Good morning, Idaho Falls.

Stephen Wilson Junior will perform at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater on July 19th this summer—tickets go on sale Friday at 10 A.M.—as he brings hits like I'm a song, Cuckoo, and Father's Son.

Governor Brad Little signed Senate Bill 1069 Monday which adds an extra $5 million to fund literacy training for public school teachers.

The bill passed the Idaho House on March 11th in a 40-30 vote after debate and expands training for kindergarten through third-grade educators through the Idaho SMART program.

Bonneville County Road and Bridge resumed work on March 17th to widen Ammon Road on 35th East from Lincoln Road to Highway 26—adding a new center lane.

The project was planned for last fall but has no set end date—so drivers are reminded to slow down around the work zone.

Six Idaho Falls firefighters were honored last week for saving lives — Firefighter/Driver Adrian Russell won the Firefighter of the Year award and a team of five earned the Life Saving Award for their response to a gym emergency where a man suffered a heart problem.

The man survived—CPR and shocks helped him regain a steady heartbeat before the firefighters took over.

Idaho Falls received the Idaho award for Leadership in Energy Efficiency – the honor recognized its energy efficient lighting upgrades that reduced energy consumption and lowered costs for consumers in 2023.

Applicants statewide saved more than $384,000 and highlighted a competitive effort to boost energy efficiency.

The Idaho House passed a bill on Monday that would let the death penalty be used for adults who abuse children 12 and younger.

The law creates a new crime called aggravated lewd conduct and sets mandatory prison terms for abuse of minors under 16 — it now must pass the Senate to become law.

Skyline High School senior Shay Shippen ended her prep career as Idaho's top scoring leader in girls basketball with 2,315 points + she scored a late 3-pointer in her final home game and later helped her team beat Shelley to advance to the state tournament.

Understanding Older and Newer Homes: CE Classes for Real Estate Professionals

This event features consecutive continuing education classes focused on the conditions and expectations of both older and newer homes, aimed at enhancing real estate professionals' knowledge.

To The Climber: A Charity Music Concert

A charity concert at Taylorview Middle School featuring original arrangements and live improvisation from various genres to support a friend's family facing a cancer diagnosis.

Pottery Workshop for Tweens

A pottery workshop for ages 10-14 focused on hand-building techniques, glazing, and learning to throw a pot on the wheel.

Spring Break Art Camp for Kids

A four-day art camp at The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho for children aged 6 to 13, featuring hands-on art projects inspired by global traditions.

Multidisciplinary Tumor Board at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center

This event is a multidisciplinary tumor board aimed at enhancing cancer patient care through collaborative discussions among healthcare professionals specialising in various medical fields.

The Climber Rexburg Charity Concert

7:03-8:00 p.m. — Taylorview Middle School — Donation-based entry — Enjoy a night of music to support a family battling cancer.

NCDC Playoffs - Spud Kings Showdown

8:05-11:05 p.m. — Mountain America Center — Ticket pricing varies — Join the excitement as the Idaho Falls Spud Kings battle it out in the NCDC playoffs.

Splash Live at The Celt Pub

9 PM – 12 AM — The Celt Pub & Grill — Free entry — Come in for incredible music performed by Splash live.

On-Site Senior Living Tour

Explore Fairwinds - Sand Creek, a senior living community known for its quality dining and exceptional care.

Insane Idaho Falls Amazing Race & Tour

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Villa Coffeehouse — One ticket per person — Solve clues and tackle wacky tasks while exploring the hidden gems of Idaho Falls.