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Man flown to hospital following semi crash on US 20 Share This The following is a news release from Idaho State Police. On Wednesday, June 2, at approximately 9:35 p.m., Idaho State Police investigated a two vehicle crash westbound on US 20 at milepost 274, northeast of Atomic City. Joey Morrison, 48, of Kaysville, Utah, was traveling eastbound on US 20 in a 2004 Peterbilt Conventional 379 semi hauling a single trailer. Michael Sinclair, 76, of Arco, was traveling westbound in a 2004 Ford Expedition. Morrison failed to maintain his lane and drove into oncoming traffic. Sinclair, in an att...

An Arco man was seriously injured Wednesday in a rollover crash near Atomic City.

Crash blocks traffic near INL for nearly 5 hours Published MGN IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) - An accident on US 20 northeast of Atomic City blocked the highway for approximately five hours Wednesday night. Idaho State Police said at about 9:35 p.m. Joey Morrison, 48, of Kaysville, Utah was heading east in semi-truck and crossed into oncoming traffic at milepost 274. Michael Sinclair, 76, of Arco was heading west in a Ford Expedition and tried to avoid hitting the semi. Sinclair drove off the right side of the road, which caused it to ...

Close-Knit Yarns Stitches It Together Before; After Pandemic By BONNIE J. GORDON Mary Fellman, manager of Close-Knit Yarn Cooperative, is passionate about fiber arts. “I’m excited by the variety of yarn we have at the shop,” she said. “I recently found a source for the sparkly acrylic yarn used to make scrubbies, among other projects. People have been asking for it and now it’s in stock! We’re bursting at the seams with inventory right now, so come in and shop!” Close-Knit opened its door in November 2018. It occupies the space formerly housing Warm Hearts Yarn, which it shares ...

When humanity left Endeavour City, it was put in the hands of a fleet of dedicated robot workers to ensure that the land was ready for populating again; at least when the time was right. It’s just, in Retro Machina, that city hasn’t seen a human face for a good long time. But questions need answering and so it’s up to us to join the life of a tiny metal-shoe’d robot as he searching the world around him for answers – if not only in order to repair himself, but to actually find out why Endeavour City has long been made a ghost town.