Boise ID

The City of Boise will pay a $200,000 settlement over an unconstitutional loitering arrest; former Idaho AG David Leroy weighs in on what the case means for citizens’ rights in public spaces.

A Kuna man who was arrested after shooting and injuring a family member in October 2023 may not serve any time behind bars after a mistrial in his case and an ensuing plea deal. It all started at a birthday get-together and ended with a fight in which 58-year-old Randell Waller shot and injured a man. During the...

Daily flag-raising tradition takes on a special meaning during Middleton Heights' Veterans Day ceremony.

Barbed wire, metal cables, sheet metal, trash and large branches litter the now dry bed of Kuna's Indian Creek. One neighbor warns floaters to stay safe or stay out once the creek refills.

BOISE, Idaho — Late-night adventurers, eager photographers and other Idahoans were treated to dazzling displays left by the northern lights late Tuesday night. For those who missed the aurora borealis, there may be more opportunities to catch the lights' colorful show. Forecasters issued a severe G4 geomagnetic storm...

BOISE, ID – Attorney General Raúl Labrador announced that Garrett Ray Vanni, 38, has been sentenced to up to 15 years in prison following his arrest in a joint undercover operation aimed at identifying and stopping individuals

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Terri Pickens, 2022 Idaho Lieutenant Governor candidate, announced her campaign for Governor of Idaho in 2026. "I am running for governor because I am answering the call to lead during a time of conflict and fear. For too long, politicians have ignored us, and we just can't go on this way,"...

A recent conversation with a local barber who just bought a home in Nampa sparked a lively debate. The barber, previously a renter in the Winstead Park area, expressed his mixed feelings about relocating to Nampa. While he didn't find the traffic too troublesome, he did find the move from the city to the more rural...

These are a few of the ways you can celebrate and honor those who have served our country in the Treasure Valley this Veterans Day

Horseshoe Bend was a Gold Rush settlement established in 1848 in California’s Sierra Nevada foothills. You’d have found 400 residents during its peak, with miners enduring 14-hour workdays in cramped conditions. The community thrived on placer and hydraulic mining until gold depletion caused its decline in the late...