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Idaho Will Give Drunks Room and Board for Labor Day
A big crackdown is in the works. Across the board from Idaho State Police to your local sheriff, at the city and town level. The Labor Day holiday is the unofficial end of summer for many, and as many want to have a party. This summer started out and in the early weeks looked as if it could set a record for highway deaths. Then, the deadly crashes began to taper off.
Idaho state officials hear community concerns at 'Capital for a Day' event
PRIEST RIVER, Idaho — School funding, taxes and the economy dominated concerns as Idaho Gov. Brad Little brought a host of state officials to the North Idaho city as part of his Capital for a Day program. The Capital for a Day program was designed to give state officials...
The Shocking Reason Why Families Are Leaving Idaho
Just when we thought the days of dirty air were over, the Treasure Valley got hit with another batch of unclean air from another fire. Summer is officially over as Idahoans prepare for the last holiday weekend for quite some time. Most Idahoans are on the road or will be on the road to celebrate Labor Day Weekend. 
Idaho's Jewish Festival at the Ahavath Beth Israel campus
BOISE, Idaho — Idaho's Jewish Festival, formerly called Deli Days, is back for Boise's yearly dose of delicious food, music, dancing and showing an appreciation of Jewish culture. "Idaho's Jewish Festival promotes awareness, appreciation, and celebration of Jewish culture in Idaho," a news release stated. The festival is at...
Idaho governor says human safety is top priority as large wildfires spread
Idaho Gov. Brad Little said his No. 1 focus is on the safety of civilians and firefighters in the face of what he described as the highest priority wildfire in the country. The Wapiti Fire burning near Stanley and Grandjean in the Boise and Sawtooth National Forest surpassed 89,000 acres burned on Thursday, with containment […]
City of Pocatello sanitation collection to operate as normal on Labor Day
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready ... The following is a news release from the City of Pocatello. The City of Pocatello offices and Pocatello Regional Transit will be closed Monday, September 2, for the Labor Day holiday. The Sanitation Department’s collection trucks will be operating as normal. Residents...
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Century's woes continue, North Gem cruises, Rockland gets payback and more from the first full week of the season
Century’s day will eventually come. But Friday night wasn’t it. The Diamondbacks endured yet another double-digit loss. This time at the hands of Burley 33-0 at Highland High School. They’ve now dropped 11 consecutive games going all the way back to the 2022 season. All but one of those have come by double digits. This...
Idahoans Are Angry as Mark Wahlberg Rips Boise in Netflix Movie
There is nothing better than seeing Boise getting shoutouts whether it be on TV or on TikTok and we’ve certainly been getting a lot of attention recently. From Boise having a contestant on Big Brother this summer to all of the Idaho Tik Toks going viral it’s cool to watch our city have such a big impact. HGTV even named it the second best place to live in the entire country! Boise is certainly growing and other people have noticed it as well including television producers.
50 years later, Evel Knievel's rocket returns to the jump site in Twin Falls
Marking 50 years since Evel Knievel's spectacular attempt to jump the Snake River, a celebration will feature a motorcycle parade, and a rare chance to see his Sky Cycle rocket in Twin Falls.
Celebration of life held for Don Aslett at Museum of Clean
POCATELLO — The Museum of Clean bid farewell to its founder Don Aslett on Friday afternoon during a celebration of life attended by family, friends, former employees and many others whose lives were impacted by the man known as the “Sultan of Shine.” Many stopped next to the statue of Aslett within the museum to view a collection of old photos depicting the proverbial “Dean of Clean” during the many years of his life. In one corner was an old photo of him and the...
Splash Dance for Dogs 2024 canceled due to updates at Aquatic Complex
The ever-popular Splash Dance for Dogs has been canceled due to updates happening at the Ross Park Aquatic Complex. Immediately following the end of swimming season contractors began resurfacing the lazy river, prepping to cut and repair exterior floor drains throughout the facility, and removing the bridge to prepare for a new one. For the safety of everyone we have made the decision to cancel Splash Dance in 2024. We are disappointed to cancel the event for our furry friends, but this maintenance will prepare...
‘Flowers for JJ’: Bright new Boise mural honors Idaho leader Saldaña who died last year
A new mural in honor of an Idaho leader who brought light to many Idahoans will bring light to a high-profile Boise alley. Bobby Gaytan is known for a number of high-profile works around Boise, including the 2014 Groovin’ piece on the side of the Alaska Center on Main Street, a large mural at the Hispanic Cultural Center, work for The Cactus Bar, and even a recent mural for the Boise State football program.
Idaho-based dairy plans new $200-million ice cream plant
A large dairy plant in the Magic Valley is about to get a lot bigger. Idaho Milk Products launched in 2009, a joint venture of Aardema Dairies, Bettencourt Dairies, and Big Sky Dairies. Over the last 15 years, the facility in Jerome has continued to grow, focusing on the production of milk protein concentrate, isolate, powder, and cream. It processes 1.6 billion pounds of raw milk each year.
This ‘vicious’ freshman is set for big Boise State role — even as backup to team’s star
BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — Boise State fans have become accustomed to seeing the ball clutched tightly next to the No. 2 jersey of running back Ashton Jeanty. But if they blink on Saturday, they might miss that it’s not in the reliable hands of No. 2; instead, No. 26 has possession.
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