Boise ID

Featured picture for "Portable toilet giant moves headquarters to Boise area. Where's the new throne?"

Portable toilet giant moves headquarters to Boise area. Where’s the new throne?

The nation’s largest portable toilet company is making Meridian its new corporate home after relocating its headquarters from Massachusetts. United Site Services, the portable sanitation company whose toilets line events like Nevada’s Burning Man festival , says the move is intended to tap into a “vibrant Boise...
Featured picture for "🚰 Nampa irrigation water expected by early May"

🚰 Nampa irrigation water expected by early May

City of Nampa irrigation customers can expect water to start flowing into canals in early to mid-April, with full pressure available by early May. Water will come from several irrigation districts, including Nampa-Meridian, Pioneer (starting April 15), and Boise-Kuna (date TBD).
Featured picture for "Boise is home to nation’s ‘ugliest house’ of 2025. See the dramatic makeover"

Boise is home to nation’s ‘ugliest house’ of 2025. See the dramatic makeover

BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — A Boise home recognized as the “ugliest house” in the nation has undergone a dramatic makeover. HomeVestors of America franchisees Paul and Tanice Myers spent six weeks transforming the home at 3015 West Sunset Ave. in Boise from a trash-filled dump to a safe, livable space — winning the...
Featured picture for "The Village at Meridian expansion set for October opening with big-name brands"

The Village at Meridian expansion set for October opening with big-name brands

MERIDIAN, Idaho — Construction continues on an expansion at The Village at Meridian, where developers expect new restaurants and retail stores to begin opening this fall. The project will add about 80,000 square feet of commercial space across six new buildings designed for restaurants, retail shops and lifestyle...
Featured picture for "Boise State weighs renaming West Cesar Chavez Lane"

Boise State weighs renaming West Cesar Chavez Lane

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — In a letter to faculty, staff and students, Boise State University is considering renaming West Cesar Chavez Lane, the roadway along the north side of campus between the university and the Boise River Greenbelt. According to the letter, recent reporting by The New York Times...
Featured picture for "People Drive Miles For The Chicken Fried Steak At This Tiny Idaho Diner"

People Drive Miles For The Chicken Fried Steak At This Tiny Idaho Diner

Some restaurants build their reputation the simple way, one satisfying plate at a time. In Idaho, a long-running retro diner has been doing exactly that for decades, quietly winning over locals and curious travellers alike. Many first-time visitors arrive with one item firmly in mind: the chicken fried steak. Crisp...
Featured picture for "Nampa PD search for vandalism suspect"

Nampa PD search for vandalism suspect

Nampa PD is looking for a suspect caught on camera vandalizing several things in downtown. Do you recognize her? Call Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS.
Featured picture for "One of Idaho’s Oldest Drive-In Theaters Announces Early 2026 Opening Day"

One of Idaho’s Oldest Drive-In Theaters Announces Early 2026 Opening Day

Parma Motor-Vu has announced its 2026 opening date along with the movies playing opening weekend.
Featured picture for "Ugliest House of the Year winners gift $20,000 to Habitat for Humanity"

Ugliest House of the Year winners gift $20,000 to Habitat for Humanity

BOISE — Wednesday morning on Maple Grove Road, local couple Paul and Tanice Myers celebrated a win by being able to pass on the goodwill to Treasure Valley Habitat for Humanity. The Myerses were awarded first place in HomeVestors’ The Ugliest House Of The Year Competition. What may sound like an insult is actually...
Featured picture for "Camels Back Reserve trail upgraded with new stairs to ease erosion, improve access"

Camels Back Reserve trail upgraded with new stairs to ease erosion, improve access

BOISE, Idaho — Camels Back Reserve Trail is unveiling upgrades that aim to improve accessibility and reduce erosion on the trail. The project, which began in February, aimed to "improve stability" and prevent trail widening. Ridge to Rivers trail lead Bart Johnson told KTVB at the start of the...

Trending Posts