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Jaw-Dropping Report Names One Idaho College “Worst In America”
There are many reasons to distrust the standard US News & World Report rankings of the Best Colleges In America. Author Malcolm Gladwell has done plenty of research to prove the lack of fundamental research in the annual report, which seems critical for colleges to be highly ranked. It's no surprise that the top three schools in 2024 are Princeton and MIT, and a tie for third between Harvard and Stanford.
Meet all 47 Hot Air Balloons Headed to Boise Skies This Week [Photos]
If you can believe it--summer doesn't have much time left. If felt like summer showed up a little bit late this year, but made up for the tardiness with plenty of 100 or more degree days and some smokey skies to go along with them. Now, as most of summer is behind us--September is creeping up, which ushers in one of Boise's most magical events: The Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic.
Bingham County Commissioner Mark Bair to resign Sept. 30
After nearly 12 years of serving Bingham County, Commissioner Mark R. Bair is resigning, effective Sept. 30. Born into a farming family in western Bingham County, Bair reluctantly left the fields and sold the farm due to health issues. Eventually resettling in Firth, he ran for and won the commissioner position in 2013. Bair represents District 1 which is the northern and eastern portions of the county, including Shelley, Firth...
Fans Prepare for a BIG Change Inside Boise State’s Albertsons Stadium This Year
The countdown to Boise State’s first game of the season is on! The Broncos open their 2024 campaign on Saturday, August 31 at Georgia Southern. With Ashton Jeanty deciding to stay at Boise State to make a run at the Heisman trophy and the Broncos picking up some very good players during the off season, the team looks pretty darn formidable on paper. We don’t want to put the cart before the horse, but some experts like Bill Connelly at ESPN, believe that BSU has the best shot at getting the “Group of Five’s” spot in the new 12 team College Football Playoff.
Boise State’s Path To The College Football Playoff
Perhaps we should make an official list of Boise State's opponents in the upcoming football season. Depending on which preseason service you read, most experts are predicting the team to make the twelve-team college playoff or a significant bowl game. . To be the Group of Five representatives, Boise State...
Bengal Volleyball Hosts Aztecs, Redhawks, and Matadors in Home Tournament this Weekend
POCATELLO, Idaho – Idaho State volleyball will be opening up their regular season with their Idaho State Tournament. This year the Bengals will be hosting the Seattle U Redhawks, San Diego State Aztecs, and Cal State Northridge Matadors. The Tournament will begin Friday, August 30th with CSUN vs. Seattle...
James Yizar retires after 40-year ISU career
Mom knows best. If you need proof, exhibit A is Dr. James H. Yizar Jr., known to everyone by his childhood nickname “Byrd,” who retired Aug. 15 from a distinguished 40-year academic career at Idaho State University. Yizar had more ISU titles than there are in Burke’s Peerage, but they had two things in common. They usually included the word dean or director, and they were always geared toward promoting...
Public hearing set for sign code Sept. 5
POCATELLO — A public hearing has been set for the proposed sign code at the city Council regular meeting Sept. 5 at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 911 N. 7th Ave. in Pocatello. During the hearing, the council will hear comments from the public concerning the city’s proposed sign code.
Christmas Time Has Arrived in Idaho Already: Is It Too Soon?
The calendar hasn't flipped to September yet, and already holiday shopping is consuming stores. It used to be that Halloween waited until mid-September to pop up in stores, and Christmas didn't start until the day after Thanksgiving. Still, as time has passed, more and more businesses are putting out holiday shopping earlier and earlier. Some stores have holiday decorations up year-round. It might still be months away, but Christmas shopping has arrived in the Magic Valley, and here is where you can start if you can't wait.
More Cases of Very Rare, Deadly Virus Detected in Idaho
Since the mid-2000s, Idahoans have come to expect at least a few headlines about dangerous mosquito borne illnesses every summer. However, it’s not just West Nile making news this year. A History of West Nile in the Boise Area. West Nile Virus was first detected in mosquitoes in Ada...
Idaho’s Final Challenge Before The “100 Deadliest Days” End
The "100 Deadliest Days" in Idaho is as serious as it gets. It's one of the most dangerous times to be on the roads and Idaho's police have done everything they can to take the proper precautions. It's almost over!. If you're unfamiliar, the "100 Deadliest Days" begin on Memorial...
Man who had Conviction Overturned in Idaho Attempted Murder Case Denied Access to Compensation Fund
BOISE - The Idaho Supreme Court has denied John Wurdemann access to a compensation fund for defendants who are wrongfully convicted and are subsequently able to demonstrate their innocence. This fund has been used previously for defendants who were exonerated by DNA evidence. According to the Idaho State Attorney General's...
Preston’s Tough Loss at Home in Football Season Opener vs Shelley
The Preston High football team faced defeat in their season opener against Shelley, losing 41-20 at home. Key moments included four turnovers on downs, including one near the goal line, and two interceptions that allowed Shelley to capitalize with points. Preston quarterback Carter Perry threw for 134 yards and connected with Cruz Harris for two touchdowns, but defensive struggles hindered the team's performance. Standout defensive play came from Tegan Zollinger, who registered 15 tackles, including two sacks. Coach Craig Cunningham acknowledged the missed opportunities but remained proud of the team’s effort.
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