Boise, ID Weather Alert: Mountain Snow Returns Oct. 27
NWS forecasts scattered rain and mountain snow across southwest Idaho and southeast Oregon Tuesday.
Who is the ‘Mad Pooper?’ Subject of new Colorado documentary
Plenty of documentaries have focused on the acts of serial criminals, but a story out of Colorado Springs has drawn the interest of filmmakers, and this documentary features another type of serial wrongdoer — a serial defecator.
New Mexico animal shelter looks to get lost dog back home to South Carolina...
An animal shelter in New Mexico is looking to get a dog back home to South Carolina after he was lost in the middle of a move.
Another Major Sporting Goods Store Is Closing For Good in Boise
The store follows another sporting good store just a block away that closed a weeks ago.
Maryland man indicted for alleged voter fraud in New Mexico
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A Maryland man has been indicted for alleged voter fraud in New Mexico. Robert Glenn Johnson, 63, is accused of submitting a voter registration application to the Bernalillo County Clerk’s Office in September 2022. The FBI says he falsely claimed to be a New Mexico resident. Johnson was arrested in Wisconsin […]
Heavy fog caused ground delays, stops at DIA for at least 8 hours
The heavy fog around the Denver metro area prompted ground stops and delays at Denver International Airport early Tuesday morning.
Donny Osmond announces Crazy Horses Tour in 2027, which includes a performance in eastern...
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
Lafayette Hits Pause on Data Centers, Joining Colorado’s Growing Backlash
Lafayette City Council has approved an 18-month moratorium on new data center applications, giving staff time to figure out whether the city's rules are even equipped to handle the industry's water, power and noise demands. The pause blocks applications for building new data centers in the city during that window.
A Fired Trucker Kept His Company’s $52,000 Semi—Plate Cameras Found It in Georgia
A truck driver who was fired by a Midland, Texas, company kept driving its semi for weeks, police say, until license plate cameras tracked the $52,000 truck to Georgia.
Driver walks away after minivan plunges 20 feet into Blue River in southern Overland...
A 59-year-old man has minor injuries after crashing his minivan into the Blue River in southern Overland Park on Monday evening. Firefighters from Overland Park and Leawood responded to the scene along with Johnson County Med-Act paramedics for a possible water rescue near 159th Street and Kenneth Road just after 7:40 p.m.
