route between the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) and Seattle, Washington. Read on...
On Thursday, August 18, 2022, the Idaho Falls Police Department hosted a retirement ceremony honoring the career of Captain Bill Squires and wishing him well as he retires from the law enforcement pro... Read on...
With the July 4th festivities just days away, the Idaho Falls Police Department is sharing traffic closures, information, and safety tips to help the public to be prepared for the annual events that d... Read on...
Pet owners are encouraged to microchip household animals at this discounted cost, ensure microchips are registered with up-to-date information, and to take other steps to ensure pets are safe and comf... Read on...
The City of Idaho Falls invites community members to attend one of two informational meetings to receive updates on the Idaho Falls water tower project. Read on...
The Idaho Falls City Council has unanimously voted to approve construction of the city’s new elevated water tower in the south parking lot of the Idaho Falls Public Library. Read on...
Idaho Falls Public Works staff briefed the City Council today on plans to replace the city’s aging water tower. The tower has been scheduled for replacement as part of the Water Facility Plan which wa... Read on...
Idaho Falls is a city of roughly 67,000 residents and sits along the banks of the Snake River. Idaho Falls is the largest city east of Idaho's capital and provides a welcoming business environment, some of the lowest utility rates in the nation, and leisure opportunities second to none.
