Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 11th of December.
Good morning, Pocatello.
The 18th annual 'Aid for Friends' Homeless Encampment was dedicated to honoring BJ Stensland, its former Executive Director who passed away after retiring in spring.
Simplot marked the 80th anniversary of its Pocatello Don Plant by hosting an event and donating $196,000 to United Way of Southeastern Idaho.
A shed fire on the east side of Pocatello prompted evacuations of several homes late Tuesday night.
Kevin Kuintzle, charged with first-degree murder and known for a history of violence, escaped from a low-security Idaho prison, raising questions about his custody level.
Abby Lusk's 24-point game propels Pocatello High School's girls' basketball team to a 7-0 season start.
The Nutcracker Ballet Performance
Experience the enchanting Nutcracker ballet, a cherished holiday tradition taking place at Idaho State University's Frazier Hall Auditorium.
Winter Ball at Elks Lodge in Pocatello
The Winter Ball features a Winter Wonderland experience with Santa, local vendors, artists, crafters, face painting, and free family-friendly activities.
Irish Christmas in America Show
The event features top Irish music, song, and dance in a performance produced by acclaimed fiddler Oisín Mac Diarmada, known for its engaging humor and cultural richness.
Mat and Savanna Shaw Concert
Mat and Savanna Shaw will perform live at the L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center in Pocatello.
Christmas Lights Tour Hay Ride with Duke the Horse
Experience a unique Christmas lights tour on a hay ride pulled by a pickup truck and guided by Duke, the smallest working therapy horse in the USA, as part of an annual Pocatello tradition.
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