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What is cyanobacteria? We asked the experts about the toxin that can invade your favorite lake (opens the original)
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RIRIE, Idaho — If you've ever decided against swimming in a lake that looked a little green, here's why you made the right decision. One of the most common reasons for a body of water to be closed to the public is cyanobacteria, a type of bacteria that lives in the water, makes its own food and can try to trick you by resembling a harmless plant. "Cyanobacteria occur when toxin-producing bacteria, under the right conditions, can multiply or bloom," said Kelly Berg, the health program manager for
Idaho high school is victim of alleged 'swatting' hoax, deputies say (opens the original)
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IDAHO FALLS — Bonneville High School was the victim of a "swatting" hoax on Wednesday, according to the Bonneville County Sheriff's Office. Swatting is a tactic of making hoax calls or reports to emergency services, typically feigning an immediate threat to life. It is intended to draw a large response from law enforcement to cause chaos and the potential for injury or violence, according to the FBI. A news release from the Bonneville County Sheriff's Office said deputies are investigating after
Kidnapping survivor shares story to honor Idaho's missing (opens the original)
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IDAHO FALLS — Survivors, victims, their families and law enforcement met at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Saturday to remember all of Idaho's missing people and remind the community that the searches are never over. In August, the Idaho Falls City Council dedicated Sept. 12, 2026, as Missing Persons Day. It falls two days before the 25th anniversary of the disappearance of 20-year-old Amber Hoopes, of Idaho Falls. On Sept. 14, 2001, Hoopes disappeared in the middle of the night and hasn't
Rexburg man wins prestigious award for high-tech cancer research (opens the original)
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REXBURG — Dinner table conversations were never dull at Dr. Daniel Jones' childhood home. Growing up in Rexburg, and going to Madison High School, Jones says he would often get home to eat dinner, excited to listen to his family discuss their day, which was normally in what other people might consider a different language – medical terms. "From a young age, every conversation at the dinner table was medical-related," says Jones, who is doing his residency at MountainView Hospital in Las Vegas. J
Funeral home files emergency court petition, alleges Idaho coroner is delaying cremations (opens the original)
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POCATELLO — A Pocatello funeral home has filed an emergency petition, asking a judge to force the Bannock County Coroner to act on multiple delayed cremations. The Cornelison Funeral Home filed an Emergency Consolidated Petition for Writ of Mandamus with the court on Wednesday, saying that Bannock County Coroner Torey Danner has failed to sign off on three cremations, delaying the process and allegedly violating Idaho Code. According to Idaho Administrative Code, "no dead human body, regardless
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