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2 Deadly Viruses Reported in 5 Idaho Counties So Far in 2024
Recent confirmed findings by the CDC and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare show that 2 deadly viruses are active in Idaho this year. All findings have been in counties in Southern Idaho and have all been on the last 30 days, and it isn't COVID this time. West...
Fire spanning 118,000 acres leads to smoke-filled skies, evacuations
Initial air quality forecasts for this week predicted moderate conditions for the Treasure Valley, but a new wildfire in Gem, Payette and Washington counties changed that. The Paddock Fire, which was started by lightning Monday night, encompasses more than 118,000 acres north of Ada and Canyon counties and, as of Thursday afternoon, was 5% contained. “Right now it’s spreading to the east, the south and the west,” said fire information...
Ada County Coroner’s Office Takes Occupancy of New State-of-the-Art Facility
Community members to benefit from enhanced services. Ada County Coroner’s Office is pleased to have taken occupancy of its new facility at 95 N. Touchmark Way in Meridian, Idaho. This state-of-the-art facility offers services not only to the citizens of Ada County but to over 30 counties in Idaho, and on occasion, agencies in Eastern Oregon.
911 and dispatch in Ada, Canyon County complete maintenance
BOISE, Idaho — Update: maintenance has been completed as of 1:29 a.m. on Friday morning. On early Friday morning the Ada and Canyon County's 911 and dispatch will go down temporarily for "critical maintenance." The service will be down between 1 and 3 a.m. The Ada County Sheriff's office...
Ada County Coroner identifies driver in fatal July 22 crash that killed unborn baby
Boise, ID (CBS2) — The Ada County Corners office has identified the driver in the July 22 fatality crash that sent a woman hospital and killed her unborn child. The crash happened just before 11 p.m. on July 22, at the intersection of Middleton Road and Lincoln Avenue. 47-year-old...
Coroner Releases Cause of Death for boy Found in Canal in Southern Idaho
The Ada County Coroner’s Office on Wednesday positively identified Matthew Glynn as the boy who was found dead in a Boise canal, and provided a cause of death. Glynn died by accidental drowning, the coroner’s office said Wednesday via news release. The boy had been reported missing Monday evening — the day of his fifth birthday party — and was found “submerged in water” just before noon the next day.
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