Boise ID

There are wastewater treatment plants in every major city designed to filter out some of the chemicals and drugs that end up going down our drains. But there’s another way this kind of treatment takes place, and it’s all natural: rivers like the one that flows through Boise have microorganisms and bacteria that break...

BOISE, Idaho — A warming trend is expected through midweek as highs reach the low 90s in the Treasure Valley over the next couple of days, remaining unseasonably hot through the first weekend of June. However, people will soon have another way to cool off as Boise's pools are...

BOISE, Idaho — Boise State University will launch a four-year artificial intelligence science degree program, becoming one of the first universities in the country and the first in Idaho to offer a bachelor's degree fully centered on AI. The program launches in fall 2025. "Boise State has been on...

Andrew Woodruff was an offensive lineman from 2005-08, and earned All-WAC honors in 2008.

The Eagle Rodeo is quickly approaching, so Idaho News 6 met up with the rodeo director to discuss what fans should be expecting at the new site!🏇🏆

BOISE, Idaho — Memorial Day weekend proved to be a busy one for deputies with the Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office after responding to multiple incidents on the Snake River and in the South Hills. The office said marine deputies were called to assist several boaters, including a family...

Mostly clear, with a low around 57. Northwest wind 5 to 7 mph becoming calm in the evening. Sunny and hotter, with a high near 92. Light wind. Sunny and hotter with a breeze. High near 94. Wind becoming NW 10-18 mph.. Friday. Sunny & not as hot, with a...

Being outside and diving into nature has never been better. Now that it's warm in the Treasure Valley everyone wants to be outside. While it's still spring the summer energy is here and the blue skies are inviting everyone to go enjoy the fresh air. Luckily a new coffee shop in Boise is giving you precisely that!

The Nampa City Council recently gave the green light for more green space and homes in the northeastern part of the city. At its May 19 meeting, the council approved the annexation and zoning plans for East Canyon, a multi-use development planned for nearly 357 acres southeast of Prescott Ln. and Elm Ln.

On April 29, Idaho Education News filed similar public records requests with the state’s four-year schools. Boise State University, Idaho State University and Lewis-Clark State College provided the records within 10 business days, as state law requires. Instead, the University of Idaho sent EdNews an invoice: for...