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Caldwell Parks and Rec sees rise in vandalism

BOISE, Idaho — Vandalism has surged in Caldwell parks, and officials are looking at ways to prevent it from persisting. Daniel McDonald, parks superintendent for the city of Caldwell, said the problems have escalated in recent weeks as more people spend time outdoors. "It seems like since kids have...
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Come On, Boise! We’re Supposed To Be Above Vandalism!

Let's get this part out of the way right away: this isn't about picking sides; this is about doing the right thing, the American way. As reported by Idaho News, the pride flags on Harrison Boulevard have been vandalized for the fifth straight year. Five. Straight. Years. Look, we get...
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Hunderds of more homes set for Eagle foothills next to Avimor

More homes could be coming off of Idaho Highway 55. At the end of March, developer Dave Yorgason filed an application with the City of Eagle to develop the Sagehill subdivision on 736 acres southwest of Avimor, according to documents obtained by BoiseDev through a public records request. The project, which is...
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The 90s Vs Now: Footage Comparing Boise Goes Viral [Video]

Idaho has changed so much in the past years and with so many new people there has been a whole lot of changes. People are doing different things in this city then they were years ago and as cool as it is to live in Idaho now It was still cool many years ago. Recently we have had a lot of.
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Boise murder suspect may go to maximum security prison without trial. Here’s why

The Ada County Prosecutor’s Office asked a judge to enter an order designating Scott Stevens as “dangerously mentally ill,” according to court filings obtained by the Idaho Statesman.
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Coroner identifies man killed in Eagle motorcycle crash

BOISE, Idaho — The Ada County Coroner's Office on Thursday identified the motorcyclist who died in a fatal crash with a pickup truck earlier this week in Eagle. Kyle Dabney, 32, was pronounced dead from blunt force injuries after colliding with a pickup truck at the intersection of Floating Feather Road and Highway 55.
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Idaho teacher files lawsuits, says ovens her students used were ‘covered with’ mice feces,...

BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — Michelle Chung’s classroom at Boise’s West Junior High has been infested for years, she says. She said she’s found mouse droppings and urine all over the room — in which she teaches family and consumer sciences — including in the insulation of ovens that students use to cook. Once, a repair...
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Barry Manilow is back in Boise for “The Last Concerts”

Idaho Today heard from Barry Manilow about his farewell tour covering North America. It's been several decades since Barry graced a stage in Boise, and we wondered, does it look like we made it, after all? And for all the Idaho Fanilows out there (fans are known as "Fanilows," a nickname derived from the "Fanilow"...
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Ada County Coroner identifies woman killed in fatal two-vehicle crash in Boise

A woman died Thursday after a truck collided with a sedan at Chinden and Five Mile in Boise. The sedan's driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Construction site in Boise becomes archaeological goldmine

BOISE, Idaho — Sometimes history isn't just in the books, it's beneath our feet. At the corner of Main Street, where the old Assay Office stands, a routine construction project turned into a time capsule of Boise's mining era. Last fall, as crews were digging trenches for faster internet...

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