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Michael Jordan · Pocatello

Autographed Michael Jordan Rookie Card Sells for $2.5 Million

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An autographed Michael Jordan rookie card sold for $2.5 million in an auction that closed on Thursday. The 1986-87 Fleer card sold through Joopiter — the auction platform founded by Grammy-winning artist and producer Pharrell Williams three years ago — shows Jordan soaring toward the rim with his right arm extended and tongue dangling. It was one of nine trading cards signed in a blue sharpie at his private golf course in Florida last year. …See the Story

Police Shooting · Pocatello

Lawsuit Officially Filed Against Pocatello Police After Fatal Shooting of Autistic Teen

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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — Lawyers representing the family of Victor Perez held a press conference Thursday to announce a lawsuit filed against the Pocatello Police Department. Victor Perez was shot nine times by Pocatello Police officers on April 5, later dying from his injuries. The lawsuit, officially filed by attorneys from the law firm Burris Nisenbaum Curry & Lacy and local attorney Jenniffer Call, alleges that the department violated Victo…See the Story

Pocatello · Pocatello

Pocatello Police Sued by Family. Attorney Calls Teen's Killing ...

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POCATELLO, Idaho – The mother and grandmother of a 17-year-old boy shot and killed by police have filed a civil rights lawsuit. The incident occurred on April 5 in Pocatello, drawing national attention.See the Story

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The Summer Heat Kicks In

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High pressure is here and hot temps are back. Highs today with sunny skies will peak in the upper 80s for IF and low 90s for Pocatello. Winds 10-15mph. Gusts of 20. Dry conditions make for prime wildland fire weather and temps will be even hotter tomorrow. Highs will be in the upper 90s for Pocatello and the lower valley areas. Mid 90s for Idaho Falls. Hydrate and find shade and air conditioning and check on the elderly and kids outdoors. Do str…China · ChinaSee the Story

Grieving mom organizes Shakespeare-inspired fundraiser for suicide prevention

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Suicide prevention advocate Melissa Schrade of Pocatello with her daughter Madison, who she lost to suicide in 2022.| Courtesy photo POCATELLO — Melissa Schrade is part of a club no parent ever wants to join – one formed in the wake of unimaginable loss. Three years ago, she lost her bright, talented 15-year-old daughter, Madison Michelle Thorne, to suicide. Since then, Schrade has made it her mission to raise awareness and prevent other familie…Pocatello · PocatelloRead Article

Pocatello police provide dozens of local youths with mentorship and life skills during D.A.R.E. Summer Middle School Programs

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The Pocatello Police Department proudly wrapped up another successful year of the D.A.R.E. Summer Middle School Programs. This annual initiative continues to grow—in fact, participation doubled last year—and this summer, 40 middle school students took part in a month filled…Pocatello · PocatelloRead Article

Pocatello Fire Department Warns: A Drone in the Sky Will Ground All Firefighting Aircraft

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The following is a news release from the Pocatello Fire Department: POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — The Pocatello Fire Department wants to let the public know about the significant dangers and operational impacts of unauthorized drone flights over active wildfires. When an unauthorized drone enters the airspace of an active wildfire, all aerial firefighting operations are immediately grounded. This includes air tankers and helicopters vital to slowing…Pocatello · PocatelloSee the Story

EVERLASTING LEGACY: Purce Park dedicated to honor Gate City's celebrated and historic family

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POCATELLO — Over 100 area residents attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony of Purce Park on Thursday.Pocatello · PocatelloSee the Story

GOOD TROUBLE: National Day of Action protest planned for July 17

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POCATELLO — Southeast Idaho Citizens for Democracy are inviting local residents to participate in a National Day of Action and peaceful protest event set for July 17 at Caldwell Park in PocatelloPocatello · PocatelloRead Article

United Way releases updated report on number of families facing financial hardship in Idaho

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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)– United Way has released its updated 2025 report cataloguing the number of people in Idaho classified as 'asset limited, income constrained, and employed' (ALICE) around the state. Mikala Peterson, director of donor and community engagement with United Way of Southeastern Idaho, said ALICE households live above the Federal Poverty Line (and do not qualify for federal or state aid) but are at risk of financial ruin if face…Pocatello · PocatelloSee the Story

Seasonal Mormon cricket swarms spotted in Southeast Idaho

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POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)– Swarms of Mormon crickets are making their way through Southeast Idaho on their migratory routes, with insects spotted in areas of Fort Hall. Mormon crickets (Anabrus simplex), are insects in the katydid subfamily native to the Western United States whose groups can grow to large numbers during migratory seasons in spring and summer and have potentially devastating impacts on agriculture. "They're not very picky; they ea…Agriculture · PocatelloRead Article

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