Good morning, Pocatello.

Friday evening, community members gathered to mark 9/11’s 25th anniversary in Pocatello, with riders, county officials, flag raising + National Anthem performance; Commissioner Ernie Moser led the tribute with tolling bells and a following community dinner honoring those lost.

Business Women of Pocatello (BWP) will dissolve early next year after nine years of supporting local women in business.

The organization will complete its programs by the end of 2026 and host a final Mix & Mingle on Nov. 13 in Pocatello to award its last $10,000 grant.

Interns at Idaho National Laboratory toured the National Security Test Range (located 45 miles west of Idaho Falls) where they watched controlled explosive tests and created art through detonography.

The event is part of INL's National Security Workforce Development program that helps students explore practical roles in national defense.

Idaho Fish and Game issued a salvage order for Lamont and Johnson reservoirs in Franklin County to let anglers catch fish without limits before irrigation drains the reservoirs amid severe drought.

The order runs Sept. 8-Dec. 31, and levels could fall fully by Sept. 20 (Consolidated Irrigation Company).

The Alzheimer’s Association will present the Empowered Caregiver Series starting Tuesday, Sept.

22, at Housing Alliance & Community Partnerships; the free classes run weekly until Oct. 13 from noon to 1:30 p.m. and will help caregivers learn about dementia support.