Shelbie Harris

POCATELLO — A local developer has begun work on a massive 500-unit housing project on the city’s east bench that will link East Center Street to Vista Drive and then

POCATELLO — A 53-year-old local woman was recently arrested after police say she attacked two hotel employees with a lamp and a leg of a broken piece of furniture.

Growing up with a father who was a Korean War vet and three uncles who all returned from serving in the Army during World War II, Greg Gunter always felt

Former Army Green Beret Special Forces Medical Sergeant Jeff Bosley says he’ll never forget attending a ramp ceremony for a fallen comrade while serving in Iraq.

POCATELLO — The new owners of the onsemi plant on the city’s east side are charging forward with plans they believe will solidify the company as a premier place to

POCATELLO — The driver who fatally struck an adult female pedestrian in south Pocatello has been charged with vehicular manslaughter while driving under the influence, police said.

POCATELLO — It’s no secret that the rail yard area of downtown Pocatello can at times be a hub for those experiencing homelessness.

POCATELLO — Two local people face felony charges after police say they engaged in physical altercations with officers during separate and unrelated incidents.

An American Falls animal control officer spent more than a week with one mission at the forefront of her mind — providing a Christmas miracle to one local family following

POCATELLO — A local man aiming to become a police officer has been arrested after authorities say he possessed child sexual abuse material.

POCATELLO — Despite a relentlessly tight housing market, data from the 2020 U.S. census indicated the Gate City experienced little growth over the past decade.

East Idaho experienced several violent incidents over the holidays, including three stabbings and one shooting.

A baby boy from Pocatello has died after contracting respiratory syncytial virus, more commonly known as RSV.

Police and sheriff’s deputies responded to over 100 elk entering Chubbuck and north Pocatello on Tuesday morning.

The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes recently announced plans to pass a resolution that would allow tribal authorities to euthanize stray dogs roaming the Fort Hall Reservation.

Two local juveniles were arrested Tuesday morning following a high-speed pursuit from Shelley to Chubbuck in a stolen vehicle, according to Idaho State Police.