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CAL sets grand opening date
SANDPOINT — Psssst. Looking for a sneak peek at the new Bizarre Bazaar, the Community Assistance League's upscale resale shop?. You're in luck as CAL is nearing the grand opening of its popular shop, which donates all proceeds from the sale of items at the store to local students and nonprofits in the form of scholarships and grants.
New Downtown tower redesigned, flips from apartments to ‘ammenitized’ for-sale condos
The exterior of the proposed pair of high-rise towers on the eastern end of downtown won’t be changing, but the inside is getting a shakeup. The ICCU Plaza project is underway at the corner of 4th and Idaho streets near St. Luke’s and is set to open in 2025. It will roll together retail, housing, medical and traditional office space, a branch for Idaho Central Credit Union and a multi-deck parking garage with space for more than 400 cars. The original plan called for 124 apartments for rent in the upscale, 11-story residential tower building. Now, developer Tommy Ahlquist said his firm pivoted and redesigned the project’s interior to feature 64 condominiums for sale instead.
ASUI kicks off the new school year
ASUI hosted their first official meeting of the semester this Wednesday and with it, they presented new and exciting ideas. Brandon Brackett, Director of Student Involvement at the university, brought forth the idea of “Joe’s Inferno,” a project much akin to “Hot Ones.” For those who may not know, “Hot Ones” is an interview style where the interviewer asks the interviewee questions while they both eat progressively spicier hot sauce. “Joe’s Inferno” plans to interview student groups, clubs and departments on campus as an effort to bring awareness to them. Brackett said that they plan to film an episode with multiple ASUI representatives, including President Martha Smith herself.
This Huge Reason Is Why the Boise Area Housing Market Is Back
The housing market in Idaho has been at a stalemate thanks to the end of the pandemic and the rise of interest rates. The Boise area continues to attract thousands of people who want to be Idahoans living their American dream. The housing market was the modern-day version of the gold rush as buyers bought homes sites unseen and without home inspections. 
Ponderay to cut ribbon on Phase 1 of Field of Dreams Recreation Complex
It’s been 31 years since Floyd McGhee and Mike Read first envisioned a dedicated regional sports facility in Ponderay. Then conceived of as the McGhee Sports Complex, that idea simmered and grew into the Field of Dreams Recreation Complex, which is finally becoming a reality with a Phase 1 ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, Aug. 29 at the site, located at 100 Oneida Drive.
Kimberly boys soccer improves to 3-0 on season; Wednesday Idaho prep scores
KIMBERLY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Kimberly boys soccer team (3-0) hosted the Declo Hornets (0-2) on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon for soccer. After multiple attempts, senior forward Manual “Manny” Hernandez would score and put the Bulldogs on top with a 1-0 lead. Kimberly added to its lead...
Fans Prepare for a BIG Change Inside Boise State’s Albertsons Stadium This Year
The countdown to Boise State’s first game of the season is on! The Broncos open their 2024 campaign on Saturday, August 31 at Georgia Southern. With Ashton Jeanty deciding to stay at Boise State to make a run at the Heisman trophy and the Broncos picking up some very good players during the off season, the team looks pretty darn formidable on paper. We don’t want to put the cart before the horse, but some experts like Bill Connelly at ESPN, believe that BSU has the best shot at getting the “Group of Five’s” spot in the new 12 team College Football Playoff.
This viral photo of a driving range ravaged by tour pros during a KFT event has a happy ending
Matt Gourlay, the superintendent at Hillcrest Country Club in Boise, Idaho, recently posted a photo on social media of his course’s range after it had played host to a Korn Ferry Tour tournament. The image went viral thanks to range’s battered state; instead of an inviting layer of crisp green turf, the ground was overrun with more divots than grass.
North Idaho State Fair breaks attendance and rodeo records
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — It was fun galore and much, much more. The 10-day 2024 North Idaho State Fair wrapped on a high note Sunday, breaking records inside and outside of the rodeo arena. The 170,882 visitors to this year's fair broke attendance records for an increase of 8%...
Hazy skies: Wildfire smoke is hitting the Treasure Valley hard
BOISE, Idaho — Smoky skies and hazardous breathing conditions continue to plague several regions today. The smoke has been wafting into certain areas but as of Thursday, Aug. 29, dense smoke blankets the landscape, severely reducing visibility in affected areas. Air quality indexes have soared into the 'Very Unhealthy'...
Silverwood announces 23rd annual Coaster Classic Car Show
ATHOL, Idaho — Silverwood Theme Park announced the Coaster Classic Car Show will return to the park on Saturday, August 31st and Sunday, September 1st. The event boasts a thrilling blend of classic cars and vintage fun combined with the excitement of the Silverwood theme park. The Coaster Classic...
Coeur d’Alene Casino Announces New Culinary Enhancements
WORLEY, ID – Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel has announced enhancements to its food court, including the revamping of the Little Dragon Asian eatery and the addition of Arrowhead Pizza, which is scheduled to open later this year. Arrowhead Pizza will serve 11-inch individual pizzas with a variety...
New public charter school in Avimor opens its doors
The calendar didn’t read Dec. 24 or Dec. 31, but the hallways and classrooms of Idaho Novus Classical Academy had an aura not unlike a holiday eve on Tuesday. That’s because years of planning and work came to fruition Wednesday as about 378 students walked through the school’s doors for its first year of bringing education to students at the kindergarten through sixth-grade levels. “It’s an important day for a...
BLM gathers 38 wild horses north of Emmett as Paddock Fire burned grazing land
BOISE, Idaho — On Tuesday, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) gathered 38 wild horses north of Emmett as the Paddock Fire burned their grazing land. The BLM said the decision to gather the wild horses was made to ensure their survival, as the Paddock Fire burned 187,185 acres and nearly the entire Four Mile Herd Management Area.
Local student shocked by $40,000 scholarship
MERIDIAN, Idaho (CBS2) — College scholarships can create opportunities that students and their families never thought possible. One student at Mountain View High School is getting that opportunity. Avery Lavier was shocked when she was presented with a $40,000 scholarship during a school presentation. "I never thought it was...
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