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Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Boise, ID – As January continues and winter conditions persist across Idaho, fire officials are reminding homeowners that winter fire risks remain elevated during the coldest months of the year,...

Tucked away in Boise’s charming landscape sits Enchanting Objects, a vintage paradise that transforms ordinary shopping into an extraordinary adventure through time. Have you ever walked into a place and felt like you’ve accidentally stumbled through a portal to every fascinating decade of the last century...

A $1 million grant will soon enable Boise to take action on a one-mile stretch of road that has been identified as the highest injury corridor in the city. The grant, awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation, will be utilized for a traffic study on Fairview Avenue between Cole and Curtis roads. This section...

NAMPA, Idaho — This story originally appeared in the Idaho Press. The Idaho Press recently received an email from a man who was shocked to find out Pete Kimball Roberts, who killed longtime Nampa realtors Robert “Bob” C. Young and Idella Young, was no longer in prison.

Neighborhood Reporter Brady Caskey confirmed officials are responding to a structure fire at Ashley Manor Memory Care, at 3424 Hill Road in Boise, at 4:15 this afternoon.

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — On Saturday, the annual Gebert-Arbaugh Polar Bear Challenge dared individuals and teams to dive into the icy waters of Lucky Peak Reservoir to raise money for Make-A-Wish. Participants donned costumes and brought team spirit to raise money through sponsorships for a great cause.

This year’s event is expected to support more than a dozen wishes for Idaho children. Make-A-Wish Idaho says the Polar Bear Challenge raises more than $100,000 annually, and grows every year.

A new brunch and lunch café has opened in Garden City, filling a long-missing breakfast gap near the Greenbelt.

🦃 Councilmember Jimmy Hallyburton will host a Jan. 29 town hall at Lowell Elementary to tackle aggressive turkey behavior.

The annual shareholders meeting with the Farmer's Union Ditch Company stretched on for hours, as shareholders voted for new board members after forcing a quorum for the first time since the 1980s.