‘Always curious,’ this Boise TV journalist is signing off after decades
BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — Don Nelson will board a flight to Seattle the day after he signs off for the final time as a senior reporter for KIVI-TV Idaho News 6 on Thursday. He is set to receive the Silver Circle award from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences following a devoted career in radio and televi
Boise’s historic Trolley House to reopen as 1920s-inspired cafe and lounge
New owners of Boise’s historic Trolley House say they’re working to preserve the building’s nearly century-old character while transforming it into a new gathering place for the East End neighborhood.
Crews respond to human-caused fire, largest in Idaho so far this year
ADA COUNTY — A human-caused wildfire burned nearly 1,500 acres south of Kuna over the weekend, prompting a multi-hour road closure near a recreation area. The blaze, dubbed the Moore Fire, was reported at about 2:30 p.m. on Saturday and responded to by the Bureau of Land Management — Boise District. Located 12.4 miles
Cooler Air Settles In But Storm Chances Continue
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Southwest Idaho is waking up to a much different setup Tuesday after Memorial Day heat pushed temperatures into the low 90s around Boise. Highs Tuesday only climb into the low 70s around Boise and upper 70s near Twin Falls with mostly cloudy skies around much of the region.
Boise Fire rescues paddleboarder trapped in Boise River
BOISE, Idaho — Boise Fire rescued a woman Monday evening from the Boise River after she fell off a paddleboard and became trapped in a tree. The Boise Fire Department said crews responded around 5:50 p.m. near Baybrook Court to a call of a woman paddleboarding on the Boise River who had fallen off her board and was han
Meridian City Council approves 200-unit apartment development near Overland Road
🏗️The Meridian City Council approved a 200-unit apartment development near Overland Road in a 5-1 vote. Neighbors and council members weigh in on what this means for the community.
Fundraising platform FlipCause owes millions to charities nationwide, including nonprofits in Idaho
The Fundraising platform FlipCause filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in December, according to court documents. But the Oakland-based company owes more than $29 million to charities nationwide, including two in Idaho. Allison Terenzio-Moody is the executive director of the Treasure Valley Children’s Theater. They put on
Strong winds tear roof from cargo warehouse near Boise Airport
Strong winds tore parts of a cargo warehouse roof off near Boise Airport on Monday afternoon. No injuries were reported.
Birthday Bash: America 250 celebrations and reflections on historic milestone across the country
Across the country, communities are commemorating and celebrating America’s 250th birthday and the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Many, but not all of the events are part of Fourth of July celebrations. Also, many America 250 events are free—and local in scope, since summer trave
‘Your circumstances do not define your ceiling:’ LC State prison program grows
It was 2024 and Doyle F. was eight years into a 10-year sentence, the remaining stretch filling his mind. “I thought that I would just do my time, do the best I could, get out.”. But that year, Lewis-Clark State College began offering classes at the Idaho State Correctional...

















