Former teacher settles lawsuit against the Boise School District for $720,000
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Boise School District has settled a lawsuit with former teacher Michelle Chung for $720,000. The Boise School District confirmed the settlement, saying $550,000 was paid by the district's insurer and $170,000 was paid by the district itself. Idahonews.com interviewed Chung in January of this..
Arkansas softball hires Justin Shults as hitting coach
Less than a week after DJ Gasso was hired as the new head coach at Tulsa, Arkansas softball has found his replacement in Justin Shults. Shults will fill the role of associate head coach and oversee hitting. “We are incredibly excited to welcome Justin and his family to Arkansas,” Head Hog Courtney Deifel said in a rele
BoiseDev wants eastern Idaho businesses to apply for list of state’s fastest-growing companies
BOISE — BoiseDev, a business news outlet, is ranking the top 43 fastest-growing companies in Idaho and it wants businesses on this side of the state to apply. BoiseDev managing partner and co-founder Kara Jackson, said the upcoming event will feature a diverse set of businesses, everything from construction companies,
Frontier Airlines adds Boise-Las Vegas nonstop flights from Boise Airport
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Frontier Airlines announced new nonstop service from Boise Airport (BOI) to Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas (LAS). The route, operating four times a week, will launch Sept. 10 and joins Frontier's service to Denver, which began last year when the airline made its return to BOI.
Nampa Fire Board signs off on next step toward merging with Kuna Fire
Following discussions at a Monday night meeting, Nampa Fire's Board of Commissioners decided to move forward with a proposal that would merge the Kuna and Nampa fire departments into a single agency.
West Ada trustees cut ties with Idaho School Boards Association
Idaho’s largest school district will end its membership with the Idaho School Boards Association at the end of the month, citing a tight budget and in-house staff that provide many of the same services. West Ada School District trustees voted 4-1 on Monday to exit ISBA and not renew...
Vendors and celebrities find worth in Gem State Comic Con as event draws record...
More than 50 years ago, comic book conventions, or comic cons as they are more commonly known, have drawn enthusiasts to indulge in their favorite pastime. Today, thousands flock to the annual events, even at smaller, newer cons. At a Glance:. Gem State Comic Con hits 54,124 admissions record. Dave...
Driver arrested after deadly crash in Caldwell, three young-people taken to hospital
One person died in a crash at a Caldwell intersection. Idaho State Police said the two-vehicle crash happened at 9:20 p.m. on Monday at the intersection of East Linden Street and South Kimball Avenue in Caldwell. Police said a silver 2011 GMC Sierra, driven by a 28-year-old man from Guatemala,...
Downtown Boise traffic shifts as city begins second phase of 8th Street improvements
BOISE, Idaho — Downtown Boise construction continues. The City of Boise is starting the second phase of its 8th Street Improvements Project on Monday, June 8. The 8th Street Improvements Project aims to improve pedestrian infrastructure, increase accessibility efforts, create more outdoor seating and support businesses
Oregon Trail dirt returns to the spotlight as Stampede crews sculpt the rodeo floor
NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — With the Snake River Stampede just days away, crews at the Ford Idaho Center are preparing the arena by moving and shaping tons of dirt to create the right surface for the rodeo. Gary Heath, senior director of operations for the Ford Idaho Center, said...

















