Good morning, Pocatello.

Governor Little highlighted Idaho's successful trade mission to Japan that boosted sectors like semiconductors+AI and food technology.

This fall, he will lead another mission to Japan and Taiwan to further strengthen global trade ties and create new opportunities.

Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 accepted Trustee Jim Facer's resignation effective June 8 and has set a process to fill the Zone 3 vacancy.

Applications will be due by Tuesday, June 23 with interviews on June 25 and/or June 29 and a swearing-in planned for July 21 (details on the district website).

The City of Pocatello Sanitation trucks will operate normally today on Memorial Day; residents should place their autocarts out by 7 a.m. and note that the Bannock County Landfill is closed to the public.

Marsh Valley’s multi-sport athlete Tietsie Fly, District 4 Rodeo Queen, balances basketball, volleyball, golf and rodeo events while overcoming the loss of her beloved horse.

She now embraces her role, using her platform to raise awareness about Von Willebrand disease — inspiring young athletes throughout our community.

Marsh Valley student Tietsie Fly, named District 4 Rodeo Queen, juggles four sports including rodeo, basketball, volleyball, and golf (she competes in seven rodeo events) and revived her passion with a new horse after losing longtime partner Kicking Bird in January while promoting awareness of Von Willebrand disease.

Idaho Prep Basketball Pocatello Tournament

4 AM – 4 AM — Mountain View Event Center — Free entry — Competitive youth basketball action for boys and girls in Pocatello.

Nathan Spenser Live at Off The Rails Brewing

6-9 p.m. — Off The Rails Brewing — All Ages Welcome — Enjoy dinner and live music on the patio with Nathan Spenser.