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Thunder Ridge High School’s Class of 2021 capped their senior year by throwing their caps in the air during an outdoor graduation Tuesday night.

Doing the Lord’s work did not look like Makenna Jones expected it to.

Name: Raya Steele

Eric Pingrey has been selected as the next superintendent for the Idaho Falls School District.

Name: Heather Webb

The Idaho Falls Soup Kitchen is looking to hire five employees in order to reopen for service.

Fairview Elementary is one of two Idaho schools named one of this year’s National Blue Ribbon Schools by the United States Department of Education.

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Thousands of copies of the same book were passed out to Idaho Falls School District 91 students Tuesday for the annual “One District, One Book” program.

More than a dozen families in Ucon will have food on the table and gifts under the tree on Christmas, thanks to donations from their classmates and students

Employees at Elevation Labs have spent the last week decorating Christmas trees that will be donated Friday to families in need.

The results from the 2019 Youth Risk Behavior Survey show that high rates of vaping and suicide among Idaho high schoolers have continued in recent years, while many other risks

Editor’s note: This article has been updated to correct Kyle Naylor’s city of residence at the time of the accident.

Skating at the Joe Marmo/Wayne Lehto Ice Arena begins at 5:30 a.m. on most weekdays with practices for youth hockey travel teams, which range in age from 11 to 18

One stretch of hallway floor in Idaho Falls High School has been marked with a series of lines. They’re tick marks, evenly spaced along the floor.

Michael Martinez was in the market for weight-loss surgery last year. He weighed more than 400 pounds and, as the owner of Bonneville County Choppers, he was self-employed and did

Idahoan Foods donated $7,000 to the Idaho Falls YMCA on Monday to help the group establish a fitness training program for local cancer survivors.

Dozens of runners took off from the field at Snake River Landing early Friday afternoon to compete in the College of Eastern Idaho’s Great Race for Education.