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Coeur d'Alene council approves alcohol at farmers market, ignoring police concerns
Coeur d’Alene has a drinking problem, said Police Chief Lee White. “We already have an enormous problem with alcohol in our area,” he told the City Council. “And I just wanted to make sure the council was aware of the gravity and the scope of the issue we’re dealing with.”
Leaders in Learning: Boise School District Community Education Program fall sign-ups
BOISE, ID (CBS2) — Learning is taking place all over the Treasure Valley, and for the Boise School District, that does not stop in the classroom!. Their Community Education Program provides various personal enrichment classes led by volunteer instructors. The possibilities for learning are endless. They offer hundreds of...
Gun rights group threatens to sue Twin Falls PD over 'gun registry'
A national gun rights organization is accusing the Twin Falls Police Department of illegally requiring firearm dealers to record second hand purchases – creating a de facto gun registry. The National Association for Gun Rights, a more conservative advocacy group than the mainstream National Rifle Association, sent the letter...
Eagle Eye Produce opens new office/shop for logistics Division
Eagle Eye Produce announced on Aug. 16 the expansion of its logistic capabilities with a new 22,000-sq. ft. office and shop dedicated to its subsidiary, Eagle Eye Logistics, in its home city of Idaho Falls, ID. The company, a leading grower, packer, and distributor of a wide range of produce...
Couple sentenced after defrauding elderly woman out of her ranch property
BOISE, Idaho — James and Jessica Dougherty, who plead guilty to defrauding an elderly woman out of her home and obstruction of justice in early January, were sentenced Wednesday in federal court. U.S. District Judge Amanda K. Brailsford sentenced James, 44, to 41 months in federal prison for a...
Boise Rescue Mission adds 58 beds for homeless women and children
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — On Saturday, Aug. 17, Boise Rescue Mission Ministries staff reopened a remote dormitory to the Next Step Transitional Living facility at City Light Home for Women and Children at 1417 W. Jefferson St. in Boise. Due to the large influx of individuals and families coming to the shelter, this space will provide 58 additional beds for homeless women and children.
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...
They befriended her, then stole her Idaho ranch. Couple sentenced in elder abuse case
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready ... (Idaho Statesman) — A couple spent years systematically dismantling a former elementary teacher’s life by creating a plan to gain her trust, move on her property and isolate her, according to court documents. Now, the husband will face time behind bars.
Hayden man fined for killing osprey
A Hayden man who shot and killed an osprey with a pellet gun will pay fines and spend time on probation. Michael Hardin pleaded guilty Wednesday to unlawfully taking an osprey, a misdemeanor. The osprey was once critically endangered. Today, ospreys are protected birds of prey and it is illegal to harm them.
Kimberly Police remind drivers to obey traffic laws
KIMBERLY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The police department reminds all drivers to pay attention to the traffic laws. Traffic signs, signals and road markings are in place to ensure the safety of everyone, including children as they travel to and from school. Stopping along Main Street South, Polk Street West...
Bistro 45 will close after 20 years in McCall, with chef headed for new Idaho gig
Chef Steven Topple will exit the McCall food scene after several years, closing his latest restaurant. Topple, who once served as executive chef at Shore Lodge, before opening several restaurants across southern Idaho, will take his talents down the road. “Although this is bittersweet, as I truly love the legacy...
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,...
Kuna sanitation company sets national standard with first all-electric fleet
KUNA, Idaho (CBS2) — Local companyJ&M Sanitationis proud to say they've gone fully electric. The family business has been around for nearly 40 years serving residential, commercial and construction trash needs for the cities of Kuna, Melba and some of unincorporated Canyon County. "I grew up on the back...
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