Boise launches fall campaign to educate renters on rights, repairs and evictions
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — As Boise heads into the fall, the city is launching an educational campaign aimed at helping renters better understand their rights and protections, with a focus on what to do when they fall behind on rent, how to request repairs, and how the eviction process works in Idaho.
Caldwell grocery access gap persists as new stores promise relief for the city
Caldwell's population has grown nearly 30% since 2020, but a large portion of the city is still classified as "low food access" by the USDA.
One of Boise’s Biggest Fall Traditions Is Back This Weekend
Looking for something to do this weekend? Art in the Park takes over Julia Davis Park for three days with 240 artists, food, live music and activities for the kids and it’s FREE to attend.
Punt-return mistakes mar Evan Stewart’s long-fought return from injury — but his coach believes
Evan Stewart trusted Dan Lanning had his back — long before the Oregon coach showed it after Stewart’s long-awaited and bumpy return to action Saturday against Boise State. It was the senior receiver’s first game since the 2024 Big Ten Championship, and he caught eight passes for 72...
Maddux Madsen’s Hard Count And Canaan Moore’s Leg Kept Boise State Competitive In A...
Boise State's defense couldn't contain Oregon's big plays, giving up eight passes of 20 yards or more in a 34-27 loss. The Broncos will look to bounce back when Memphis comes to town this week.
Residents organize in opposition to proposed Meridian subdivision
MERIDIAN — A group of Meridian residents opposed to the construction of a proposed housing development on the city’s north side have submitted a pair of petitions dedicated to their cause to city, county and state officials. Donna Held of the SpurWing Heights neighborhood was a key organizer in collecting more than 600
‘Soooo GOOD’: It was voted Idaho’s best food truck. Now it’s a new Boise...
A fun, quirky concept that was voted the top food truck in Idaho will unveil its first brick-and-mortar Saturday. And despite its name, hungry Boiseans might want to run, not walk, to the grand opening. Walkin Takos plans to debut Saturday at 701 N. Orchard St. The 1,178-square-foot building was the longtime home of Ta
Nampa officials introduce new assistant city attorney
NAMPA — The city of Nampa recently hired an assistant city attorney: Blair Larsen. Nampa’s City Attorney Preston Rutter seems to be pretty glad to not only fill the role, but to hire one with Larsen’s skills. Rutter spoke Tuesday night of Larsen’s hiring and his experience. “Hiring a municipal attorney is not an easy t
New brunch option coming to The Village
A new-to-the-valley restaurant is planning another location. Over Easy has filed application permits to take over the former Blaze Pizza site at The Village at Meridian. According to the application, the restaurant plans to remodel the space’s kitchen, dining room, patio, bar, and restrooms. As BoiseDev reported, the A
Middleton man arrested for robbing a liquor store with an airsoft gun
MIDDLETON, Idaho (CBS2) — A 20-year-old man has been arrested by the Middleton Police Department after he used an altered airsoft pistol to rob a liquor store. The young man entered Jackson's in Middleton and stole a bottle of liquor. When confronted by a store clerk, police say he pulled out what appeared to be a hand
