Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of October.
Good morning, Idaho Falls.
Local Catholics invite community members to the annual Rosary Rally today at the Snake River Greenbelt Band Stage, where they will pray for peace and learn about the Miracle of Fatima (celebrated on Oct.
13). The gathering begins at 3:30 p.m. and marks its 9th year.
EastIdahoNews.com partnered with Smith Honda to honor Logan Smith for his selfless act of helping firefighters control a fire in a grain field near Ucon last Thursday night—an effort that saved a neighbor's home.
The surprise is part of the Feel Good Friday series and will be featured later today.
Beans & Brews Coffee House is set to open soon at 2090 East 17th Street in Idaho Falls, using the location left vacant after Sweeto Burrito closed in 2023.
Owned by Kurt Lund and Steve Jones, it plans to open before Halloween with coffee, sandwiches, and job opportunities.
Skyline High School is one of the top 40 finalists in T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights contest and will receive a $25,000 check at its football game on Oct.
16 + supporters can vote online until Oct. 25 to help the school compete for a $1 million home field upgrade.
Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order that lifted state inspections of dyed diesel fuel on Friday for 30 days to help farmers and ranchers cope with high fuel prices during harvest in Idaho.
The order (The Idaho Agriculture and Transportation Freedom Act) will be reviewed for further policy adjustments.
Today is World Mental Health Day, and local experts like Hollie Smith encourage residents with signs of depression to seek screening and counseling.
New clinics and online services are expanding access to mental healthcare—helping break the stigma and connect community members with support.
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