Railroad through Hotel + Target shooting fires + Job fair
Hello {{ subscriber.first_name | strip | default: “there” }}. Gretchen Parsons here to start off the workweek. Ever heard of railroad tracks running through a hotel lobby? That was the setup at an old Idaho hotel, more on that below. Plus, target shooters must pay hefty restitution after starting wildfires.
Planning & Zoning unanimously backs recommended approval for Five Mile project
City of Boise's Planning and Zoning Commission all voted in favor of recommended approval for a new 45-unit development at 2911 Five Mile Road.
Hyde Park Street Fair returns this weekend to Camel’s Back Park
The biggest block party of the year, Hyde Park Street Fair, is back for its 46th year. The street fair is set to take place from 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 12 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 14 at Camel’s Back Park, located in Boise’s North End neighborhood. The free-to-attend, weekend-long event features craft and commercial...
Tased, tied, and beaten: Arraignment offers new details in Eagle kidnapping plot
The victim thought he was meeting a photographer in the Eagle foothills to take pictures of him with his motorcycle. He later told police he was tased, tied, and badly beaten by a man he recognized.
Boise’s New Breakfast Spot Serves Amazing Burritos Out Of Window
Locals are loving this new Boise breakfast option!
Don’t take kids out of car seats/booster too soon
BOISE – According to new research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, child crash fatalities have declined over the past five years. But many children are still being moved out of car seats and booster seats too soon. AAA found that nearly 100,000 kids were injured in car...
Boise loves this dessert chain so much it opened shops walking distance apart
With a business model that’s anything but vanilla, The STIL has grown into Boise’s premier ice cream chain. Unique flavors. Booze-infused concoctions. Vegan options. Beer-and-ice-cream flights. These are some of the creative touches that have allowed the Idaho brand to blossom into five Treasure Valley locations over...
Why Drivers Were Distracted By Boise’s Balloon Festival
The Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic has wrapped up, leaving behind a sky painted in color and a few distracted drivers wondering what just happened.
Caldwell dog stabbed with fork while protecting home from intruder
A Caldwell dog was stabbed with a fork while protecting her family's home from an intruder. The owner criticizes the police response to the incident.
Boise CO-OP approved to open third location in Meridian
MERIDIAN, Idaho — Meridian's City Council approved a plan for Boise CO-OP to begin building a location on the corner of W. Chinden Blvd and N. Black Cat Road on Thursday, Sept. 4. The company initially filed plans with the city in March. This would create the third grocery...
