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2 days ago | localnews8.com | Kailey Galaviz

The future of Ammon Elementary School remains uncertain IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) - Bonneville Joint School District 93 is considering plans for the future of Ammon Elementary School. In a D93 public board meeting, board members proposed the idea of relocating the Praxium Mastery Academy to the Ammon Elementary School building, due to the overwhelming popularity and success of the program. The academy is currently housed in an auxiliary building near Rocky Mountain Middle School.

3 days ago | localnews8.com | Noah Farley

ITD and ISP remind drivers to travel safely in work zones POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — As the temperatures warm up, there will be much more construction on the roads. That's why the Idaho Transportation Department is promoting Work Zone Safety Awareness Week. The nationwide effort from April 21—25 reminds Idaho drivers to travel safely in work zones. They need to pay even more attention while driving around work crews.

4 days ago | localnews8.com | Noah Farley

Museum of Idaho presents ‘Signs of the Times’ exhibit IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — The Museum of Idaho's new exhibit, 'Signs of the Times', is now open to the public. It features dozens of vintage signs and other artifacts from the eastern Idaho area. Visitors will get a taste of design and culture throughout over a hundred years of Idaho history. Every sign in the exhibit has a story behind it.

4 days ago | localnews8.com | Kailey Galaviz

Community All-Stars: Father-daughter duo from Menan headed to the Boston Marathon MENAN, Idaho (KIFI) – Runners around the world are lacing up their shoes, preparing for the 129th annual Boston Marathon. Among the 30,000 athletes is father-daughter duo Rand Watson and Jessi Murdock. This is quite a special experience for the two, as they have both learned to love running, especially as a family. Watson actually crossed the finish line of the Boston Marathon once before in 2016.

5 days ago | localnews8.com | Noah Farley

Volunteers clean zoo to prepare for opening day IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — Dozens of volunteers gathered with rakes and shovels to help get the Idaho Falls Zoo ready for opening day. Volunteers from throughout the community cleaned pens, raked grass, and spread mulch. Their efforts help the animals stay happy and healthy. Some of the volunteers have been coming to help for years and even traveled from out of state. “It's a great opportunity.