The City of Pocatello reopened the Hiline Road, Pearl Street, and El Rancho Boulevard intersection after completing final paving and signal upgrades. On North Main Street, police arrested 66-year-old Ronald Cantrell on a second-degree murder charge following a fatal Thursday stabbing at an apartment complex.
In housing, an AVO Real Estate snapshot reported 203 Bannock County single-family sales over three months ending late October, with a $374,000 median price. Across town, Pocatello High School kicked off its Turkey Takedown drive, collecting frozen turkeys and donations for the Idaho Food Bank through November 19.
On campus, three living camels visited the Idaho State quad Saturday for the Museum of Natural History's Fall Fossil Fest alongside a mounted prehistoric camel skeleton. In the student union ballroom, the ISU Women's Club held its Holiday Fair, offering traditional enchiladas and a silent auction to fund student scholarships.
In athletics, Idaho State women's volleyball snapped Utah Tech's 16-match winning streak and defeated Southern Utah. Bengal football took third-ranked Montana State through three overtimes before a 28-26 loss, while women's soccer clinched a Big Sky Tournament berth.
Weekend entertainment includes the Pocatello Ski Swap and Electric Avenue at the Stephens Performing Arts Center. For casual dining, a reviewer praised The Nook on South Main Street for its oversized double cheeseburgers and fresh-cut fries.
The National Weather Service expects sunny skies through Friday, with afternoon highs reaching 60 for Veterans Day and 62 on Thursday. Rain chances return Friday night and continue through the weekend alongside cooler highs in the mid-50s.