Bryan Kohberger’s prison responds to complaints about inmates ‘taunting’ him
The prison said it's aware of Bryan Kohberger's complaints and what he considers "taunting."
New phone policies start the year at Boise School District
As students across Boise sit down for classes this week, they may have to pass handwritten notes instead of sending texts. That’s because the Boise School District is enforcing a new zero tolerance mobile phone policy. Elementary and middle school students must turn off and store their smartphones, tablets...
Nampa hotel parking lot shooting stems from wife’s alleged affair, documents show
Originally published Aug. 13 on KTVB.COM. A deadly shooting at a Nampa hotel parking lot earlier this month stemmed from an alleged affair, according to court documents obtained by KTVB. Saengutone Ty Maria, 33, was arrested on Friday, Aug. 8, after reportedly shooting and killing a man outside of a...
In-N-Out permit decision delayed in Meridian amid controversy
MERIDIAN, Idaho — The decision on a proposed In-N-Out Burger location in Meridian has been postponed until September due to paperwork issues, city officials announced. The California-based burger chain is seeking to build a new location at the intersection of Ten Mile Road and Chinden Boulevard on a 2.22-acre site,...
This Free Classic Movie Night Helps Idaho Families in Crisis and You’re Invited
HEY YOU GUYS! You already know that we're your home for the best variety of the ‘80s, ‘90s and today…but on August 21? We’re really embracing the era of big movies and even bigger hair!. We’re teaming up with Maya and her incredible team at the...
Idaho’s largest school district sees enrollment decline for fourth straight year
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The largest school district in the state of Idaho has seen decreasing enrollment numbers for the past four years. The West Ada School District, which primarily serves Meridian, Eagle, and Star, is the largest district in Idaho, educating 38,489 students from kindergarten through 12th grade. WASD...
Police fee policy sparks controversy between Canyon County sheriff and Caldwell
Canyon County Sheriff criticizes Caldwell's decision to charge for police at public events, while the police chief defends the move as fiscally responsible to taxpayers.
Boise Residents Say They’re Ready to Move To These 15 More Appealing Cities
We recently revealed that United States Census Bureau statistics revealed that while Idaho’s population growth continues to outpace the number of residents looking for greener pastures, more than 64,000 people left the state in the span of a single year. The Census Bureau isn’t the only organization tracking...
Event guide: Western Idaho Fair returns at Expo Idaho
BOISE, Idaho — For 10 days, Expo Idaho is flooded with fun activities, delicious food, and visitors from all over as the Western Idaho Fair takes place. Starting Friday, Aug. 15 and running through Sunday, Aug. 24, the Western Idaho Fair is back at Expo Idaho for another year of activities and concerts.
Lightning sparks large wildfires north of Boise, near Cascade and Tamarack
Fire crews are battling several fires north of Boise caused by lightning near Cascade. The fires are centered at a location about 1.5 miles south of the Tamarack Resort in Donnelly, and they cover a combined 1,000 acres, according to a Wednesday news release from the U.S. Forest Service. The largest has been dubbed...
