After a decade the old Les Bois park racetrack is getting a new life
It's been roughly ten years since the Les Bois racetrack closed down, and the property has been waiting for its next reincarnation. Now, Ada County is turning these 50 acres into what commissioners say will be the best park in the Treasure Valley. The plan is to restore wetlands and wildlife along the Boise River,...
Albertsons Boise Open Announces 3 Exciting Nights of Concerts in 2026
Organizers announced the 2026 Albertsons Boise Open concert lineup ahead of ticket sales.
Nampa City Council seeks new mayor after Hogaboam’s death
After the unexpected death of Nampa Mayor Rick Hogaboam on March 18 at a regional town hall, city officials are taking steps to fill the role of the city’s leader. Nampa city council to appoint new mayor under Idaho Code § 50-608 David Bills given authority for city...
Public records request reveals cause of death for double-murderer
Pete Kimball Roberts, the man who killed Nampa real estate agents Robert “Bob” C. Young and Idella Young, died in prison on Nov. 7, 2025. The Ada County Coroner’s Office revealed Roberts’ cause of death late Tuesday afternoon. “Hypertensive and Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease,” read the cause of death on the...
ISP arrests motorcyclist for reckless driving, speeding on I-84
BOISE, Idaho — Idaho State Police (ISP) arrested a motorcyclist on Monday after a trooper witnessed them driving at speeds over 100 miles per hour along Interstate 84. Police cited the motorcyclist for reckless driving after they were seen speeding near milepost 29 in a high traffic area. The 27-year old, who ISP...
Update: Boise police arrest Meridian man accused in stabbing
Boise police announced they have a suspect in custody following a stabbing that occured early Tuesday morning, according to a department press release. Police said they arrested James Rice, 24, of Meridian, on suspicion of felony aggrivated battery. Rice initially refused to exit a Meridian home, but surrendered to...
Governor Brad Little signs Isaiah’s Law, expanding child protections in Idaho
Governor Brad Little signs Isaiah’s Law and the Foster Child Safety Act in a public ceremony, honoring families and advocates who helped push the legislation forward.
Don Nelson to bid farewell to local news after career spanning nearly 4 decades
From everyone at Idaho News 6: Thank you, Don, for bringing Idaho the news with honesty, curiosity, and heart.
Bummer, Boise. Despite ‘heart poured into it,’ this planned restaurant is dead
The dust has settled on The Dusty Miller. Plans to renovate an old Boise Bench building into a new brunch restaurant and bakery have come to a screeching halt. The Dusty Miller, a project at 802 N. Garden St., will not happen after all, according to a post on its Instagram page . “ After a lot of time, energy, and...
A new road would ‘unlock’ South Boise for development. What’s standing in its way?
For years, Boise has eyed two large-scale road projects to serve the fast-changing landscape southeast of Gowen Field. Now, city officials are optimistic that federal funding can speed one of them along. The city is pursuing a Department of Transportation grant to fund planning for an extension of Lake Hazel Road,...
