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Governor Little Appoints Andrew Arulanandam, Former Interim CEO of NRA, as Director of Idaho Lottery and Idaho State Liquor Division
BOISE — Governor Brad Little announced the appointment of Andrew Arulanandam as the new director of the Idaho Lottery and the Idaho State Liquor Division. Arulanandam will take over following the retirement of Jeff Anderson, who had led both agencies until July. Arulanandam comes to the role after working...
Idaho ‘Brick-Handed’ Power Slapper Quickly Climbing Sport Ranks
Some sports just aren't for people who bruise easily. I get a concussion just watching men and women slap the crap out of each other in a sport that is quickly gaining worldwide popularity, and one Idaho slapper is making a name for himself and leaving competitors in a daze.
New classification, same goals for Ririe cross country
Ririe cross country coaches and runners are still trying to wrap their heads around it. This month, South Fremont, Sugar-Salem and Teton move from the 3A classification to 4A, while Firth, North Fremont, Ririe, West Jefferson and Salmon move from 2A to 3A. With the exception of Salmon, which moved from 3A to 2A starting with the 2012-13 academic year, this is the first time these schools have competed in these new classifications in their histories.
Comedian, popular musical and Broadway star set to perform at BYU-Idaho this fall
REXBURG — BYU-Idaho Center Stage is pleased to announce its Fall 2024 season performance lineup. The upcoming season features a seasoned comedian and impressionist, a star-studded musical, and A BYU-Idaho Christmas featuring one of Broadway’s best. Performing on Saturday, Oct. 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the Hart Auditorium...
Owner trying to find dog after he was 'given away without consent by Faithful K9' in CDA
COEUR d'ALENE, Idaho – Recent developments surrounding the closure of the Faithful K-9 facility have left one local dog owner in distress. Marla Haller is grappling with the emotional turmoil of not knowing the whereabouts of her beloved dog, Uriee, who was reportedly given away without her consent. Uriee,...
Boise schools adjust to new parental consent law in Idaho for student health services
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A new law in Idaho has taken effect that requires parental consent before any non-life-threatening medical services can be provided to minors. The Boise School District has detailed instructions to school staff on how to ensure they stay within the confines of that new law.
Popular National TV Show Caught Filming Episode In Boise Business
There is nothing better than seeing Boise getting shoutouts whether 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.
Twin Falls Animal Shelter Giving Dogs and Cats Away
Most of us love animals. Generally dogs and cats, if not iguanas, and monitor lizards. People for Pets in Twin Falls warns the shelter is packed, and the staff needs to make space. A pajama party is scheduled for Friday, August 30th. Don’t worry, you can wear other clothes (but clothes are required for humans). It’s not a slumber party, but the staff is staying late. Doors will be open to the public until 9:00 p.m.
Propelled by a strong first half, Madison downs Bonneville 41-6
REXBURG – Madison coach Chandler Rhoads said prior to Friday’s season opener against Bonneville that the goal was to set the tone early, establish the homefield advantage, and be physical. That might sound like typical coach speak, but when it works, it works. The Bobcats put up 34...
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: American Falls, Highland and Grace all open season with week 1 wins
American Falls hadn't won a season opener in 12 years. But that all finally changed for the Beavers Friday night with a 26-8 win over Soda Springs on the road. "The boys are stoked. They worked very hard for it. It's probably the most close-knit team I've been a part of," American Falls head coach Tim Hoppe said. "We still have a long way to go, but I wouldn't pick...
Doctors baffled by mysterious illness that has left Pocatello native unable to speak or move
It all started near the end of June when 33-year-old Pocatello native and Challis resident Jacob Lipshin began experiencing bouts of dizziness and trouble with his depth perception — so much so that he told his wife Brooke he didn’t feel comfortable driving a vehicle. In a span of just about eight weeks, Lipshin’s condition has deteriorated to the point where he is now bedridden at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City — unable to speak, move or even blink his eyes. ...
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