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Do You Recognize Any of Idaho’s 9 Most Wanted Criminals?
Every few months, we share the photos of the Idaho Department of Correction’s “Most Wanted” fugitives. They have an extremely skilled fugitive recovery unit that works closely with other agencies to capture offenders, but they can always benefit from extra eyes. In fact, that’s exactly how the...
Sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s today🌞 - Allison
The weekend is almost here! Today marks the start of our warming trend. We have temperatures in the 70s and 80s, calm winds, and sunny skies all day long. For the weekend, we'll see temperatures in the 90s! This Labor Day weekend is a perfect time to enjoy time out in the water and soak up those last moments of summer.
Governments often struggle with massive new IT projects
Idaho’s state government was facing a problem. In 2018, its 86 state agencies were operating with a mix of outdated, mismatched business systems that ran internal processes like payroll and human resources. Some of the programs dated back to the 1980s, and many were written in programming languages they don’t teach in engineering schools anymore. […]
As Idaho’s wildfire activity increases, here are some common terms to know
In addition to smoke and fire, wildfire season can bring with it a new set of words and terms for the public to decipher as it navigates closure notices and evacuation orders that may change quickly. From “containment,” to “complex,” to “fuels” and “torching” many of the terms wildfire officials and emergency responders use may […]
Lighter winds and warmer conditions expected today
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — We are waking up to some chilly temperatures on Thursday, but today will still be warmer than Wednesday without the wind chill. Thursday will also be a clear day with little to no clouds expected around the Treasure Valley and much of Idaho. Wind speeds will be lighter than previous days this week, around four to six miles per hour for most of the day.
Centennial celebrations for Idaho’s Craters of the Moon come to an end with ‘night sky’ activities
September is the final month to celebrate 100 years of Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve’s establishment. Since May, National Park Service staff have organized monthly activities and events to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of President Calvin Coolidge’s proclamation, which established the preserve to protect its unique lava landscape. Visitors can participate in […]
More Cases of Very Rare, Deadly Virus Detected in Idaho
Since the mid-2000s, Idahoans have come to expect at least a few headlines about dangerous mosquito borne illnesses every summer. However, it’s not just West Nile making news this year. A History of West Nile in the Boise Area. West Nile Virus was first detected in mosquitoes in Ada...
Idaho Public Utilities Commission Accepting Comments on Proposed Changes to Natural Gas Rates in Northern Idaho
One application focuses on adjusting the Fixed Cost Adjustment (FCA) rate. The FCA is a mechanism that separates the amount of energy a utility sells from the revenue it collects, encouraging energy conservation. This method allows Avista to recover fixed costs without needing to sell more energy, which could lead to higher profits without increased consumption.
19 Items Absolutely Banned From Carry-On Luggage at Idaho Airports
For anyone who was young on 9-11, it’s hard to remember what being at an airport was like without TSA agents and security checkpoints. Once upon a time, you could get to your gate without having to show an ID or boarding pass. You could bring full size shampoo in your carry-on. You didn’t have to empty your water bottle. Your laptop could stay in your bag and your shoes could stay on your feet. That all changed with the implementation of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act following the September 11, 2001 terror attacks.
City of Tetonia reviews Tetonia Club’s event permits
TETONIA, Idaho — After a lapse in temporary event permits, Tetonia Club goes before the City of Tetonia’s Planning and Zoning Commission for hosting outdoor live music. Father and son Scott and Skyler Kauf went before the City of Tetonia on Monday, Aug. 26, to talk about their business, the Tetonia Club’s future armed with nearly 300 signatures from Tetonia and Teton Valley residents.
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