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Are The Boise Boys Really Back Together For A New Show?
Are the Boise Boys back? According to the Timber + Love website, the answer is yes, but if you read between the lines, the answer isn't so clear. According to an article by the Idaho Press, Luke Caldwell and Clint Robertson are about to launch a new television show. Their third attempt to become design megastars has yet to have a name or a network. It will likely be on a free streaming service through their own YouTube or Roku channel.
Boise Fire | Humboldt Co | August 17, 2024
The BOISE FIRE was sparked by an unknown cause which started on August 9, 2024, around 1125 hours PT. It is located south of Orleans, California on the Six River National Forest. The fire is under the management of CA Team 10, a CIMT unit. Current Status. About 10,796 acres...
Nampa liquor licenses will only go to restaurants moving forward
NAMPA, Idaho — As you stroll the streets of downtown Nampa, you'll find shops and places to get a bite or a drink. In an effort to create "family-friendly" locations in Nampa, Mayor Debbie Kling proposed an ordinance that will reserve their remaining 10 and all future available liquor licenses to restaurants.
Crews nearing containment on Wolf Creek Fire, focus shifts to other regional fires
Cascade, ID (CBS2) — Fire crews continue to battle the West Mountain Complex Fires as unstable weather conditions move into the area. The Boulder fire located 9 miles southwest of Cascade is now 26 percent contained as crews continue to monitor and mop-up hotspots while also focusing on holding the northeastern perimeter. Roads, trails, and lands within the fire lines are closed.
Pocatello/Chubbuck School District welcomes learners back to school with a new theme
Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 wants to create a place where every child feels supported and motivated to attend school daily. Research has found that missing two days or less a month benefits the performance of that child.
Boise School District pays $400,000 in settlement with former Timberline Teacher
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A former Timberline High School teacher is receiving $400,000 as part of a settlement agreement with the Boise School District. Last year CBS2 covered extensively the unfolding story of Laura Boulton, a teacher who leveled accusations at the District of failing to investigate properly student claims of sexual abuse or misconduct. During a press conference held by Ms. Boulton last September, she claimed the district had failed to follow up appropriately on or investigate mandatory reports she had helped students file alleging sexual abuse in the District.
Hoo's House, Say What: Boise Fire rescues owl from residence, it's owl good
BOISE, Idaho — Knock, knock, hoo's there? Well, an owl was for one Boise family after an owl became stuck in their fireplace. Apparently, it wasn't a hoot, and the family called Boise Fire who came and safely rescued the owl. The rescue proves owl you need is love,...
Kellogg School District ramps up for four-day pilot program
KELLOGG, Idaho — The first bell of the school year hasn’t quite rung yet, but Kellogg School District is getting ready to take on the pilot four-day school week Sept. 3 on the first day of school. After talks with school staff in other four-day districts to prepare,...
Idaho Department of Labor to host skilled trades event in Lewiston
LEWISTON, IDAHO (KLEW) — The Idaho Department of Labor is set to host a skilled trades occupations event. The event will occur on Thursday, Aug. 22 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Lewiston office. Residents looking to start a new career are encouraged to attend and speak to...
Pocatello Car Club drag races dealing with literal bump in the road
“I live my life a quarter mile at a time. Nothing else matters.” Similar to Fast and Furious character Dominic Toretto, local car enthusiast Brad Andres enjoys the thrill of drag racing to see who has the fastest vehicle on the track. However, there is a literal bump in the road preventing him and others from feeling the freedom of those 10 seconds behind the wheel. The road Andres and...
Roof of new Canyon Co. elections building collapses
Another building under construction collapsed this week. A portion of a new building for the Canyon County Elections Department collapsed Wednesday afternoon. Work on the $4.7 million building on Graye Ln. in Caldwell started in May. After a reader tip, BoiseDev contacted Canyon County officials Friday. “Crews were working under...
Big I-84 project at Ten Mile gets first approval, with plan not fully set in stone
The District at Ten Mile, a large-scale mixed-use project from the teams behind The Village, Topgolf, and Scheel’s, will move forward to Meridian City Council with a recommendation for approval. BoiseDev first told you about the 200-acre project earlier this year. It includes retail, a possible movie theater, hotels,...
The NCAA Ban That Almost Changed Boise State History Forever
Boise State's football season is quickly approaching and as we prepare for the upcoming season, we're looking back at one of the most controversial moments in the program's history. "Unfair Advantage" Winning is what it's all about in team sports. Sure, you want to build good camaraderie, instill positive values,...
Latino Fest returns to Boise after 5-year hiatus
BOISE, Idaho — This article originally appeared in the Idaho Press. Food trucks, dance contests and a performance from A.B. Quintanilla — the brother of Selena — are all in order, as Boise’s Latino Fest is slated to set up shop in Cecil D. Andrus Park on Aug. 24.
Dedicated Juliaetta resident, Wendi Dodge, balances EMT duties with community service
JULIAETTA, ID – She's an EMT, a city council member, and a provider for many in her community. Wendi Dodge has been a Juliaetta resident for 20 years, a place she wouldn't change for the world. For her, the Gwen fire was terrifying seeing flames so close to her...
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