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Idaho Falls police are asking for help locating a missing area teenager who hasn't been in contact with loved ones for about a week now. Have you seen Marissa L. Baker?

Authorities in southeastern Idaho are looking for a missing 15-year-old boy. His last date of contact was July 15, according to a national database for missing juveniles.

Two runaway teenagers have recently been profiled on an Idaho Facebook page dedicated to missing juveniles and adults. The two left Jerome, Idaho, on March 10 in a tan-colored, 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe.

There has to be something special about growing up in Idaho. There are so many things kids can get away with doing here that they can't get away with anywhere else. We have a list of some of the things only kids can get away with in Idaho that other kids can't.

The family of a missing Heyburn teen hasn't had contact since March 8, 2021. They are asking the community for help with locating him. It's thought he could still be in southern Idaho.

In an effort to help parents and teachers learn more about the dangers of vaping, South Central Public Health District has planned a couple of classes in the Magic Valley.

Idaho teens ages 13 to 18 will have the chance to explore aerospace careers at an academy this summer.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) High school students in Idaho are being asked to come up with ideas to make roads safer through technology.

SHOSHONE, Idaho. (KMVT/KSVT) - Tanner Ward, one of three Dietrich teens accused of forcible penetration of a foreign object, appeared in court today for a status hearing.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A black teen who prosecutors say was sexually assaulted by three white football players in an Idaho high school locker room has sued the school district, saying the rape was the culmination of months of racist and physical abuse.

DIETRICH, Idaho (AP) — A teen who prosecutors say was sexually assaulted in an Idaho high school locker room described the ordeal during a court preliminary hearing on Friday.

We all know teenage boys can eat, but we didn't realize they can't stop. A group of seven teenage boys in Southern California went to a Denny’s for the chain's $5 all-you-can-eat pancake special last weekend. No big deal, right? Well, it is when you consider they remained at the restaurant for 24 hours, eating nothing but pancakes and proved that they can stretch their dollars almost as much as th