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Erika Kirk spoke at Nampa Christian Schools for a Club for America gathering that drew more than 500 students to the Flamingo Campus.

After overcoming homelessness and addiction, a Boise man hit the lottery. His first major purchase wasn't for himself, but for Interfaith Sanctuary — the shelter that helped him recover.

‼️29-year-old Abigail Wolverton remains held on $2 million bond as the case continues, with prosecutors citing public safety concerns.

The family of a teenager who died from injuries sustained in a snowboarding accident has sued Boise doctors, an emergency transport company, St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center and Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area over claims that negligent emergency response and medical treatment caused the boy’s death. The parents

A new ranking looks at the neighborhood qualities Americans value most, and several smaller metros beat out bigger names. A beautiful house loses some of its appeal if you dread coming home to the neighborhood. But figuring out what a place is actually like to live in takes more than scrolling through listing photos. T

Why is the Idaho Transportation Department closing 10th Avenue under I-84? CALDWELL, Idaho (CBS2) —The Idaho Transportation Department will close 10th Avenue under I-84 for three nights starting Wednesday, Sept. 23. The 10th Avenue eastbound on- and off-ramps will also close on Wednesday night, followed by the westboun

After Rachel Sauer shared concerns with Idaho News 6 about access to her downtown Nampa spa, contractors fixed her ramp within days.

GARDEN CITY, Idaho (CBS2) — Before the playgrounds fill with children and the skate park welcomes its first riders, wildlife is already moving into Ada County's new Park at Expo Idaho. The roughly 50-acre park, scheduled to open Oct. 23, is being built on the site of the former...

Saturday has a funny way of becoming more expensive when a farmers market is involved. You arrive planning to buy one sensible thing. Then Idaho starts showing off. Before long, somebody is explaining exactly where your breakfast was grown, and suddenly the supermarket feels very far away. That is the charm of these we

Some buildings in Idaho refuse to fade quietly, even after the trains stop rolling in. In the heart of the Treasure Valley sits a grand old brick station that once welcomed travelers heading toward Portland, Boise, and Salt Lake City. Today, instead of ticket lines and steam whistles, it holds...