Wind gust among strongest ever recorded in Boise area
BOISE — The National Weather Service is still sorting out the data, but Thursday’s storm is already being considered among the strongest ever recorded in the Treasure Valley for the month of May. A 72 mph wind gust occurred at 3:50 p.m. about 4 miles east of Kuna,...
Boise Greek Food Festival Returns
The Boise Greek Food Festival is returning this weekend, bringing authentic Greek food, music, dancing, and cultural experiences to the Treasure Valley. Now in its 44th year, the festival gives visitors a chance to experience Greek culture through traditional food, live entertainment, church tours, and family-friendly
Greek Festival calls for generators amid power outage
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — With the Boise Greek Food Festival set for tomorrow, a power outage at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church has organizers scrambling to keep food from spoiling overnight. The church’s freezers are full of food, but the power is not expected to be restored...
West Ada School District unveils Independence Elementary’s new mascot and colors
Star families got their first look inside Independence Elementary on Thursday evening as West Ada School District hosted a community open house at its newest campus.
Meridian PD & Roaring Springs address viral trespassing incident at water park
Roaring Springs Water Park and the Meridian Police are providing new details after videos circulated online showing a man being escorted out of the park Sunday night before being arrested.
This Idaho Basque Festival Turns Downtown Boise Into A Walkable Cultural Map
Listen, when downtown Boise shifts into Basque Block celebration mode, standing on the sidelines is simply not the move. Idaho gets louder, warmer, and full of street-level energy fast. Nobody should treat this like a quick “maybe we’ll pass through” stop. Show up curious, hungry, and ready...
Caldwell mayor won’t face criminal probe after AG rejects complaint
Idaho's AG declined to pursue a criminal case against Caldwell Mayor Eric Phillips after police chief's attorneys filed a complaint in March.
“It was like the Wizard of Oz”: strong winds topple trees, cause power outages...
BOISE BENCH, Idaho — Strong winds moved through the Treasure Valley Thursday, leaving downed trees, power outages and property damage in their wake across Boise Bench neighborhoods. WATCH: Boise Bench neighbors deal with the aftermath of strong wind storms across the Treasure Valley. Kelly McDonald stepped outside her
Twin Falls + CWI Athletic Director + New playground
Hello {{ subscriber.first_name | strip | default: “there” }}. Sarah Jacobsen here to jumpstart your Thursday. Good morning! Today, we have the latest on the College of Western Idaho welcoming its first Athletic Director, and a new playground opening in Nampa. But first, Anna Daly tells us about an Idaho town that is ho
New footbridge would cross Boise River in busy and growing area
A new pedestrian bridge could pop up along a popular stretch of the Boise River Greenbelt. Riverside Hospitality, which owns the Riverside Hotel, has applied to build a new footbridge over the Boise River, which would link its property in Garden City to the north side of the river in Boise near Bernadine Quinn Riversid
