Boise ID

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The biggest residential development in Idaho has waited five years and committed millions of dollars to build a new underpass connecting its growing community on the east and west sides of Idaho 55. ITD describes the new feature as a milestone for the community and the surrounding area. The underpass, about a mile nort

The Foundation for Ada/Canyon Trail Systems is raising community donations to help fund a proposed pedestrian bridge that would connect the Garden City Greenbelt at 52nd Street to Plantation Island, eliminating a detour for walkers and cyclists.

A guest came into Corpus Commons last week with everything she owned in a grocery bag. She’d been sleeping somewhere different every night. Why? She was fleeing domestic violence, overnight shelters were full, and she couldn’t risk being fined for sleeping outside. She came to Corpus for a shower, a warm meal, and a pl

MERIDIAN, Idaho — The Kleiner Park live concert series has returned in the Treasure Valley -- offering attendees the opportunity to experience free live music, food vendors and the Idaho outdoors. The festivities started June 5, but concerts are continuing through August 14. Bands will take the stage at...

Dozens of Eagle residents attended the July 14 City Council meeting to speak out against a plan that would have brought hundreds of storage units into the city. City Council members sided with residents in the end and unanimously voted against the plan, sympathizing with neighbor sentiments that the proposal “simply is

Yazzie Plentywounds was shot and killed in Boise in 2007

The Meridian Police Department is turning its focus to e-bikes and e-motorcycles as the vehicles have exploded in popularity and prompted growing safety concerns across the city and Treasure Valley. On Wednesday evening, the department held a community meeting to unveil its new education and enforcement campaign target

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Firefighters battling the Claremont Fire have made significant progress in difficult and challenging circumstances, but they are now hard at work on contingency plans. The Claremont Fire began on July 6 in the Boise Foothills. The fire quickly grew in size and began traveling up...