Inclusive candy shop Sweet Zola’s to close on Dec. 31
Over the past 7 years, Sweet Zola's has employed over 70 employees, many of whom worked through developmental disabilities to develop priceless life skills.
Thousands of Idahoans Cancel Health Insurance Plans on Exchange Ahead of Subsidies Ending
BOISE, ID – Idaho’s health insurance exchange ended open enrollment Monday night, with thousands of Idahoans canceling plans ahead of the expiration of deep federal government subsidies. Overall, enrollment in health insurance plans on Your Health Idaho
Boise contractor arrested for grand theft after taking payments without finishing work
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Boise Police Department reports that, over the last few months, at least three victims attempted to hire the same contractor linked to multiple business names, including Idaho Decks and Exteriors. Police say, in each case, the contractor took a down payment from the victims,...
Suspect faces multiple felony charges for unauthorized transactions in Boise
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Boise Police Department reports police began investigating a report involving the theft of a business account credit card earlier this month. It was reported that an unknown person entered stores and made several fraudulent charges using the stolen card. Following an investigation, evidence...
Kuna City Council approves Napa Vineyards development after 15-year wait
The Kuna City Council has given the green light to the Napa Vineyards Subdivision, a major residential development that has been in the planning stages for over 15 years. The council's decision came after a 2-2 vote was broken by Mayor Joe Stear, allowing developers to proceed with the project.
Idaho schools to join $16M study on adolescent suicide prevention
St. Luke’s Health System, in collaboration with The Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, is set to co-lead a significant study aimed at reducing adolescent suicide through school-based prevention programs. The study, supported by a $16 million funding award from the Patient-Centered...
Eagle’s $20 million wastewater reuse project sparks debate among neighbors
The Eagle Sewer District is investing in upgrades to produce "Class A" treated wastewater designed for irrigation use in lawns, parks, and crops.
Idaho Land Board presents $68M check to students at Christmas event
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Idaho State Board of Land Commissioners hosted a Christmas celebration featuring a performance by the Capital Singers, an elite choir from Capital High School, and a check presentation to students. The event took place on Tuesday morning in the 2nd Floor Rotunda of the...
Eagle, Idaho continues its rapid expansion as new development and population growth reshape the...
Eagle, Idaho has become one of the fastest-growing cities in the Treasure Valley according to real-estate-blog.com. Located just northwest of Boise, Eagle has undergone a surge in development, population and economic growth in the recent years. “Traffic is a lot. It is obvious that Eagle has been growing over the...
Eagle High’s SRO David Anderson reflects on his 23-year career
When students walk around the halls on their way to class, they often see Student Resource Officer David Anderson watching them go by. But rest assured, this strong, tattoo-armed man protects each and every one of Eagle High’s students every day. With 23 years under his belt, Anderson is a highly skilled SRO and...

















