Good morning, Idaho Falls.

Cloverdale Elementary briefly locked down after reports of possible gunshots prompted deputies to investigate at about 8:15 a.m.; by 9 a.m. officials said the noise came from fireworks set off by a nearby business to scare birds and there was no threat to the school (parents should wait for official messaging).

Two Eastern Idahoans are competing in the Ryan Seacrest Foundation's Next Top Host contest to raise mental health and suicide-prevention awareness and to fund Seacrest Studios in pediatric hospitals (including Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City); residents can vote once free every 24 hours.

Idaho National Lab hosted Family Nuclear Science Night at the INL Meeting Center (775 MK Simpson Blvd.), offering hands-on nuclear science activities, chromatography crafts, and researcher-led exhibits for the first 350 registrants from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Legacy Assisted Living opened in Chubbuck on Wednesday, Oct.

28 after three years of planning, offering a wellness-focused community with a walking path, pickleball court, gym, porch swings, full kitchen with hired chefs, and a spa (sauna, red light therapy). Staff say several residents are expected to move in by Friday and rooms are still available for tours.