Good morning, Pocatello.

The Idaho Foodbank hosted its third annual A Seat at the Table event last month at The Waterfront in Idaho Falls to raise funds for over 50,000 meals in Eastern Idaho (supporting local food access).

Superintendent Debbie Critchfield detailed Idaho's new AI guidelines for classrooms on Tuesday, Oct.

6 to set clear boundaries on tech use while protecting student data and ensuring teachers lead instruction. She said the guidelines help students balance technology with personal judgment.

Idaho Fish and Game, with partners, will release melanistic pheasants from a surrogator at Sterling WMA this fall to test a new stocking method, which lets hunters easily tell these birds apart from traditional releases.

Youth pheasant season begins Oct. 8 at other areas (with a focus on reducing crowding).

Pocatello Parks & Rec has added a remote-controlled mower to help crews safely maintain steep slopes and hard-to-reach areas across the city.

The equipment supports the Environmentally Resilient vision (outlined in the Comprehensive Plan 2040) and will be used on levees, trails, and stormwater basins.