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November 25, 202517 min

Happening in Pocatello: November 24th, 2025

Welcome to your weekly update on what's happening in Pocatello. Despite the blustery weather, the community is buzzing with news and events.

Big news for travelers: Delta Air Lines will add a second daily flight between Pocatello and Salt Lake City, beginning in May 2026. Airport officials are optimistic about the increased connectivity. On the roads, the I-15/I-86 System Interchange project is finally complete after three years of construction.

The Pocatello Police Department is seeking information regarding a missing person, last seen in the area. Residents are encouraged to contact the PPD with any relevant details.

In real estate, the median sale price in Pocatello is $334,000, up nearly three percent from last year. Homes are staying on the market for an average of 67 days. District 25 Superintendent Dr. Douglas Howell has received the District Leadership Award. Reading proficiency scores are also up across the district.

Local sports saw success with the Idaho State Men’s Basketball team defeating Justice University. Pocatello High School swimming had an athlete return after a medical procedure.

Looking ahead, the Christmas Night Lights Parade is scheduled for this Friday in Historic Downtown Pocatello. Saturday is Small Business Saturday, encouraging residents to support local businesses. The mayoral runoff election between Mark Dahlquist and Greg Cates is set for Tuesday, December 2nd. Finally, City Hall will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving, with trash pickup delayed.