Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 2nd of October.
Good morning, Idaho Falls.
The Museum of Idaho will open its interactive Galileo Galilei exhibit tomorrow to show visitors hands-on displays of his experiments and discoveries, with the exhibit running through Jan.
10.
The Museum of Idaho will open its interactive Galileo exhibit tomorrow (Oct.
3), offering community members a hands-on look at the scientist's experiments and innovations until Jan. 10.
The Bureau of Land Management temporarily closed the road to Big Southern Butte after severe rainstorms caused significant erosion and moved boulders (repairs are pending and the base gate remains locked) until work is complete.
GIFT vans began door-to-door rides in Ammon on Oct.
1, covering 8 additional square miles and serving 14,000 residents. The service now helps riders reach medical appointments, shopping at Walmart & Target, and other local destinations.
The Snake River Animal Shelter in Idaho Falls is showcasing 10 adoptable pets (7 dogs and 3 cats) as it prepares to return its Pet of the Week series in a few weeks.
The shelter is open Tue-Fri from 10:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. and Saturday until 5 p.m.
105.5 FM switched from country music to sports talk as The GOAT 105 at midnight on Oct.
1; it airs syndicated shows and live coverage of the Utah Jazz, Denver Broncos, and Utah Mammoths. Local listeners can tune in on radio or online.
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