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Boise's Floatzilla marks the end of float season with a splash
Boise, ID (CBS2) — Boise Floatzilla celebrated the end of the 2024 float season on Saturday at Green Acres Mobile Food Park. The event started at noon at Barber Park where floaters put their rafts in the water and ended across the bridge from Ann Morrison Park at Green Acres Mobile Food Park.
Police investigating rape at Boise State campus housing
BOISE, Idaho — Boise State University and the Boise Police Department (BPD), are investigating a rape that happened in the early hours of Saturday, Aug. 31. The university put out a statement that the rape happened at a small party on campus housing. "The victim was at a small...
Feeding Frenzy: Sweet Temptations has the ‘Best New Sweet’ and you need to try it
BLACKFOOT — It’s a Feeding Frenzy at the Eastern Idaho State Fair, and EastIdahoNews.com is here to taste it all!. Over the next week, we’ll be showcasing local vendors serving up delicious food at the fairgrounds. Today, we are stopping by Sweet Temptations. Jolene Secrist, the original...
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...
More Money Coming to Washington for Housing for People With Disabilities
Washington is getting a boost in funding to help subsidize rent for adults living with disabilities. The state will get $8 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which announced last week it would be awarding nearly $140 million in grants nationwide to 18 state housing agencies as part of its Section 811 Project Rental Assistance for Persons with Disabilities program.
Police: Driver arrested after failing to yield at stop sign, causing multi-vehicle crash that led to one death
JEROME — Idaho State Police are investigating a five-vehicle fatality collision that occurred at 1:38 p.m. on Friday, August 30, 2024, at State Highway 25 and US Highway 93 in Jerome County. A 2024 white Toyota Rav 4 driven by a 36-year-old male from Boise, ID was traveling eastbound on SH25 when it failed to stop at a stop sign colliding with four other vehicles. The following vehicles and drivers...
Central District Board of Health Faces Possible Leadership Change as Member's License Lapses
The Central District Board of Health may need to replace a controversial member under Idaho law. Dr. Ryan Cole was appointed in 2021 to the physician position on the public health district board, which under Idaho law is required to be filled by someone licensed to practice medicine in Idaho. As of June 30, Cole’s physician license has lapsed, the state online professional license database shows.
WA prisoners pay millions in fees to the state. Most of the money isn’t being used
Washington is sitting on millions of dollars collected from incarcerated people for phone calls and other fees – money that is supposed to be spent to improve prisoner welfare. The Incarcerated Individual Betterment Fund grew by about $1 million from last July to an estimated $12 million at the end of June, according to budget […]
Watch or listen to Boise State's season opener today at 2 p.m. MT on ESPNU or KBOI 93.1 FM
Boise, ID (CBS2) — The Boise State Broncos are kicking off their 2024 season this afternoon against Georiga Southern. Boise State is one of the top contenders for the Group of Five's spot in the College Football Playoff. Ashton Jeanty-led Boise State is the Mountain West's defending champion and preseason favorite.
Parvovirus B19 Spreading In Washington Here Are The Symptoms
Residents of Washington need to be aware that Parvovirus B19 is increasing and spreading throughout Washington and other states across America. This virus is a typical child illness that can cause a rashing face, also known as "slap cheeks disease." Source: Newsweek. WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF THE PARVOVIRUS B19?
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