Boise ID

There is a version of a great meal that has nothing to do with the food. It is the warm air, the right light, and a table outside where time seems to slow down just enough to let you enjoy both. Idaho does that combination better than most people give...

The sign was small, the parking lot was half empty, and nothing about the outside suggested anything extraordinary was happening inside. But the smell that hit me when I opened the door told a completely different story, and by the time I had finished my first bite, I was already planning my next visit.

Boise became a national symbol of pandemic-era migration because the numbers moved so quickly: home...

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, the United States launched military operations in Afghanistan and later expanded its military presence across Iraq, the Middle East, and Central Asia. As the Global War on Terror continued, many Americans lost their lives, including many Idahoans.

Some mornings deliver exactly what you need before you even know you need it. I was not expecting much when I pulled into a parking lot off a busy road, following a tip from a coworker who had been talking about cinnamon rolls like they had personally changed her life.

Nearly 400 Boise volunteers packed more than 100,000 meals for the Idaho Foodbank as part of 9/11 Day of Service.

ARIMO — The Aberdeen Tigers arrived at Marsh Valley High School Friday night to take on the Eagles, having lost their last two games by a combined eight points. After jumping out to a 13-0 lead early in the second quarter, the Tiger offense was stymied by the Marsh Valley defense for the final 35-plus minutes of the ga

A pest is spreading across the Treasure Valley, and it's leaving a trail of destruction in neighborhood lawns.

A self-proclaimed “plant nerd,” Erin Anderson, executive director of the Idaho Botanical Garden, summed up the facility’s new $8 million expansion project by expressing how the impact of the future additions go “beyond” adding new gardens and gathering spaces. “Today is about what can happen...

CALDWELL—Inspired by summer trips spent teaching geology classes in Sardinia, Italy, one of the world’s preeminent wine regions, C.J. Northrup and his wife, Janet, dreamed of owning a small vineyard and winery. In 2012, the couple bought six acres in Caldwell’s Sunnyslope area and planted grapevines. A decade...