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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Pocatello, United States (Local)
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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
Rosalina Marie Cordova Photo courtesy of the Bannock County Sheriff's Office
By: Shelbie Harris
Manuel Anthony Camacho Photo courtesy of the Bannock County Sheriff's Office
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Izaac Scott Leon Photo courtesy of the Bannock County Sheriff's Office
By: Shelbie Harris, Lisa Dayley-Smith, Manuel Anthony Camacho
CHUBBUCK — Police arrested a 34-year-old Chubbuck man last week after they say he choked a woman and caused traumatic injuries during a domestic disturbance at a local residence.
By: Shelbie Harris
The former Hoku polysilicon plant, now known as the River Park Complex, in northwest Pocatello.
FORT HALL — The Fort Hall Business Council of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes has passed a formal resolution opposing data center development on the Fort Hall Reservation, citing concerns over water
By: Shelbie Harris
Jonathan Ray “J.R.” Farnsworth Photo courtesy of the Power County Sheriff's Office
By: Shelbie Harris
A 54-year-old Pocatello man, who serves as Bannock County’s chief deputy coroner and previously led a local fire department, was arrested Thursday after police say he sexually abused two girls
By: Shelbie Harris
Pocatello High School Photo courtesy of Pocatello-Chubbuck School District 25
By: Shelbie Harris, Jason Dustin Johnson
A Pocatello High School custodian and Navy veteran died Tuesday morning after suffering an apparent heart attack while at work, his family told the Idaho State Journal.
