Boise ID

Holiday weekends have a way of making home cooks question every life choice. Suddenly, one backyard meal turns into a full operation with coolers, hungry relatives, and someone asking when the food will be ready. Meridian has a much easier answer, and it smells like smoke before the first plate...

People were cracking some crazy jokes in the comment section of this video!

BOISE — Gov. Brad Little proclaimed July 2 as Wildland Firefighter Day in Idaho, aligning with the nation’s observance of the day and recognizing the service and sacrifice of wildland firefighters and their support personnel. “Wildland firefighters answer the call under some of the most challenging conditions imaginabl

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — As Idahoans prepare to celebrate America’s 250th birthday and the Fourth of July, the Treasure Valley DUI Task Force is urging people to celebrate responsibly and says it will increase DUI patrols throughout the Treasure Valley beginning tomorrow. The goal of the stepped-up enforcement...

Nature should be easy to reach for everyone. Too many great views demand a brutal climb first. These routes flip that idea completely. They trace rivers, lakeshores, and canyon edges with barely a bump. Shaded benches wait whenever your legs want a break. Idaho hides these gentle paths that anyone...

Boise-based Albertsons is running a trial on a new tracking tag in some local stores, but the company says it isn’t tied to some of its other tracking initiatives. The company has placed small white radio frequency identifier (RFID) tags on bakery items in some stores. The tags are printed with the Albertsons logo, the

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Southwest Idaho residents and business owners who were hit by strong winds, heavy rainfall, and hail on June 26-27 are being asked to report any damage as the state evaluates if any disaster assistance programs could become available. The Idaho Office of Emergency Management said...

A local restaurant that has served Canyon County for years is now dishing up Asian cuisine in Meridian. And based on gushing early feedback, diners might need to pinch themselves with chopsticks to believe they’re not dreaming. “Sushi in the Meridian??” one Google review sputters, as if being a Meridian resident is aki

BOISE, ID – At 19, Joshua Ritter, born in Moscow to parents Robert and Sue, left the state to pursue his education and music career in Ohio. More than 30 years, 13 albums and two novels later,

If you’re craving that favorite breakfast from The Griddle “on Overland,” don’t worry or get confused. It’s just no longer on Overland Road. The very first Idaho restaurant for what has become a Treasure Valley staple has a new home just down the street. The Griddle last year announced its plan to move the 2310 E. Over