Boise ID

Think Idaho, and your mind might skip straight to potatoes. But steak?. That’s where the state quietly flexed its true frontier muscles. Out here, steakhouses weren’t chasing trends or trying to reinvent the wheel. They were preserving a tradition. Charred crusts, juicy centers, and sides that didn’t apologize...

The school year in West Ada will come to a close in a couple of months, but Idaho’s largest school district is gearing up for a big change. In August, fast-growing Star will welcome around 600 students to a new elementary school on North Pollard Lane. Independence Elementary, named for the nation’s...

For many years, this Boise classic gets rained on or even snowed on, but this year it will go down as one of the best weather weeks of all-time.

Looking to add a furry friend to your family? These wonderful cats in Boise, Idaho are waiting patiently for their forever homes. Each one has a unique charm and story, and all are available through Simply Cats Adoption Center.

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Drivers are feeling another sharp jump at the pump as gas prices continue climbing nationwide and across the Treasure Valley. According to AAA, the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is up 10 cents from last week and $1 since last month. Prices have risen nationally from $2.98 on...

The brother of the last man executed by firing squad in the United States is joining community advocates to protest against the construction companies contracted to design and build Idaho's new firing squad execution chamber.

KUNA, Idaho — 4-year-old Kai Reyna lives in Kuna with his parents and his big sister, Kaysha. "I like that when I do funny faces, he will laugh," said Kaysha, 5. Their mom Tawny says they share a special bond since they are only a year apart. "Oh, she...

With federal control creeping into local policing, it feels like community priorities are taking a backseat. What’s really at stake for Idaho residents?

BOISE, ID – The Idaho Senate is one of the last stops for a bill that would let Attorney General Raúl Labrador seek to temporarily disqualify local elected officials and government employees from holding office or working

A wrong-way crash on Interstate 84 in Caldwell early Saturday left one woman dead and another hospitalized, according to Idaho State Police.