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What Boise will look like in the next 50 years depends on what it decides to keep from the last 50. That’s why the city is launching an update to its Historic Preservation Plan , which will determine which aspects of Boise’s identity the city prioritizes protecting — and what it’s willing to change — as it manages a pr

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Boise Depot in downtown Boise will be closing its doors to the public beginning August 2. Giving the century old building some updates and renovations. Recently, the Depot celebrated its 100th year, but after 100 years of wear and tear some parts are in...

Students and educators are sometimes being asked to learn and work in unhealthy spaces.

BOISE, Idaho — Friday marks the third consecutive day that specialized planes known as “scoopers” will be helping put out the Claremont Fire. These fixed-wing aircraft have an accurate nickname; they’ve been scooping water from the surface of Lucky Peak Reservoir to release over the fire.

They went from a foodtruck to a storefront and it is a success!

Buc-ee’s made headlines this summer as foreigners flocked to the Beaver-mascotted travel centers during the World Cup to experience the American phenomenon. Meanwhile, the Meridian lot where the chain was eyeing an Idaho location stood largely still. BoiseDev reported the travel center was planning one of its large con

BOISE — Police were at a popular recreation point Thursday apprehending a man suspected of lewd conduct and kidnapping. Detectives and deputies with the Ada County Sheriff's Office and Eagle police arrested Jose Lozano Flores, 29 of Nampa, at 3:19 p.m. Thursday at Quinn's Pond in Boise. According to the Ada County Sher

BOISE—A federal grand jury in the District of Idaho returned an indictment last week charging Miran Kostic, 66, of Boise, Idaho, a national of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with lying while attempting to obtain U.S. citizenship. According to court documents, Kostic was a high-level official in the so-called Autonomous Provin

Brian Allen Lemke was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday in connection with the death of his newborn son, Benji. The sentence includes six years fixed and nine years indeterminate, meaning Lemke must serve at least six years before becoming eligible for parole. Inside the courtroom, the state’s first...

In Nampa, Central Elementary students will start the school year at Centennial after a roof project mistake allowed rainwater to flood the building less than three weeks before classes begin.