Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 19th of January.
Good morning, Pocatello.
Idaho Fish and Game and the Idaho Museum of Natural History are hosting a free class on wildlife winter survival on Saturday, Jan.
24 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the ISU campus (featuring a presentation and hands-on activities for all ages).
PCSD 25's report shows a 54.6% overall IRI proficiency on Fall 2025 tests + a 62.5% rate in third grade, and the district ranks among top large districts with graduation rates of 89.9% in four years and 92.6% in five years.
Edahow Elementary earned ESEA Distinguished School honors.
Work is underway on the Center Street Underpass Project in Historic Downtown as crews install soldier pile shoring and prepare temporary support — pedestrian access remains open through the north tunnel for continued connectivity.
Bannock County offers several job opportunities in Pocatello and McCammon, with roles in administration, maintenance, and legal services.
Interested candidates can review job descriptions and application details on the county career site.
Portneuf Medical Center and Bingham Memorial Hospital (in Blackfoot) launched a pilot program in June 2025 using the Crow’s Nest Biopsy Catchment System to collect extra tumor cells during biopsies.
The initiative speeds up genomic testing and may reduce the need for repeat biopsies for cancer patients.
3rd Annual East Idaho Home Educators Conference
8 AM – 5 PM — Idaho State University — Visit website for fees — Celebrate Faith, Family, and Freedom while connecting with the homeschooling community.
Bowling to Support Anna Grace Foundation Programs
2-4 p.m. — Tough Guy Bowling Lanes — $5-$24 per person — A fun bowling event designed to support single-parent families and strengthen community ties.
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