VA Secretary tours Boise construction site of delayed veterans home
Construction crews estimate that veterans could begin moving into the new facility as early as mid-2028.
California developer proposes nearly 200 apartments, commercial space on Overland Rd.
A seven-acre property in Meridian is up for redevelopment a second time. Last year, California-based developer Assemble Management submitted an application with the City of Meridian to annex roughly seven acres at 4270 E. Overland Road and rezone it to the community business district designation. This rezone, and...
The Boise, ID Brunch Café With Bottomless Mimosas and Massive Benedicts
Craving a Boise brunch that actually lives up to the hype? Blue Bench Brunchette brings fresh squeezed flavor, playful drinks, and hearty comfort to your table without trying too hard. Expect cozy farmhouse vibes, friendly service, and plates that feel crafted for weekend catchups or weekday treats. If bottomless...
Treasure Valley Coin Exchange swamped by massive demand for gold and silver
A one-ounce silver coin is now worth more than $95 — about double what it was just three months ago — as demand for gold and silver skyrockets to all-time highs.
Boise Mayor vs. Idaho Lawmakers: A Showdown Over the Flag Law
A clash of ideals is brewing in Idaho, as local leaders push back against state legislation. The pride flag saga is just the tip of the iceberg.
Chain hangs ‘nothing held back’ signs on Boise mall, Village stores. Closures aren’t confirmed
A national chain clothing retailer with locations at Boise Towne Square and the Village at Meridian appears to be closing up shop. Francesca’s (formerly Francesca’s Collection) has 457 boutique stores across 45 states, according to its website — including the locations in Boise and Meridian. This weekend,...
These are the companies that had the biggest mass layoffs in Idaho in 2025
Nearly 900 people in Idaho were laid off en masse in 2025, according to data reported to the state. Their employers had to file Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notifications, or WARN notices , with the Idaho Department of Labor in compliance with a federal law that requires employers to give workers advance notice...
Mark Story’s Leadership Secret Behind On-Time Project Delivery
When Mark Story works with construction teams, he does not arrive with miracle solutions or revolutionary techniques. He brings something more fundamental: the ability to create what he calls a “winning atmosphere.” Over 37 years managing some of America’s most complex construction projects, Story has learned that...
Boise River Wildlife Management Area west of Highway 21 to close for second winter
BOISE, Idaho — A portion of the Boise River Wildlife Management Area will close to support wildlife rehabilitation beginning Feb. 1, Idaho Fish and Game announced. Just west of Highway 21, the land is part of the nearly 10,000 acres burned by the Valley Fire in 2024. This is the second year that the area will close...
Statehouse roundup, 1.20.26: Tuition hikes are ‘on the table,’ State Board chief says
Continued budget cuts could force colleges and universities to increase tuition. But on Tuesday, State Board of Education Executive Director Jennifer White said that isn’t necessarily a done deal. “It certainly has to be on the table as part of our discussion,” White told Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee members.

















