HOUSTON — A former Houston-area teacher and church youth leader was arrested Thursday for allegedly soliciting a minor online, according to the Harris County Precinct 1 Constable's Office.

Harris County Precinct 1 deputies responded to the shooting just off Highway 249 and Donellan Drive. SkyEye flew over the active scene, where multiple law enforcement officers and crime scene tape ...

The Leap floor plan is a perfect choice for any modern home. It offers a spacious, open-concept layout that provides plenty of room for entertaining and family gatherings. The main living area is ...

New Headwaters Groundwater Conservation District Precinct 1 Board Member Jeff Wendling says he’s on a “steep learning curve,” after taking over from Tom Jones, who became Precinct 1’s county ...

Bonneville County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a man early Thursday morning after a pursuit, allegedly locating a “small ...

Jefferson School District 251’s decision to cancel all of its Advanced Placement and honors English courses starting next ...

RIGBY, Idaho (KIFI) – Jefferson School District 251 announced a new Field House will be built for Rigby High School. thanks to a generous donation from the Broulim family. The school district ...

Even in a Sports World filled with joy and wonderment, the usual cliches can start to seep through. DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Write it down. Understand it. Get it printed on a T-shirt. The Rigby ...

Boise guard Morgan Montgomery, left, fights with Rigby’s Kinzley Larsen for a loose ball in the quarterfinals of the IHSAA ...

Pandora's Chocolates and All Things Idaho has been chosen as the Rigby Chamber of Commerce's February Business of the Month. This chocolate and novelty shop, which opened in Rigby in 2021 ...

Keisha Keller will be taking over as Rigby City Clerk, taking up the position as long-time clerk Dave Swager prepares for retirement. Keller, who has served as a city clerk in Downey before ...

Tens of thousands of Idahoans are at risk of losing their Medicaid due to a new bill proposed by some Idaho lawmakers. House Bill 58, if passed, would significantly cut Medicaid expansion.