Shop owners allege selective enforcement as Boise Police look at smoke and vape shops
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Local business owners are feeling confused and frustrated as they grapple with recent enforcement decisions by the Boise Police. The businesses in question sell glass products, rolling papers, and smoke accessories, and have for years. These items are commonly used as drug paraphernalia, but...
This new restaurant is ‘coming soon’ in Garden City — where a barbecue chain...
Fans of fast-casual Asian food have reason to be “happy.”
Two killed in separate car crashes, one near Mason Dam, one near Ladd Canyon
Two people were killed in separate single-vehicle crashes last week in Northeastern Oregon. Jonathan Roger Schmeck, 25, of Burns, died when the Honda Accord he was driving went off Highway 7 near Mason Dam, rolled several times and hit a tree. When Oregon State Police were notified of the crash at 7:16 a.m. on March...
Citizen group questions safety of renewable natural gas from Ada County Landfill
The private company behind efforts to capture and clean landfill emissions into natural gas at the Ada County Landfill says it is weeks away from delivering fuel to Intermountain Gas customers. Boise State Public Radio first reported on the project in January, now a group of citizens is questioning the...
Bryan Kohberger’s Background | Vinnie Politan Investigates
Vinnie Politan examines the timeline of the Idaho Student Murders and looks into Bryan Kohberger's background. (03/31/25)
Warmer weekend ahead after a cool stretch
BOISE,ID (CBS2) — We are starting the week on a chilly note with a few scattered showers and even some snowflakes in spots this morning. While the rest of Tuesday brings some sun, temperatures will stay cool in the low 50s. Wednesday follows with a little more sunshine, but breezy winds and a few pop-up showers are...
Selling out arenas and amphitheaters, this band is ‘on fire right now.’ It’s Boise’s...
The group has been “exploding lately,” the promoter said.
‘Recreation nightmare’ in Idaho? Forest Service job cuts could be a literal mess
“I’ve seen email threads asking for people to step up and volunteer to clean pit toilets or to provide toilet paper, and it’s great that people want to volunteer and help out and try to find a solution, but this is not our job.”
Idaho extends foster care benefits to age 23, aims to reduce homelessness
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — BOISE, Idaho — Idaho has become the eighth state in the nation to extend foster care benefits to individuals up to the age of 23. Governor Brad Little recently signed the bill into law, marking a significant step in supporting young adults transitioning out of the foster care system.
Police searching for missing teen in Coeur d’Alene
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- Police are searching for a teenager in Coeur d'Alene on Monday afternoon, according to CDA Police.
