Boise ID

Broncos still searching for first class of 2027 commitment

NAMPA―Nampa’s urban renewal agency has acquired nearly 2 acres in the heart of downtown through a land swap with the city, clearing the way for it to seek a developer to remake the block with housing, shops, offices and public gathering space. The Nampa City Council on Oct....

One of the most popular food-and-drink destinations in Eagle will expand to a new city next year. Crave Kitchen & Bar , a roughly 7,000-square-foot restaurant at The Bridges at Lakemoor development, is headed to Meridian. The second Crave location is being planned at the Ten Mile Crossing development, in front of Scheels sporting goods store, according to a press release. “Spanning more than 8,000 square feet, the restaurant will feature a dedicated bar area, an enclosed patio, and private dinin

Redevelopment plans for the Lusk District will now include geothermal heat following an announcement Monday by Micron.

Boise’s Micron Technology is laying out in detail how it will make promised investments in housing and transit as it works on a $50 billion expansion of its campus on Federal Way. Micron promised $75 million in community investment shortly after it first announced it would add a memory...

NWS forecasts scattered rain and mountain snow across southwest Idaho and southeast Oregon Tuesday.

Animal rights activists in Boise demonstrated near Merck Animal Health’s downtown office in early October, joining a nationwide campaign called “Save the Dogs” over the company’s alleged purchase of laboratory beagles from a Wisconsin breeding facility. Members of Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) gathered near the company’s...

The store follows another sporting good store just a block away that closed a weeks ago.

Over the past month, EdNews profiled two legislative races in each of Idaho’s three key swing districts that have a mix of Democrats and Republicans in office. These are the battlegrounds where seats are most likely to flip from one party to another: District 15 in west Boise, District 26 in central Idaho and District 29 in Pocatello.

IDAHO FALLS – Legendary entertainer and music icon Donny Osmond has announced that he will bring his award-winning solo show to select U.S. cities this summer for his Crazy Horses tour. The tour begins June 10, 2027, in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and ends August 14, 2027 in his hometown of Salt Lake City, with stops in cities such as Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, Denver, Atlanta and Nashville. Osmond will make two stops in Idaho. The first one will be June 28 at the Morrison Center for the