Good morning, Pocatello.

Aid For Friends is seeking volunteers to cook dinner at its local shelter tonight for individuals in need of food and a safe place to stay.

Interested community members should contact the organization for volunteer opportunities.

RxR Autoworks held a ribbon cutting Tuesday at its new facility on Fourth and Clark after moving from three years on Main Street.

The shop, which specializes in European and high-end cars, added a mural by local artist Nick Hottman (highlighting its commitment to quality service) to freshen its image.

State property tax relief has set PCSD 25’s supplemental levy rate at $0 in 2026, reducing local collections to about $4.5 million + the voter-approved $8.25 million levy remains active + voters will decide on its renewal on Tuesday, Nov.

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A school improvement organization has launched the Building Assets, Reducing Risks program to boost student success.

The program uses teacher teams and data tools to track performance and attendance at Taylor-View Middle School last spring and will debut at Chief Tahgee Elementary this fall.

Forest officials are conducting prescribed burns this week on 2,500 acres around Beaver and Haskins Creeks, between June Creek and Skyline Ridge roads in Caribou-Targhee National Forest - smoke may be visible in Swan Valley.

A federal executive order signed Sept.

4 gives officials 90 days to decide whether to adjust Endangered Species Act protections for gray and Mexican wolves — a policy change that may impact local ranchers as state officials report a decline in the wolf population.

The City of Pocatello released its Road Construction & Traffic Report for the week of Sept.

14 showing routine work including street sweeping, pothole repairs, and crosswalk repainting as crews mill roads. Upcoming closures affect Fruitwood Lane (Sept. 19) and E Lewis St (Sept. 20) events.