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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Highland caps breakthrough season with Player, Coach of the Year honors on All-6A HCC team

15 hours ago | idahostatejournal.com | Brandon Walton

The Highland High School softball team's season was reflected perfectly on the annual All-6A High Country Conference team. The Rams, who went 20-10, captured the Class 6A District IV-V-VI title and won a game at state for the first time in eight years, totaled 10 selections, including sweeping the league's top awards. McKenna Sutton earned Player of the Year honors while Bryce Bybee was named Coach of the Year.
Police: Dish soap-drinking local man arrested for spitting on arresting officers

21 hours ago | idahostatejournal.com | Shelbie Harris

POCATELLO — A 25-year-old local man was recently arrested after allegedly drinking dish soap and spitting on officers who were trying to question him about matching the description of a vandalism suspect, Pocatello police said.
Idaho Falls Chukars dominate Jackalopes 18-1 in series opener

2 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Brandon Walton

The Idaho Falls Chukars opened their Western Colorado road trip in emphatic fashion Tuesday night, overwhelming the Grand Junction Jackalopes 18-1 at Suplizio Field in the Lopes’ home opener. The Chukars (10-3) sprayed hits to every corner of the ballpark throughout the evening, building their dominant victory behind stellar pitching and explosive offensive production.
New Salt Lake City police chief requests nearly $15 million bump to budget

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Katie McKellar

As Utah’s capital city has faced pressure from state leaders to crack down on crime, camping and drugs, Salt Lake City’s new police chief is seeking a nearly $15 million — or 12.4 percent — bump to the Salt Lake City Police Department’s budget.
Astros' McCullers gets first win since 2022 after overcoming injuries, death threats

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | John Perrotto

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Lance McCullers Jr. finally got some peace of mind on Tuesday night. McCullers (1-1) struck out seven and walked one while outdueling Pirates ace Paul Skenes, who gave up one run — on a solo homer by Christian Walker in the seventh — in eight innings. “It took a while, but we got there,” McCullers said of getting the win.
Mets call up prized infield prospect Ronny Mauricio after Mark Vientos injury

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Mike Fitzpatrick

NEW YORK (AP) — Prized infield prospect Ronny Mauricio was called up from the minors by the New York Mets on Tuesday and put in the starting lineup at third base against the Los Angeles Dodgers. His promotion came after third baseman Mark Vientos strained his right hamstring late in Monday night’s victory over the Dodgers. He went on the injured list Tuesday. Mauricio was slated to bat seventh. “I’m feeling great,” he said in the Mets clubhouse before the game.
COAST TO COAST: North Carolina woman concludes 50-state blood donation expedition in Pocatello

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Austen Hunzeker

POCATELLO — After recently donating blood in Pocatello a retired teacher from North Carolina completed her quest to make a donation in all 50 states. Amanda "Mandy" Parfitt, who's originally from Pennsylvania and currently lives in North Carolina, has two children and three grandchildren with her husband. She says the goal gained traction in an attempt to keep her marriage to her husband Mark flourishing. "I have been an avid blood donor since I was 17," Parfitt said.
RIVER ROCKSTARS: Sixth annual Poky Paddle set to return on June 13

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

POCATELLO — The plunge into Idaho’s sizzling summer is set to begin for many local residents when the Poky Paddle returns for its sixth year on June 13. The annual free event invites area residents and visitors to bring their paddle boards, inner tubes and kayaks to float the Portneuf River and enjoy an evening of music, fresh food, ice cold beer and a variety of vendors.
GATE CITY LIGHTS: Historic Idaho Motel sign to shine again at inaugural Neon Fest set for July 11-12

3 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Shelbie Harris

POCATELLO — Historic Downtown Pocatello Inc. will soon celebrate the glowing success of a local committee’s work to restore the Gate City’s neon signs with a two-day festival set to begin the second Friday in July. The local community and beyond won’t want to miss the first annual Neon Fest, slated for July 11-12.
Classic cars to roll in for North Hi-Way Cafe's 91st anniversary bash

4 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Jayden Barfuss

If Idaho Falls had a heartbeat, the rhythm would start within the four walls of the North Hi-Way Cafe at 460 Northgate Mile in Idaho Falls. From the time the cafe opened its doors 90 years ago, it’s been a staple of the community and shares the stories of everyone who has walked into the historic cafe.