Integrated counseling and wellness has opened its third location in Idaho, a new clinic on main street and north 1st east here in Rexburg, and has a focus on eating disorders.

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Here are your Morning Headlines for Tuesday, May 3, 2022... A family is in morning after they received the news that their son passed away in a fatal car crash. Plus, prosecutors will see the the death penalty against the Daybells. Also, this month comes with a challenge for students from the BYU-Idaho Fitness Center.

A new playground for pre-teens is in the works at Rexburg’s Nature Park.

A woman died in a flip-over crash. Average gas prices in Idaho went up by a penny in the last week. A woman was taken to the hospital in Idaho Falls after an apartment fire. Idaho Falls firefighters are seeking to fill the boot.

Governor Brad Little approves emergency drought declaration for 34 Idaho counties, a car has been recovered from the Snake River in Idaho Falls, and the Annual Antler Shed Hunt happened this past weekend.

This is the final week of National Poetry Month, and BYU-Idaho's McKay Library is hosting a poetry reading to celebrate the poets on campus.

Spring Semester at BYU-Idaho just started and hosts Nina Shakin, John McSwain, Jared Webster, Colin Duipuis, Emma Adams talk about the ups and downs of the first week of school.

Mark Kerback is the board president of the Anam Cara choir and he stopped by to tell us about the upcoming choir performances and he also talks about how he ended up getting involved in the choir.

A lawsuit for a Boise-based company, a McKay Library Poetry event, and the new IFYAC show.

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The Idaho Falls police department broke ground today for its new police station. When you envision infrastructure, you probably think of roads, hospitals, courthouses, other municipal buildings, fire stations, and, most likely, a police station.

Well, that hasn't been the case for Idaho Falls. The city, which has been around officially for 158 years, has never had a dedicated police station. Instead, for the past century and a half, the police in Idaho Falls have served from multiple offices and rented out spaces across the city... but construction for an official police station has begun Th city of Idaho Falls hosted a ceremonial shoveling of the new location this morning.

A crowd of citizens, city council members and first responders including those from the Idaho falls police and fire departments attended the ceremonial event. The new station will be at 701 Northgate Mile, where the old cattle yard used to stand.