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Boise Couple Sentenced for Defrauding Elderly Woman and Obstructing Justice
BOISE - 44-year-old James Dougherty of Boise has been sentenced to 41 months in federal prison for wire fraud related to a scheme to defraud an elderly victim of her money and property. His wife, 43-year-old Jessica Dougherty was sentenced to three years of probation for obstruction of justice, according to U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit.
The “Boise Boys” are back with a new show
It’s been four years since the “Boise Boys” were last in a TV show. However, the break is over, and the “Boise Boys” recently announced that a new show is in the works. . Luke Caldwell and Clint Robertson are the “Boise Boys” and stars of...
Beta Alpha Psi seeks volunteers for Feed the Funnel on Sept. 20
Boise State’s chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, an international honor society for accounting, finance and information students, will hold their third annual “Feed The Funnel” event on Sept. 20 from 1:30-4 p.m. to help address food insecurity. And they’re seeking volunteers to help make the event a success.
Koster earns national award for her respiratory care research
Megan Koster, department chair and clinical professor in the Department of Respiratory Care, received the 2024 Louis Sinopoli Faculty Educational Research Scholarship. The Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care selects the award recipient based on investigative research by an accredited faculty member that supports the respiratory care profession in education or credentialing.
Accused Idaho Killer Wants Boise Trial
The eventual trial of accused killer Bryan Kohberger took another turn recently with a request by the defense to move the trial out of Latah County. Mr. Kohberger is charged with the murders of four University Idaho students, Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. The twenty-eight-year-old is...
The Boise Comic Arts Festival returns for its 12th year
This Saturday, the Boise Comic Arts Festival is returning for a weekend full of cosplay, workshops and creativity. And with more than 30 guest creators joining the fun, it's sure to be one of the festival's best years yet!. Event organizer Josh Shapel and Muriel Fahrion, whom you may know...
Ex-Broker Barred After Refusing to Respond to FINRA Probe
Your article was successfully shared with the contacts you provided. Former broker Gregory Alan Corrie, fired from Cambridge Investment Research last year, has agreed to be barred from the industry after refusing to cooperate with an investigation into allegations that he excessively used unit investment trusts. The 30-year industry veteran,...
Headless moose body found out of season, now Fish and Game seeks public help
TWIN FALLS, Idaho — After Idaho Fish and Game received a Citizens Against Poaching report that led them to the body of a dead moose south of Twin Falls, they started looking for information. Fish and Game located a headless moose corpse along the road in the South Hills,...
Idaho State Board of Education approves renovation for Boise State football stadium
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Some changes for Boise State football fans came out of the Idaho State Board of Education Meeting today. Boise State University has been looking to renovate the North End zone by adding seats, restrooms, and concessions. They've waited to announce the project dates until approval from the Idaho State Board of Education.
Ortiz goes undefeated to claim her fourth 2024 NWPA title
Drakulic launches a fierce, nine-match, loss-side challenge to face her in the finals. It’s the nature of the beast, really. No matter how many matches a given competitor has won on the loss side of a bracket or to what extent that competitor has dominated his/her loss-side competition, the winner always gets the headline. Sometimes, a strong loss-side run can earn what’s known as a sub-headline, recognizing the work that goes into the game-by-game, sometimes ball-by-ball grind of competing with the knowledge that one more mistake could send you home.
The state of AI in spine in 3 insights
Artificial intelligence is a hot topic in spine surgery, and it lends itself to different applications. 1. AI has garnered excitement but the actual implementation of the technology widespread in spine might take time, Andrew Lovewell, CEO at Columbia (Mo.) Orthopaedic Group, said. "At this point, the jury is out...
Study: Only the most destructive wildfires lead residents to move elsewhere
Increasingly destructive wildfires are a major issue in our region. Whether they lead people to move away is not well understood, but new research offers some insights. The number of structures burned is one of the key metrics used to evaluate a wildfire’s destructiveness, but the vast majority of wildfires destroy none at all. Among those that do, the losses are concentrated among a relatively small number of fires. Researchers looked at two decades of incidents and found that California’s 2018 Camp Fire alone accounted for over 17% of structures – nearly 19,000 – lost during that period.
Museum of Clean founder Don Aslett passes away
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Don Aslett, a trailblazing entrepreneur and revered figure in the cleaning industry. Don Aslett passed away during the early morning hours on Wednesday, August 21, 2024, leaving a remarkable legacy as both a business leader and innovator. As the founder and driving force behind Varsity Cleaner, Don Aslett revolutionized the cleaning industry with his forward-thinking approach and unwavering commitment to excellence. Together with his close friend and business partner, Arlo Luke, Don transformed Varsity...
After changes & legal threat, Boise council cites ‘show of goodwill’ in decision on Catholic building
The Catholic Diocese of Boise’s proposal for a three-story office building got a new lease on life after some changes. On Tuesday, the Boise City Council unanimously voted to approve the church’s proposal for the 20,000 square-foot office space on the site of the now-demolished Baird’s Dry Cleaners on 8th Street. The building, located across the street from the Cathedral of St. John and St. Joe’s Catholic School, would be for regional church staff and meeting spaces for the roman catholic church and its members.
Boise School District reaches settlement with former Timberline teacher
BOISE, Idaho — The Boise School District has reached a settlement with a former Timberline High School teacher for $400,000, according to school district documents. As previously reported by Idaho Press and KTVB, Laura Boulton, a math teacher at Timberline, was placed on administrative leave via email on Sept. 7, 2023.
St. Michael's celebrates 160 years of community building
In 1864, Reverend Saint Michael Fackler arrived in Boise, performing the first episcopal service in the region. Now, more than a century later, St. Michael's Episcopal Cathedral has become an important part of the community, helping to shape the city we know and love today. Missy Swajkoski with St. Michael's...
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