Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 23rd of September.
Good morning, Idaho Falls.
An Idaho Falls city worker died while on duty on Saturday morning and emergency responders arrived at the scene—officials reported no sign of foul play and city leaders extended their condolences to the worker’s family.
AAA Idaho reported that gas prices remained calm in Treasure Valley while rising in eastern areas—Idaho Falls and Pocatello saw a six cent increase per gallon as prices edged higher in Twin Falls, Coeur d’Alene, and Franklin.
The agency noted that tighter crude supplies and a planned shift to winter-blend fuel may help lower prices soon.
Idaho Falls High School responded after a Saturday half-time show when the football team returned early, disrupting the marching band and possibly damaging equipment.
Coach Joseph Parker apologized—saying the team will replace any damaged items as the school reviews the incident and sets new protocols.
Starting today, water levels on the Snake River near the city plant are being lowered for an underwater inspection of Idaho Falls Power hydro-electric facilities.
The iconic falls will not flow for several days—residents are advised to exercise caution near slick banks and hidden hazards.
Oklo broke ground on its first aurora powerhouse at the Idaho National Laboratory Site on Monday morning & local leaders including Governor Brad Little and Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper spoke at the event.
The project will fuel its reactors with recycled materials, create over 300 construction jobs and add more than 70 skilled jobs once it is operational, marking a new chapter in nuclear energy for both Idaho and the U.S.
Hudson is a 6-and-a-half-year-old Husky at the Snake River Animal Shelter who gets along well with people and other dogs—he needs a home without cats and can be met at 3000 Lindsay Boulevard during regular business hours.
Idaho Falls Spud Kings vs. Casper Warbirds
7:05-10:05 p.m. — Mountain America Center — Check for ticket availability — Catch an exciting hockey matchup between local teams.
Bill Blagg's Magical Illusions
7:30-9 p.m. — The Colonial Theater — Tickets vary — Experience mind-bending illusions including a rideable hoverboard and astonishing teleportations.
EEOICPA Benefits Fair for INL Workers
11:00 a.m. — Mountain America Center — Free entry — Learn how to maximize your EEOICPA benefits while enjoying a complimentary lunch.
Bravery for Avery 4th Annual 5K/10K
10 AM - 1 PM — Snake River Landing — Entry Fee Required — Participate in a community run to support local families in need.
More Social Less Media - Eastern Idaho
6:00-8:30 p.m. — Compass Academy — Free entry — Explore healthier digital habits with community leaders and engaging TED-style talks.
3 Proven Steps to Break Out of Your Rut
2-3 p.m. — Keller Williams Realty East Idaho — Free — Learn three practical steps to overcome obstacles and elevate your personal and professional life.
Art Walk - October
5-8 p.m. — Willard Arts Center — Free entry — Enjoy diverse artwork from regional and global artists in an immersive art experience.
VIP Fashion Show during Ladies' Shopping Days
7-8:30 p.m. — Downtown Bridal & Dress Shop — $10 — Kick off your shopping weekend with a stylish VIP Fashion Show and exclusive swag.
HRCS Auction & Wine Tasting Planning Meeting
12-1 p.m. — Holy Rosary Catholic School — Free entry — Collaborate with the community for a delightful auction and wine tasting experience.
IFMX Awards Banquet
12:30-3 p.m. — 3005 South Fork Boulevard, Idaho Falls, ID — Cost info not specified — Celebrate motocross achievements with dinner, awards, and community camaraderie.
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