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Alcohol Believed a Factor in Idaho Accident that Injured a Teen Over the Weekend

Over the weekend there were five highway accidents reported by the Idaho State Police. Those involved come from Idaho, Utah, Montana, Washington, Nevada, and Great Britain. An 18-year-old was killed and three people were injured in the accidents. Teen Injured in Idaho Accident: Alcohol Believed to be a Factor. Both...
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New Terrifying Idaho Dash Cam Footage Has Taken Internet By Storm

If there's one thing that is almost always a guarantee in Boise it's that locals are not too happy with the amount of people that have suddenly decided to move here. Most of the time those who have lived here their whole lives wish nothing more than for it to be as small as it used to be. That being said there are a...
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Best tacos in Treasure Valley? This restaurant won our poll for a second time

Lucio “Coach” Prado didn’t plan on joining the family business. He grew up in the world of restaurants — washing dishes, cooking on the line and slinging drinks behind the bar — but that wasn’t his dream. “I have the background because of my father and my family, and that’s where this whole thing started,” said...
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Apartments could sprout up by The Torch

A new apartment complex is possible on the west side of downtown Boise. According to a pre-application filing, developers hope to build a multi-use apartment complex next to The Torch Lounge on 1900 W Main St in Boise. The Estate of Victoria H. Smith of Priest River currently owns the property. It is currently listed...
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‘Safer for kids and teens just like Jadin’: ACHD commemorates reimagined intersection

BOISE, Idaho — This story originally appeared in the Idaho Press. Representatives of the Ada County Highway District (ACHD) and leaders in the city of Boise gathered Tuesday to commemorate pedestrian-oriented improvements at the western edge of downtown Boise that arrive about two years after tragedy struck the...
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Wrapped in Recognition: Korean War veterans receive Quilts of Valor

BOISE, Idaho — A small gesture meant to leave a lasting impression. Volunteers from Canyon County Quilts of Valor visited the Idaho State Veterans Home on Tuesday to recognize eight Korean War veterans, wrapping each one in a handmade quilt stitched with care—and purpose. The quilts are more...
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Missing person confirmed dead after search crews locate vehicle off Highway 21

A missing 19-year-old woman was found dead by search crews with Ada County on Tuesday evening near Lucky Peak Reservoir.
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Bryan Kohberger will spend life in solitary confinement: Bondsman

As Bryan Kohberger awaits sentencing Wednesday for the murders of four University of Idaho students in 2022, his life could become even more solitary.
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Wedding for sale: Eagle couple charges admission to their wedding to avoid debt and...

EAGLE, Idaho — This Idaho bride and groom aren't registered at Target or Bed Bath & Beyond — instead, they're selling seats to their own wedding. Marley Jaxx and Steve Larsen, entrepreneurs from Eagle, had both gone through previous divorces and found love during the pandemic while attending the same local business...
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Idaho Will No Longer Pay Parents to Care for Disabled Kids

BOISE, Idaho — From 8 a.m. until late at night, Nathan Hill performs countless tasks for his 16-year-old son, Brady. Some of the tasks are small — things most people “take for granted that our kids can do,” Hill said, like popping Brady’s pimples when he gets acne outbreaks.

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