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COMPASS hosts economist on cost-benefit analysis of bike paths in Meridian

MERIDIAN—The Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho, known as COMPASS, will host economist Chris Behr this week for two free presentations on how to calculate the benefits and costs of active transportation projects such as bike paths and pedestrian bridges. With transportation funding tight, officials say i
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Idaho gas prices are up, with Boise rising 24 cents per gallon in the...

On Monday, Sept. 28, GasBuddy reported that average gas prices in Boise jumped about 24 cents per gallon in the last week, bringing the average to $5.06/g.
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League of Women Voters of Idaho announces candidate forums for state’s governor, US Senate...

The Leauge of Women Voters of Idaho will work in partnership with other local groups to host public forums for Idahoans to hear from candidates in the state’s U.S. Senate race and governor’s race. The league, along with the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce, the College of Idaho and the local American Association of Univers
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Two Killed in Two Idaho Weekend Crashes

Two fatal crashes shook Idaho over the weekend. Saturday's Highway 21 collision near Lowman claimed one life, while Sunday's single-vehicle crash in Boundary County killed a 20-year-old driver.
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‘There were tears all around’: Woman reunited with beloved dog missing for five years

Courtney Short and her dog Lily, separated for more than five years and 900 miles, were recently reunited. Short, who now lives in Boise, Idaho, said the separation began in August 2021 after a breakup with an ex-boyfriend who took the dog. She never thought she would see Lily again.
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Dry Creek Historical Society welcomes people for Old Time Farm Day

Old Time Farm Day is the largest fundraiser of the year for the Dry Creek Historical Society, as they host a family-friendly event to raise money to make improvements at the Schick Ostolosa Farmstead.
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Kevin Corson, Owner of Idaho Bonding Company, Discusses Bail Bond Costs, Family Support, and...

Kevin Corson, owner of Idaho Bonding Company, discusses the challenges families face when securing bail, the importance of clear financial agreements, and his approach to providing personalized bail bond services throughout Idaho. Navigating the bail bond process can be overwhelming for individuals and families unfamil
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Glow Paint Covers Every Hole Of This Indoor Mini Golf Course In Idaho

Neon swirls on a mall floor are not what most people expect to find during a weekend errand run in Idaho. Yet one shopping center in the Treasure Valley now holds a putting course where every rail, wall, and obstacle glows under black light. It turns a gray afternoon into...
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California scientist emerges as possible Tylenol murders suspect

A man found dead in a church halfway across the country may have suddenly unlocked the key - quite literally - to one of America's most famous unsolved crimes. On Dec. 4, 1982, a parishioner at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Boise found a man collapsed under a pew. She had worked as a nurse, so she quickly recognized
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An Idaho Riverfront Trail Leads You To Ancient Petroglyphs On Volcanic Rock

Dark, rounded boulders sit along the Snake River in southwest Idaho, and at first they look like leftovers from some old rockslide. Get closer, and you will spot circles, dots, and figures carved into their surfaces by people who lived here thousands of years ago. A riverside trail and a...

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