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Autism disorder treatment, without medication
A local chiropractor neurologist has found a non-medicated way to treat different forms of autism. More
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Saturday's Weather Forecast
If you didn't like today's weather, good news sunshine is on the way! More
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Cut-a-thon charity event for the Haven
Dozens of people showed up at a local salon on Saturday and they weren't there for just a haircut, they were there to give back. More
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How fresh is your milk? Find out here
Fresh milk can make the difference between having a sweet or sour day, so here is a new way to find out how fresh your milk really is. More
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Coffee party kicks off at local shops in Pocatello
Coffee Party USA encouraged people to host Coffee Parties across the country. The grassroots organization is dedicated to getting people to talk about how the government can be more cooperative. More
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Financial groups help teach people how to "Weather the Storm"
The Idaho Financial Literacy Coalition is helping people learn how to handle their money. The free education can help you avoid financial difficulties. More
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Dozens in Pocatello learn about foreclosed homes
Homeland Real Estate in Pocatello hosted a Foreclosure Seminar Saturday. The class explained the basics about foreclosures, and helped teach people how to find a good buy. More
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Local students compete in Science Olympiad
Idaho State University hosted a Science Olympiad Saturday giving students a chance to put their skills to the test. More
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ISU football players hold food drive
The Idaho State University football team hit the streets Saturday to collect food for the Idaho Foodbank. More
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Law enforcement officers learn new homicide investigation techniques in Pocatello
Thirty-two officers from four states are in the Gate City for two weeks learning the best ways to investigate a homicide. More
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Oregon man arrested for trafficking marijuana in Bannock County
Gerald Pitts, 37, is in the Bannock County Jail for felony drug trafficking. He is accused of having 1.3 lbs. of marijuana ready for sale. More
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Juvenile offenders hold a successful food drive
Bannock County Juvenile Justice Intensive Supervision students collected more than 600 lbs. of food in just a few weeks as a way to give back to the community. More
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ISU faculty opposes idea to merge some colleges and departments
Idaho State University faculty voted on whether they want administrators to start merging colleges and departments to save money. The vast majority of those who participated are opposed to the idea. More
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IFFD practices building collapse drills
Idaho Falls Fire Department practices building collapse drills, lifting 5,000 pounds of concrete manually. More
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Idaho facing revenue shortfall
State tax revenue is 41 million dollars less than predicted back in January. More
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Madison Memorial expands NICU - 'We deliver MANY babies'
Madison County has the highest per capita birth rate in the state of Idaho. With the latest expansion, the hospital brings its total number of beds to 65. More
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ISU students travel to Boise to protest higher education cuts
Idaho State University students are upset that lawmakers are cutting back on funding for higher education. They believe more money is needed to help the state progress. More
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School District 25 asking voters to approve School Plant Facility Levy
The District 25 School Plant Facility Levy of $3.9 million is up for renewal. If approved it will not increase taxes, and is needed to fund future construction and improvement. More
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Former AF teacher accused of sex with student pleads not guilty
William Price Hamilton pleaded not guilty to five counts of sexual batter of a minor in district court Thursday. Hamilton will head to trial in May. More
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Does it Really Work? - Emery Cat Board
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Storm chasers catch damaging tornado on camera
A storm chaser moves to Oklahoma, and gets what he considers to be the ultimatewelcome.
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High school hockey brawl
New Hampshire high school administrators are trying to determine which if any students will be punished for a brawl after a playoff hockey game Saturday. It started with a scuffle between two players, then descended into a free-for-all. Heather Hamel takes a look at the fight.
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New information to help protect your teens
The attorney general's office just released a free video presentation to help parents understand the dangers their kids face on the internet. More
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Contest winning photos hang in EIRMC halls
A new photography exhibit featuring 18 winners of an Idaho Falls Magazine Photo Contest is unveiled at EIRMC.
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Police still searching for murder suspect after finding dead body
Police are still searching for the person who murdered 61-year-old Mary Helburn of Idaho Falls. They believe her son may be the killer.
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Some baby carriers are killing infants
Local parents are pushing to have the Infantino brand c-shaped baby carrier off the market; while also educating mothers and fathers on how to wear them right. More
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Food Recall
The Food and Drug Administration has ordered a recall of food products containing a flavoring known as Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein over fears of Salmonella. More
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Firecrew gets in touch with their roots
Firefighting deaths were common in the 1800's, and typically Irish Immigrants would fill the jobs. At the funerals of firemen, they'd play bagpipes.
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Rexburg Grows 50% in a decade
Rexburg has hired a new Economic Development Director to tackle the cities growing pains. More
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Hundreds learn about the benefits of non-traditional occupations in Pocatello
About 250 people registered for the 10th annual Women and Work Conference. They learned that non-traditional jobs for women can mean more money, and opportunities. More
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Former Pocatello Mayor running for state office
Greg Anderson is running for the District 29B seat. James Ruchti, D-Pocatello who currently holds the position, announced Tuesday he will not run for re-election. More
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Aspiring photojournalists hit the streets in Pocatello and Chubbuck
Idaho State University photojournalism students will be in the community for 24 hours trying to capture ordinary experiences that we often overlook. More
