Good morning, Idaho Falls.

Mountain Berry Bowls is a new food truck in Idaho Falls serving loaded smoothie bowls with fruit, oats, and honey that opened in May at the corner of Hitt Road and Sunnyside Road.

Family owners Christi, Tyson Smith and friend Whitney Browning offer healthy meals and snacks—customers also join weekly bowl giveaways by posting on social media.

Local business owners Sarah Clark and Jamie Bailey have run Sweet & Salty Charcuterie at 109 West 17th Street since 2021.

They offer charcuterie boards, classes & catering that let customers learn about quality meats, cheeses & pairings.

Two locals were arrested in Idaho Falls after a barfight at Ford’s Bar on Sunday morning resulted in a police officer being kicked in the head, with Benjamin Acevedo Jr. charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer, felony possession of a controlled substance, felony destruction of evidence and misdemeanor resisting arrest while Briana Christine Diaz faces two felony counts of battery on a law enforcement officer and a misdemeanor resisting arrest — preliminary hearings are set for Aug. 22 for Acevedo and Aug. 20 for Diaz.

A DUI incident in Idaho Falls on August 9 sparked a high-speed chase when 27-year-old Eric Carl Berglund fled and his truck struck a concrete barrier — he now faces charges including DUI, reckless driving, resisting arrest, and additional offenses after a high-risk stop by officers.

The Idaho Museum of Natural History is launching its Museum Everywhere Program with a Mobile Museum van that offers a walk-through exhibit and fun activities on Idaho's dinosaurs — a project made possible by a grant from the David B.

Jones Foundation. The van will travel statewide this summer to bring education and natural history directly to local communities.

Idaho Falls released its proposed budget book that outlines how city funds will be allocated for the upcoming year — a public hearing is scheduled for tomorrow at 680 Park Avenue to discuss the plan.

A new effort led by Howard Rynearson aims to collect 70,000 signatures to place a repeal of Idaho's 6% grocery tax on the November 2026 ballot, bypassing the legislature.

Lieutenant Governor Scott Bedke defended the current grocery tax credit that refunds tax for Idaho residents+ while ensuring funding from non-resident purchases.

U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson pushed for $12 million in federal funding to expand the Idaho Falls Regional Airport terminal after officials noted the facility had become overburdened by a 75% rise in passengers since 2018.

The funds will start the first phase of a $60 million project that will improve baggage processing — by adding more space for ticketing and offices — to support growing travel needs.

Live United 2025 Concert Series

6-8:30 p.m. — The Waterfront at Snake River Landing — Fundraiser event — Celebrate summer with live music supporting local feeding programs.

Zoo Brew

5-9 p.m. — Tautphaus Park Zoo — Tickets required — Enjoy a wild evening of craft brews and live music while supporting the Idaho Falls Zoo.

Family Mud Run 2025

10 AM – 1 PM — Sandy Downs Advisory Committee — $20 Individual, $50 Family Pass — Get ready to tackle muddy obstacles in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere!

Vocal Performance Group Auditions

6-9 p.m. — Community Youth in Action — Audition fee applicable — Showcase your talent and join a vibrant community of young performers.

ERISA Summit 2025

8:00-10:30 a.m. — The DEC - The Downtown Event Center — Registration costs vary — Explore retirement and healthcare plan management with leading industry experts.

BBSI Lunch & Learn: Problem Solving with the 5 Whys

11:30 a.m. — BBSI — Free entry — Dive into the 5 Whys technique to boost your problem-solving skills over lunch.

Fall/Winter Consignment Sale

August 21-23 — Idaho Falls Family YMCA Indoor Sports Arena — Contact for consignor info — Discover savings on all things for kids this Fall/Winter.

Riley Green Concert Featuring Ella Langley

7-9 p.m. — Mountain America Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the raw talent of Ella Langley opening for Riley Green in a night of country music.

Early Retirement Planning Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Idaho Falls Public Library — Free entry — Discover how to achieve your dream of early retirement with expert guidance.

Open Mic Night

7:30-9:30 p.m. — The Celt Pub & Grill — Free entry — Calling all artists to showcase their talent in a friendly environment.