POCATELLO — The 41-year-old local man who fatally shot his estranged wife and her boyfriend in October 2021 will spend at least the next 30 years in prison following a
POCATELLO — A local man has been charged with multiple felonies after being linked to a burglary at a Pocatello auto parts store. Phillip Rudd Carter, Jr., 60, faces charges of possession of methamphetamine, concealment of evidence and two counts of burglary, court records show. Bannock County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a call reporting a […]
POCATELLO — A preliminary hearing began Tuesday for a Pocatello man accused of killing his estranged wife and her boyfriend. Day one of what the court expects to be a three-day hearing regarding murder charges against Jesse Patrick Leigh, 40, exposed what several witnesses testified as a troubled relationship. Leigh was initially charged with two […]
POCATELLO — A Pocatello man is charged after allegedly shooting and killing his estranged wife and her new boyfriend. Jesse Patrick Leigh, 39, was charged Monday with two counts of voluntary manslaughter and a use of a deadly weapon enhancement after being arrested Saturday morning. Pocatello Police Department officers found the bodies of 41-year-old Jennifer […]
Affordable housing projects underway in Pocatello amidst tight market Published
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SEICAA has plans to build 48 single family homes in their Alpine Crossing subdivision on Philbin Road.
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) - Some relief may be coming to Pocatello s housing crunch, as two affordable housing projects are getting started in the Gate City.
Idaho is in the midst of a highly competitive housing market that s depleted Pocatello s supply of homes, especially for first-time home buyers. Two non-profit organizations are hoping to add more options for homeowners by building new housing projects.
NeighborWorks Pocatello is planning a 26-unit subdivision called Bonneville Commons at the site of the old Bonneville Elementary School on 320 N 8th Ave. They re presenting their preliminary plat to the Pocatello Planning & Zoning Commission on July 28, and if all goes according to plan, they could break ground this fall.