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Community Food Bank – Idaho falls has announced the selection of David Manson as the new Executive Director of the city's Community Food Basket.
Charity fundraiser set for Thursday at Dixie's Diner
Looking for the perfect way to kick off the snowy season? Head to the Colonial Theater Oct. 28 and check out Line of Descent, a new cinematic celebration from Warren Miller.
Boo at the Zoo showcases a huge array of lights and lighted displays, dozens of decorations, nightly costume contests, crafts, games and trick-or-treat stations.
The Idaho Falls Arts Council is pleased to present Jon McLaughlin on Nov. 2 at the Colonial Theater at 7:30 p.m.
The Idaho Falls Public Library offers 13 story times each week.
Freeman Park's annual Festival of Lights display opens to the public on Nov. 24. The tour will be open daily from 6-10 p.m. through Christmas Eve.
The Henry’s Creek Fire blackened nearly 53,000 acres in August 2016. Now the Tex Creek Wildlife Management Area is making an amazing comeback.
Hours of ice cold soaking for four insulated bottles of boiling water. See the Heatability test for CamelBak, Human Gear, Hydro Flask and YETI here...
More than 850 miles from the Pacific Ocean, fishery restoration effort seeks to make a better home for Chinook on the Yankee Fork of the Salmon River.
In late summer, 2016, nearly 75 percent of Tex Creek Wildlife Management Area went up in flames. As the area recovers, land managers now face a new foe: cheatgrass.
Here's a blast from the past for local high school pigskin fanatics. Remember this photo from the 2010 Emotion Bowl nail-biter?
Watch closely: Members of the American Magic Guild, Society of American Magicians and International Brotherhood of Magicians will present a fundraiser in Idaho Falls to benefit the victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Motorcycle and ATV enthusiasts will now have more than seven miles of riding trails on 400 acres at Idaho Falls Raceway – just minutes from downtown Idaho Falls
Walk into Lily’s Too on Park Ave. and it’s obvious that the store offers more than thrifty clothing options. The trendy boutique is now, among other things, the perfect way station for an amazing collection of ancient-style clay pottery.
Check out this well spiced creation complete with rich caramel apple filling and smooth creamy frosting.