Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 10th of April.
Good morning, Idaho Falls.
Starting Monday, Apr.
13, a section of S 5th W from 49th to 65th will be closed for about 8 weeks for new sewer and water main installation at Christ Community Church. Motorists should use alternate routes + plan for delays while homeowners keep access.
The Idaho Period Project will host a gala fundraiser on Saturday, April 25 in Idaho Falls to raise funds for providing period supplies to girls and women who lack access.
Local volunteers expect the event to support students who rely on school dispensers during summer.
The Snake River Orchestra will perform at the Snake River High School Auditorium on Tuesday, Apr.
14 at 7:00 p.m., featuring hits from Bon Jovi, Michael Jackson, Panic at the Disco + Bruno Mars and a silent auction with optional donations.
As Artemis II's re-entry is expected today, Craters of the Moon in eastern Idaho—where Apollo 14 astronauts trained in 1969—is recognized for its role in lunar exploration with Idaho State University continuing studies of local lava formations as comparisons to the moon's surface.
An Edgar Allan Poe speakeasy event will be held at The Downtown Event Center on April 17 and 18 — featuring readings of Poe’s stories and signature cocktails.
Tickets remain available for the April 18 session as this is the only chapter one performance in Idaho Falls this year.
100-year-old Norma Morton Parker received her high school diploma Thursday from South Fremont High School after her education was delayed by World War II and family commitments.
Her 90 relatives celebrated this historic milestone as she shared her simple advice to do the right thing and smile.
Due to warm weather and a dry winter, local water restrictions will go into effect on April 15, limiting lawn watering to every other day until Oct.
15. Homeowners will follow a schedule based on their house number + Sunday remains open for watering.
Crop advisor McKay Anderson launched the new Ag Water Tracker app in eastern Idaho two weeks ago to help farmers track and report water usage during a second consecutive drought — water levels remain low.
The app will send monthly readings to the local water district for efficient tracking.
The Idaho National Laboratory opened the world’s first nuclear reactor test bed for privately developed microreactors on April 8.
The facility will soon start a year-long test by Radiant’s Kaleidos Demonstration Unit and aims to lower costs and speed up licensing for advanced nuclear energy.
The Idaho Department of Labor urged over 150 laid off Intermountain Packing workers to seek unemployment and training resources this week.
The agency said affected employees may attend a major hiring event in Idaho Falls on Apr. 29 and smaller events every other Wednesday (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.) to help regain employment.
Dr. Sweeney advises pet owners that an unusually warm winter may lead to more fleas and ticks this summer and recommends year-round preventative medication; the Snake River Animal Shelter (3000 Lindsay Boulevard) welcomes visitors Tuesday through Saturday during business hours.
Idaho Falls Egg Relay Park Day
1:30-2:30 p.m. — Sugar Mill Park — Free entry — Celebrate spring with egg-citing outdoor games and a chance to win awesome prizes.
Write Over Here
7-8 p.m. — Idaho Falls Public Library — Free entry — Engage in writing advice and discussions on craft with fellow enthusiasts.
Free Veterans Social
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Guns N Gear — Free entry — Mingle with local veterans and enjoy a night of camaraderie and shared experiences.
Idaho Falls Surf Swap
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Idaho Water Sports — Discounts available — Find amazing deals on surf gear and connect with fellow water sports enthusiasts at this community-focused swap.
Linocut Printmaking Workshop
6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho — Material cost may apply — Create your own relief prints while exploring seasonal design concepts.
2026 Ice Gala - Masquerade Fundraiser
6:30-11:59 p.m. — Idaho Falls, ID Elks Lodge #1087 — Fundraiser event — Enjoy a night of mystery with live music, dinner, and dancing at the masquerade ball.
Good Vibes Fest
3-11:30 p.m. — Snake River Event Center — Free entry — Enjoy a day of music, food, and chill vibes with great people.
Exploring Acids and Bases
8 AM – 5 PM — Idaho Falls Public Library — Free activity — Dive into the science of acids and bases with hands-on pH testing of household liquids.
Alzheimer's Association Community Conference
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. — Idaho Falls Public Library — Free entry — Engage with experts on Alzheimer’s research and learn practical tips for brain health.
Cirque Italia - Water Circus Metropolis
7:30-10:30 p.m. — Grand Teton Mall — Tickets from $74 — Experience a breathtaking aquatic circus performance in Idaho Falls.
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