Monday night, the Idaho Falls Ski Club and the American Avalanche Institute held the fifth annual Avalanche Awareness Night.

The NTSB continues to rule out mechanical causes in a deadly Bronx train crash while adding to the possibility that human error was involved.

A piece of legislation could prevent fire departments from billing you for using the Jaws of Life. Now local fire officials are trying to stop that bill from passing.

The U.S. Potato Board is studying millennials, young adults between 18 and 30, and how they view potatoes. It's part of their latest marketing push to get young people to eat more spuds.

    One local school won a good chunk of change this week. Sandcreek Middle School will receive $20,000 worth of Samsung equipment. The school is a state winner in the "Samsung Solve for Tomorrow" contest.

Vandalism at Skyline High School over the weekend cost thousands of dollars in damage – and it was done by shutting off an electrical breaker.

Local plumbers are saying they are already slammed with a high number of calls about people experiencing their pipes falling victim to the chilly temperatures.

The Mormon church is providing its most extensive explanation yet about the faith's past exclusion of blacks from the priesthood with a new Web posting that for the first time disavows previous teachings.

The Shoshone-Bannock tribes have released a statement after being told in federal court they don't have jurisdiction over one man's land on the reservation.

For Washington, Christmas could come early. Or it could not come at all.

The deal to end the government shutdown in October included a new deadline -- come up with a plan to fund the government by December 13 -- or risk another partial government shut...

The United States Geological Survey has recorded a pair of earthquakes in a remote area southeast of Jackson.