La Casita project brings new life to historic Wilder cabin
Once a farm office owned by former Idaho Gov. Phillip Batt, the restored building—thanks to Lowe’s and community volunteers—will now serve students and families with programs and events.
‘Youth Ride Free’ on Boise buses this summer
BOISE, Idaho — This story originally appeared in the Idaho Press. Teens and tweens can ride the bus for free this summer through Youth Ride Free, a program born out of the City of Boise Youth Roadmap. From May 1 through Aug. 31, children 18 and under will be...
Boise trails ready for spring: Downhill bike path set to open early April
BOISE, Idaho — Boise's popular trail system is in solid spring shape this week, with crews focusing on maintenance in the foothills and a downhill biking trail scheduled to open soon, according to a Tuesday update from Ridge to Rivers. In a Facebook post, Ridge to Rivers said trails...
Ranking Reveals The Truth About Stress Levels In Idaho
This is one of the better things we've seen for Idaho in recent news.
Idaho State Police arrest motorcyclist accused of hitting 115 mph on I-84
"This incident shows a broader seasonal trend of increased aggressive and unsafe motorcycle riding in traffic." - Idaho State Police
⚠️ Boise River WMA reopens early on April 1
Starting April 1, the Boise Front segment of the Boise River Wildlife Management Area will reopen to the public. Idaho Fish and Game lifted the seasonal closure about two weeks early after a mild winter and warm weather reduced the need for extended protection of wintering deer and elk.
Ex-Boise teacher claims retaliation after reporting aide in exploitation case
A former Boise teacher says she faced retaliation after reporting concerns about former aide Gavin Snow, as lawmakers consider new whistleblower protections.
Early morning commercial fire contained in Boise, no injuries reported
Fire crews from the Boise Fire Department responded to an early morning structure fire on March 25, 2026, at a commercial building in Boise.
Accused road rage shooter now faces first degree murder charge, hearing Wednesday
MERIDIAN, Idaho (CBS2) — On March 25, Jacob Streat will appear in Ada County Court for a motion hearing, two days after prosecutors upgraded the second- degree murder charge to first-degree murder on March 23. His preliminary hearing is set for April 13. At around 12:30 p.m. on January...
Ada County Sheriff issues statement on Idaho immigration bill proposal
BOISE, IDAHO (CBS2) — Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford has put out a statement on legislation that would have required local police and county sheriff’s offices in Idaho to partner with federal immigration officials. House Bill 659 would have required local and county law enforcement to apply for...
