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The search for Boise State University’s next chief academic leader is underway. “Our next steps are to finalize the search timeline, appoint the committee, and begin recruitment, with the goal of naming a provost by the end of 2026 or early in the Spring 2027 semester,” Boise State leadership said in an email to the ca

Caldwell Fire is asking the community for donations to support firefighters responding to wildfires across the region, including crews deployed to the Big Grass Incident.

Private citizens will no longer be allowed to decorate city trees, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean proclaimed, citing safety concerns after the city authorized a local man to wrap Pride ribbons around the verdant trunks of Harrison Boulevard. This all started when Jordan Hall, of Boise, was hoping to preserve Harrison Boulev

If you’ve noticed more traffic creeping onto the west side of the Treasure Valley, don’t expect it to slow down anytime soon. Meridian just approved the first phase of The Fields, a massive new neighborhood that will bring nearly 900 homes just northeast of Nampa. And while the project isn’t inside Nampa city limits, i

Ready to get your matcha fix? A popular Japanese chain is now open in Meridian, and ahead of its grand opening Saturday, praise is rolling in. Nana’s Green Tea, founded in 2001 in Tokyo, is sometimes referred to as the “ Starbucks of Japan, ” and it is expanding its presence across the U.S. The Meridian store at 3075 E

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Boise music scene recently lost a long-time staple of the area. Jon Faulkner died at the end of June but leaves behind a decades long legacy as a guitarist, father and friend. Music in Boise has grown exponentially in that time and Jon was...

A locally owned coffee shop that debuted in Meridian recently already has its eye on expansion. Mindful Coffee Co, 4610 N. Linder Road, suite 105, is headed to a second location in downtown Boise. The plan is to open sometime in fall inside the Broadstone Saratoga building, Mindful Coffee Co announced on social media .

KUNA, Idaho (CBS2) — The City of Kuna is mourning the tragic loss of City Treasurer Jared Empey. Jared died while climbing Mount Jefferson in Oregon. Jared was a loving family man and dedicated civil servant, according to accounts shared by coworkers, family, and friends. The City of Kuna says that Jared was instrument

Bryan Kohberger’s innocence claim and the smoky skies of Boise grabbed the attention the past two days. But the Idaho Statesman covered a wide variety of other news. Here are some of the stories you may have missed: The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare suspended and revoked a Meridian daycare’s license for five y

MERIDIAN, Idaho — An Idaho father is facing felony charges months after a Thanksgiving week crash that killed his 7-year-old son, with investigators alleging cellphone activity, speeding and other factors contributed to the fatal collision on Interstate 84, KTVB reported. Authorities say newly filed court documents out