Caldwell Night Rodeo traditions ride on through junior competitors
CALDWELL — Before the sun goes down and the lights turn on at the Caldwell Night Rodeo grounds, young cowboys and cowgirls compete in a sport that has been passed down to them for generations. Dusti Hyder, a 35-year-old mom of four, grew up as a junior competitor in the Caldwell Night Rodeo more than two decades ago. N
Neighbors raise fire safety concerns over proposed Ibaia development in Meridian
Neighbors near a proposed 500-home development in Meridian are worried that fire trucks and ambulances could get stuck in traffic during emergencies. Here's what residents and city documents reveal 👇
This Friendly Idaho Horse Farm Lets Beginners Climb Into The Saddle And Learn To...
I have always thought horseback riding looked wonderfully peaceful from a safe distance. Then somebody handed me the reins. At this Idaho farm, beginners are not expected to arrive looking like they wandered out of a Western. No heroic boots required. No secret childhood riding lessons. Nervous questions are perfectly.
There’s Almost TOO Much Happening Around Boise This Weekend
The Western Idaho Fair opens, Caldwell Night Rodeo crowns its champions, Bogus Basin has free live music and there’s plenty more happening around the Treasure Valley August 21-23
The full Deli Days experience returns to Boise this weekend
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — After a brief hiatus during COVID-19, the long-standing Deli Days event makes its return this Sunday in Boise. Rebranded as Deli Days Idaho's Jewish Festival, they're bringing back the baked goods many missed from recent years. The Jewish Festival will consist of live music, kids...
Middleton police say threatening call to daycare appears to be scam or hoax
MIDDLETON, Idaho (CBS2) — The Middleton Police Department is aware of concerns regarding a threatening phone call made to Our Kids Daycare. An unknown foreign male caller contacted the daycare's landline and requested to speak with an employee. When the employee declined and ended the call, the individual called back a
Canyon County hears public comments on proposed agricultural land-division changes
CANYON COUNTY, Idaho — Canyon County leaders heard comments from the public Aug. 20 on proposed changes to the county's rules for dividing agricultural land. The proposed zoning ordinance updates are aimed at clarifying the county's land-division process while addressing concerns about preserving agricultural land and
Wall of Honor recognizes 61 Idahoans lost in war on terror
CALDWELL — As part of one of Caldwell’s longest standing traditions, the Caldwell Night Rodeo hopes its thousands of fans who enter through its gates will pause to recognize Idaho’s 61 fallen military servicemen and servicewomen who paid the ultimate price for their freedom. During this year’s 102nd rodeo week, CNR deb
High winds could hit the Boise area Friday night. What about a thunderstorm?
Batten down the hatches, Treasure Valley residents. High winds could hit the region on Friday evening, bringing gusts hitting 45-60 mph, according to the National Weather Service in Boise. The possibility for these winds is expected to last from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. “We do expect these wind gusts, because of how strong th
Idaho Schools Move Toward Limited, Intentional Screen Time
(TNS) — Idaho’s largest school district is looking at reducing screen time for students throughout the day, a marked shift from years earlier when schools relied heavily on electronic devices. The West Ada School District seeks to make 90 percent of the day for elementary students and 80...

















