Latest coverage from Boise.
Boise will observe Juneteenth amidst high temperatures this week. Community events like the Wassmuth Center's 30th anniversary were highlighted. Authorities addressed a public safety incident, and a South Boise family was displaced by a fire. Discussions continue on property taxes and ongoing road work.
Local courts are addressing significant legal matters this week, while city officials have acquired land for future housing initiatives. Authorities completed a recovery mission following a recent river incident. Community infrastructure improvements and an upcoming heatwave are also notable for residents.
A public safety incident on Highway 55 involving a vehicle entering the Payette River led to road closures and an ongoing investigation. Micron's substantial expansion in Southeast Boise continues, while area real estate sees significant market shifts. School district programs are underway, and local restaurants are relocating.
A severe late-May storm brought unusual weather to the region. Authorities are investigating recent public safety incidents and traffic altercations, including a missing juvenile. Community updates feature local development plans, several new businesses, upcoming events like the Greek Food Festival, and an overview of the current real estate market.
Local authorities responded to a public safety incident involving two aircraft during an air show at Mountain Home, with all crew members reported safe. Separately, police are investigating activity at a local business. The Youth Ride Free program offers summer bus passes for minors, and the community should note ongoing road construction and weather advisories.
Boise Centre is planning a significant expansion, including a potential multi-sport complex. Local police mark an eighteen-month period without a firearm discharge. The Boise School District is planning for future facilities. New businesses are opening, and community events are scheduled. Residents should be aware of upcoming roadwork on Linder Road and continued real estate market trends.
Boise is experiencing a notable influx of new residents, impacting the housing market. Authorities are reviewing a public safety incident on the Payette River involving a local official. New state legislation mandates a moment of silence in K-12 classrooms. Additionally, road construction continues to affect local commutes.
Local news includes the passing of former Governor Dirk Kempthorne, updates on the Anderson Ranch Dam project, and federal action for those affected by historical radiation exposure. Community events, sports achievements, and local public safety advisories, including a road crossing involving livestock, are also highlighted.
Local news highlights include rising gas prices, ongoing road construction causing traffic adjustments, and a recent high-speed public safety incident that resulted in a vehicle seizure. School districts are addressing growth challenges, while local events and fluctuating spring weather offer community engagement opportunities.
Boise news: Tax Commission offers curbside service on Wednesday. The Capital City Public Market is open on Saturdays. Road construction on Chinden and Linder will cause delays. Pending home sales are up 25% with a median value near $499,000.
Boise sees a slight dip in gas prices, while KTVJ upgrades its signal. Protests at the Capitol led to multiple interactions with law enforcement. The Boise School District is planning for future facilities, and new restaurants are opening downtown.
This week's "Happening in Boise" covers a large protest against recent legislation, a bill addressing school reporting procedures, vandalism at construction sites, and special education funding. Plus, a restaurant recommendation and updates on the new professional soccer team.
Boise faces rising gas prices due to international tensions. A bill to allow more duplexes is back in the state legislature. Utility work will impact traffic near Whitney Elementary during Spring Break. The Boise Flower and Garden Show and Seven Arrows Social Powwow are this weekend.
Boise faces a heat wave with record temperatures. The Statehouse sees new legislation. A public safety incident occurred near a local high school. Traffic and road work cause delays. Real estate sees a slight shift. Treefort and other events are scheduled.
Boise news includes Scentsy layoffs, Medicaid debates, and an ambulance incident in Meridian. A fatal crash case progresses, while the Boise School District faces a lawsuit over restroom policies. Plus, local food reviews and updates on traffic and road construction.
Boise news includes controversy at the Statehouse, a potential gas tax increase, and updates on local schools. Plus, a review of The Wylder restaurant and a preview of the new Athletic Club Boise soccer team's season opener. ACHD construction and the upcoming weather are also discussed.
Boise faces tax changes, budget cuts, and traffic incidents. Nampa police deal with multiple DUI-related crashes. Real estate sees 'strategic normalization' while the Boise School District braces for budget impacts. New restaurants open, and the Broncos and Steelheads play at home.
Boise grapples with urban turkey issues, a condo flooding incident, and a school district lawsuit over poster restrictions. Greenbelt construction begins, impacting commutes. The real estate market shows varied trends, and the weather takes a turn for the worse.
Central District Health is investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to raw milk. The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the Parental Choice Tax Credit. Scammers are targeting those who lost pets. Road construction in Eagle continues. Boise is leading in luxury home price appreciation.
Local news includes a bill addressing face coverings during crimes, restrictions on food stamp use, and an incident on State Street. ACHD is rebuilding the Eckert Road Bridge, and a large housing development is planned. SkiJor Boise is debuting this weekend.
Boise chefs receive James Beard nominations, while a local athlete heads to the Olympics. A traffic incident involving a DUI is under investigation. Measles cases have been reported in local schools. Road construction continues to impact Meridian, and local real estate trends defy national norms.
Boise grapples with budget debates, potential Medicaid cuts, and school voucher concerns. A new steakhouse opens amid housing market shifts. The Idaho Steelheads face a tough loss. The community faces weather challenges and ponders weekend activities.
Boise faces budget adjustments and continued winter inversion. Superintendent Lisa Roberts retires from the Boise School District. Mortgage rates drop below 6%. Plus, a review of Toros Tacos and a look at local sports and weekend events.
Boise confronts new state laws, a State Street incident, and school updates. A new taco spot, Rosa, gains buzz. BSU basketball and the Steelheads face challenges. Road construction is paused, but housing remains costly. Expect rain, then an inversion.
Boise grapples with a developer lawsuit, a tragic incident, and superintendent salaries. Fiesta Chicken gets a glowing review, while BSU basketball and the Steelheads continue their seasons. ACHD announces 8th Street construction, and the Idaho Potato Drop is set for New Year's Eve.
Boise grapples with an Idaho Power rate hike taking effect January 1st, estimated to be around $12 a month for residential customers. The Boise School District honored student artists and staff. Kabob House on South Emerald is highlighted as a local dining gem.
Boise School District settles lawsuit. West Ada employee faces charges. Boise State football secures top recruiting class. Steelheads hockey has home games. ACHD raises fees. Boise real estate market remains competitive. Terroir Bistro gains popularity. Winter markets and events abound.
Boise residents brace for a cold week with temperatures dropping into the teens. Orchard Street remains closed due to a water line break. The West Ada School District is considering a new safety plan involving "Campus Sentinels." Boise State is heading to the LA Bowl.