Idaho State Journal

The Idaho State Journal is a daily newspaper that caters to the Pocatello, Idaho region. It has a daily circulation of 17,116 copies and 17,825 copies on Sundays. This publication is owned by the Pioneer News Group, which is based in Seattle.

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Gateway Transitional Care Center holds groundbreaking for building remodel

10 hours ago | idahostatejournal.com | Maddy Long

POCATELLO — Gateway Transitional Care Center recently broke ground on its new outpatient therapy clinic that will provide them with more space to care for senior citizens and others. Gavin Monteath, CEO of Gateway Transitional Care Center, said this project will remodel two of the basement floors. The space used to be part of the old hospital. "The bottom floor used to be the psychiatric wing of the old Bannock County Hospital," Monteath said.
New 24-hour Mexican restaurant opens near Idaho State University in Pocatello

11 hours ago | idahostatejournal.com | Maddy Long

POCATELLO — A new South Fourth Avenue restaurant will be open to both night owls and early risers who are craving a taste of authentic Mexican food. Victor Guillen owns the new restaurant called Birrieria El Antojo with various members of his family. It is located at 408 S. Fourth Ave. in Pocatello and it offers 24-hour service to its customers. "We opened it because we wanted to bring good food to Idaho," Guillen said.
ISU Water Rocket Festival, Kiwanis Bing Hong Pancake Breakfast set for Saturday and Sunday at Tydeman Park

1 day ago | idahostatejournal.com | Maddy Long

POCATELLO — The Idaho State University Physics Department's annual Water Rocket Festival returns this weekend where aspiring scientists and science-loving youth will be given the chance to build and fly homemade rockets. The Water Rocket Festival will take place from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday and Sunday at Tydeman Park on North Eighth Avenue and East Young Street, according to a news release from Idaho State University.
ISU Physics Department to hold Water Rocket Festival this weekend

1 day ago | idahostatejournal.com | Maddy Long

POCATELLO — The Idaho State University Physics Department's annual Water Rocket Festival returns this weekend where aspiring scientists and science-loving youth will be given the chance to build and fly homemade rockets.
Lavender Festival to take place in Inkom this weekend

1 day ago | idahostatejournal.com | Maddy Long

INKOM — The sweet scent of lavender will fill the air this weekend as hundreds of visitors are expected to descend on a small Inkom farm for the third annual Lavender Festival, where they can pick their own bundles while enjoying live music and the serene countryside. Lavender Lane is inviting the community to come to its lavender field on North Inkom Road this weekend for a relaxing festival of picking lavender and listening to music.
Pocatello Municipal Band to hold first concert of summer on Sunday

1 day ago | idahostatejournal.com | Maddy Long

POCATELLO — The Pocatello Municipal Band is set to hold its first concert of the summer season on Sunday with a lineup of patriotic music to put the community in the spirit for the Fourth of July. Kerrie Tolman, director of the Pocatello Municipal Band, said the first concert will be held at the Guy Gates Memorial Band Shell at Lower Ross Park at 7 p.m. this Sunday. "It's a community band made up of professional and nonprofessional musicians," Tolman said about the Pocatello Municipal Band.
US Supreme Court allows third-country deportations for now

2 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Ariana Figueroa

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday to allow, for now, the Trump administration to carry out deportations to third countries after a Massachusetts judge barred removals without proper notice.
Business brakes for Boise bike bars following alcohol ban

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Kate Noden

They used to be impossible to miss with their flashing lights, bumping music and groups of riders pedaling through downtown Boise. But lately, bike bars have been noticeably quieter, fewer and almost absent altogether from the city’s downtown scene. Since first appearing in 2010, bike bars have become a popular and entertaining way to see in and around downtown — offering group rides between bars with music and drinks onboard.
Celebrate Blackfoot to take place this weekend at Jensen Grove

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Maddy Long

BLACKFOOT — The annual event where the community comes together to enjoy the warm weather while celebrating the bonds they have forged with each other is set to take place this weekend. Jamie Popejoy, executive director of the Greater Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce, said Celebrate Blackfoot will be on Friday and Saturday at Jensen Grove. "On Friday, we have the Smokin' Wings BBQ Competition," Popejoy said. "Judging is on Saturday."Another event that happens on Friday night is Grillin for Grads.
Russian attacks kill 24 civilians in Ukraine as Zelenskyy seeks more Western help

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Illia Novikov

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian drones, missiles and artillery killed at least 24 civilians and injured more than 200 others in Ukraine, officials said Tuesday, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sought guarantees at a NATO summit of further Western help to repel Moscow’s invasion. Russian forces have relentlessly struck civilian areas throughout the 3-year-old war. More than 12,000 Ukrainian civilians have been killed, according to the United Nations.