Idahoans Warn Newcomers Not To Mispronounce These 10 Words
Idaho has been going through a lot of changes in the recent years and a lot of them have been great. Between local businesses still booming and new stores and restaurants moving to Idaho it has been a whole lot of new new new. And with all of the new things being added that means a lot of new people have been moving...
Another Delicious Boise Restaurant Closes For Good After Less Than a Year
If there’s one thing that we’re learning the hard way, it’s that you should never get too attached to your favorite counter at The Warehouse Food Hall. During a recent visit, we discovered that another one of our favorites has called it quits. I’ll be honest, I’m...
Boise High School’s iconic facade is getting a new look. Here’s the reason
Boise High students returning to school in the fall will notice a big change to the front of its iconic schoolhouse. A brick and mortar remediation project, which started last summer and is continuing this summer, includes restoring deteriorating brick and mortar, repairing parapet caps — and removing white paint...
Ada sheriff’s office hunts motorcyclist accused of assaulting Boise women
The Ada County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a man suspected of assaulting women while riding an electric dirt bike, the department said in a Facebook post Tuesday. In multiple incidents between June 18 and July 3, the man approached women on a peg-style electric dirt bike and “slapped or grabbed them on the...
Correctional Officer sues IDOC, says reports of inmate abuse were ignored
SOUTH BOISE, Idaho — A former correctional officer has filed a federal lawsuit against the Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC), alleging he was wrongfully terminated for blowing the whistle on what he describes as systemic misconduct inside state prison walls. Scotty Amos, who worked at the Idaho State...
Boise Police Union says city will sit back down at the negotiation table
In a press release sent Thursday, the police union says that the City of Boise will return to negotiations on a new Collective Labor Agreement. This comes after the city approved a CLA in June.
Mayfield Springs: First major housing development south of Boise along I-84
Mayfield Springs will be the first major development south of Boise along the I-84 corridor, with plans for 2,400 homes across the Elmore County line near the Boise Stage Stop.
Toll Brothers project with hundreds of homes gets green light for N. Meridian
The second of two large Toll Brothers projects in North Meridian received a green light from the Meridian City Council on Tuesday. Dayspring sits on 143 acres, and 517 single-family homes and townhomes are planned for the development. Fourteen acres of commercial lots are also in the plans. BoiseDev to...
Idaho Transportation Department unveils new interchange design for SH-16 and SH-44
BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) hosted a public meeting on Thursday evening to discuss the future of the State Highway 16 and State Highway 44 Interchange. The meeting provided community members with an opportunity to learn about the new interchange design, which aims to improve safety and...
WATCH LIVE: Hearing to lift gag order on Bryan Kohberger murder case
A judge in Boise will hear arguments for a gag order to be lifted in the Bryan Kohberger murder case.
