An early blast of winter brought Pocatello early snowfall alongside an active Freeze Warning lasting until Tuesday morning. High temperatures hover near 47 degrees Monday with an overnight low of 34, followed by a morning rain and snow mix Tuesday before warming into the 60s by late week.
Campus excitement surged following news of a transformational gift from Idaho Central Credit Union to fund a brand-new basketball arena at Idaho State University. Across town, municipal leaders await cost and feasibility estimates due in about two weeks regarding a potential relocation for Pocatello City Hall.
Drivers face localized delays with road construction planned on Bannock Highway toward the south end of town alongside lingering work on Yellowstone Avenue near Costco. Local education also expanded as the Idaho Public Charter School Commission approved new charter schools for Pocatello and Meridian, while seniors prepared for post-graduation plans through District 25's Senior KickStart event.
Bengals football suffered a 25-24 homecoming heartbreak against Cal Poly when the Mustangs caught a touchdown pass with 40 seconds remaining before 9,483 fans. Women's volleyball swept Southern Utah as Jaydin Watts set a program single-match hitting percentage record before falling to Utah Tech, while ISU soccer followed a scoreless draw with a rainy home loss.
ISU observed Indigenous Peoples' Day with events focused on Indigenous knowledge and Tribal sovereignty. Meanwhile, locals can enjoy Detroit-style square pizza downtown at The 313, play Monday science trivia at Jim Dandy Brewing with Zoo Idaho, or applaud the state champion Pocatello High girls' basketball team.