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Navy veteran stakes surprising ownership claim for overgrown island on major river: ‘I hope...

"I say let him have it." Navy veteran stakes surprising ownership claim for overgrown island on major river: 'I hope he wins' first appeared on The Cool Down .
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New St. Luke’s facility aims to solve medication access challenges in Idaho

Inside St. Luke's new 330,000 sq ft healthcare facility in Meridian, that's changing how Idahoans access vital medications and medical supplies. Would home delivery of prescriptions help you? 📦💊
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I-84 ramp closures at Meridian Interchange to begin Saturday night

Meridian, Idaho (CBS2) — The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) announced that alternating eastbound and westbound ramps at the Interstate 84 Meridian Interchange (Exit 44) will be closed overnight starting Saturday and going through Friday. The closures are part of a project to apply a hot chip seal to extend the...
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Key bridge near downtown Boise repeatedly damaged, sending railing into river

The Boise Police Department was searching for suspects Friday after a bridge near downtown was damaged, repaired — and then damaged again. Officials say the incidents sent part of the bridge’s pedestrian railing into the Boise River and left $15,000 to $20,000 of repairs needed. Boise police responded to the...
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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...
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Farmer’s Almanac Predicts the 2025 First Frost Dates for Idaho

Fall is creeping in! Here’s when Idaho’s first frost is expected to hit major cities in 2025, according to the Farmer’s Almanac.
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Boise announces finalists for parks and rec director, fire chief

BOISE — After previously announcing the coming retirement of Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer and Parks and Recreation Director Doug Holloway, the city has reported announced Friday that the search for replacements for both positions has been narrowed down to several finalists. The finalist selection followed an...
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Seventh annual Boise Soul Food Festival celebrates diversity, deliciousness with nearly 100 vendors

BOISE, Idaho — Hundreds of people gathered at Julia Davis Park on Saturday for the seventh annual Boise Soul Food Festival, an event organizers say celebrates community and cultural diversity throughout the Treasure Valley. The festival featured nearly 100 vendors serving diverse cuisines, including Black, Filipino,...
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Customers of Boise gas company to see lower bills

Residential and small commercial business customers could see lower natural gas bills if a cost adjustment application is approved by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. Boise-based Intermountain Gas Company on Aug. 7 filed a purchased gas cost adjustment (PGA) application with the commission, asking it to approve...
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Boise State, Colorado State, Utah State sue Mountain West

Boise State, Colorado State and Utah State filed an updated lawsuit arguing the Mountain West and commissioner Gloria Nevarez willfully disregarded the league's bylaws by "intentionally and fraudulently" depriving the schools of their membership rights.

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