Shelbie Harris is an Assistant Editor at various publications including The Herald Journal and Moscow-Pullman Daily News. She covers a range of topics with a focus on crime and justice, particularly white-collar crime, as well as health and wellness, business and economics, and real estate. Shelbie's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as the Bozeman Daily Chronicle and Idaho Press.
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Shelbie's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, breaking news, and evolving stories in the Pocatello area of Idaho. She covers a variety of incidents including accidents, criminal activities, and legal proceedings.
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By: Shelbie Harris, Lisa Dayley-Smith
Joelseph Jenkins, of Pocatello, received a unified four-year prison sentence, of which two years are mandatory, after pleading guilty June 2 to unlawfully possessing a firearm as a convicted felon as part of a plea agreement reached with Teton County prosecutors in February.
By: Shelbie Harris
POCATELLO — An 18-year-old man led police on a high-speed chase through residential streets early Saturday morning before being taken into custody, police say.
By: Shelbie Harris, Lisa Dayley-Smith, Maliki Leroy Barger
POCATELLO — An 18-year-old man led police on a high-speed chase through residential streets early Saturday morning before being taken into custody, police say.
By: Shelbie Harris
POCATELLO — A 47-year-old local man was sentenced earlier this month to serve at least two years in prison following a multi-year investigation that uncovered an illegal guided hunting operation
By: Shelbie Harris
CHUBBUCK — A 31-year-old local woman has been charged with felony aggravated battery after police say she broke a glass bottle and slashed a woman with it during a late-night
By: Shelbie Harris
CHUBBUCK — A 32-year-old local man was recently arrested on multiple felony and misdemeanor theft-related charges after police say he stole from
By: Shelbie Harris
POCATELLO — A man was found dead near North Main and West Custer streets Thursday morning in what investigators believe may have been an overdose.
By: Shelbie Harris, Lisa Dayley-Smith, Leandra Jo Thorpe
CHUBBUCK — A 31-year-old local woman has been charged with felony aggravated battery after police say she broke a glass bottle and slashed a woman with it during a late-night disturbance at a Chubbuck residence. She also knocked the phone from her victims hand to prevent her from calling for help.
By: Shelbie Harris
POCATELLO — Chipotle Mexican Grill is bringing its second East Idaho location of the month.
By: Shelbie Harris
Equipment works at the mouth of the Center Street Underpass as a Union Pacific train sits on the tracks above in this June 12, 2026, photo.
