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BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Garden City Police Chief Cory Stambaugh is preparing to retire. Stambaugh began his career with the Garden City Police Department in 1994. Over the years, he has watched the city change, the department grow, and the job evolve. He says Garden City looked much different...

LEWISTON, Idaho — Lewis-Clark State College (LCSC) announced it has launched a new program called LC State Elevate on Monday. The new program will provide new and improved opportunities for busy adults, according to LCSC. Below are the things the new program includes:. Three-Year Degree // 90-credit, accelerated Bachel

BOISE, Idaho — With Idaho's new bathroom law set to take effect July 1, employment attorneys are urging businesses to start preparing now, even as significant questions about the law remain unanswered. At a panel discussion in downtown Boise on Tuesday, employment attorneys laid out what House Bill 752,...

BOISE, Idaho — The halls of a Boise nursing building remained vacant for nearly three years. But the space is suddenly shining with new life – bringing ease of life to older citizens in the City of Trees. LEAP Housing on Tuesday celebrated the opening of Sycamore Commons,...

ADA COUNTY, Idaho (CBS2) — Ada County Sheriff's Office states detectives are seeing an increase in scams involving supposed missed court or jury appearances. Residents are receiving fake texts, emails and phone calls claiming they must pay a "bail" to avoid arrest. Scammers often use spoof phone numbers to make it appe

Puyallup’s J’Isaiah Mitchell is Broncos’ highest-rated class of 2027 commit

Downtown Caldwell business owners say the $4M Kimball Bridge project is hurting sales and customer access.

EAGLE, Idaho (CBS2) — A Utah-based fast-casual restaurant known for globally inspired, scratch-made meals is expanding into Idaho for the first time, with a new Vessel Kitchen location set to open June 18, 2026, in downtown Eagle. The restaurant will open at 55 E. State St. and will be...

A new restaurant and watering hole is planned on the Boise Bench. But details aren’t exactly flowing yet. A bar and restaurant listed as Lost River Tavern is on track to open in a roughly 3,400-square-foot building with a 500-foot patio at 110 N. Orchard St., according to permits filed with the city of Boise. Owners Le

We're living through strange times in the world these days and unfortunately, Boise is not immune to the ripple effect of global issues. More and more we see businesses struggling to stay afloat and the folks that want to support? We're struggling, too. News coming out of the heart of...