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‘What if we could get Coach Pete?’: New ad reunites Boise State legends for unique spin
Earlier this summer, the boys were back in town. A few specific well-known local boys. This month, a new video ad for Kendall Ford of Meridian’s Bronco showroom started appearing on screens across the Treasure Valley. Like many past ads for Kendall, the commercial features former Boise State QB Kellen Moore and defensive standout Leighton Vander Esch.
Caldwell Harvest Festival to feature farm-to-fork pairings and live music
CALDWELL, Idaho (CBS2) — Caldwell is preparing to celebrate the harvest this year with a tasty event. Saturday, September 7, Caldwell invites you to bring in the harvest in a celebration of farm-to-table at the Caldwell Harvest Festival. Ticket-goers will be able to try 11 different culinary pairings that feature the best farm-to-fork chefs, artisans, and restauranteurs in the area.
Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic begins next week
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The event of the summer is one week away. The Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic begins Wednesday, Aug. 28, at Ann Morrison Park. Here is a schedule to help you plan for the event:. Wednesday, Aug. 28. 7 a.m. - Balloons are in Ann Morrison...
Gang-Related Shooting Near Bridgeport Leads to Multiple Arrests
BRIDGEPORT - Multiple law enforcement agencies collaborated to execute two high-risk search warrants on August 21, resulting in the arrest of two suspects and the recovery of stolen firearms and ammunition. The operation was a direct response to a reported gang-related shooting that occurred on August 11, near State Route 173 on the Bridgeport Bar, approximately five miles outside of Bridgeport.
Incredibly Unique Idaho High School Among the Most Expensive in America
If you’re a parent, you already know first hand from this back to school shopping season that school, in general, is expensive. This year, the USA Today estimates that parents with kids in grades K-12 will spend about $875 on supplies, clothes, shoes and other things their child needs going into the new school year.
Bacteria outbreak tied to raw milk from Idaho dairy
BOISE, Idaho — This article originally appeared in the Idaho Press. An outbreak of campylobacteriosis, a diarrheal illness caused by the Campylobacter bacteria, that infected 18 people statewide has been tied to raw milk from Paradise Grove Dairy in eastern Idaho. The first positive case was reported July 24,...
Idaho Man Goes Viral For Switching To Tesla For Farming
Tesla Cybertrucks in Idaho... you either hate them... or probably hate them. Despite boasting a variety of "futuristic qualities", one could argue that the Tesla Cybertruck is among the most hated in the entire Gem State. Now, an Idaho man has drawn national attention and sparked controversy with his decision...
Governor proclaims August as Idaho Farmers Market Month
BOISE, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —Governor Little officially proclaimed August as Idaho Farmers Market Month. Idaho Farmers Market month is a celebration of the over 55 farmers markets available in the state. These markets provide Idahoans the capability to purchase the highest quality produce available, right from those who grow it.
Celebrate Idaho’s kinship families this September
Kinship care refers to a heartfelt act where relatives and significant adults in children’s lives step up to take on the role of parents when a child’s biological parents are unable to care for them. This September DHW is hosting celebrations to commemorate Idaho’s kinship care families during...
Idaho Department of Lands hold board meeting to talk about fires and beneficiaries
BOISE, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Land Board of Commissioners held its monthly meeting in Boise this morning. They heard the monthly fire report from the Department of Lands. As of Monday, there have been 149 human-caused fires, 94 of which were started by lightning, for 243 fires that burned 23,572 acres.
Idaho Water Wars Mirror Those of California
The water war we’re seeing in Idaho is the tip of the iceberg. The battles are being waged all across the Western states, and it’s going to reach critical mass soon. I came across a video linked to the RealClearEnergy website. The young host explains the crisis brewing in Southern California and Nevada. He lays the blame at the feet of cattle and farmers. Because the dairy industry (he references cows) is water intensive, and his steamed water rights were grandfathered into constitutions.
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