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Bingham County coroner seeks to establish a professional department, commissioners seek to balance the budget
Over the last two weeks, Bingham County Coroner Jimmy Roberts has been meeting with county commissioners to articulate the need for a professional-level department and full-time job status. Roberts has demonstrated this need by presenting actual past death investigations. As a result, the need for more funding appears to no longer be in dispute and the deliberations have turned to how much of a more than 70 percent budget increase that Roberts has requested can actually be fairly allocated. ...
Blackfoot Mayor Marc Carroll honors three city employees with mayoral coins
During the city of Blackfoot’s annual employee picnic last week, Mayor Marc Carroll presented three employees — Planning and Zoning Administrator Julie Conan, Blackfoot police officer Steve Scott and James Winkler of the water department — with mayoral coins. These coins are given to recognize exemplary achievements of employees or of a community member who has provided significant service to the community. The following are the mayor’s words as he...
Massive Sabrina Carpenter Release Party to Invade Downtown Boise
You've heard the song 'Feather'. You've driven to work, coffee in hand, listening to 'Espresso'. You've certainly caught yourself humming along to 'Please, Please, Please'. It's all a part of the Sabrina Carpenter 'wave' that is taking over pop culture. She's gone from 'up and coming pop star' and former Disney darling to full blown icon in what feels like just a matter of months.
Downtown Disco event for teens happening in Idaho Falls Saturday
Summer is almost over and school is about to be in session. No more parties, no more staying up late and no more free time with friends. However, the summer lives on one more night with the Downtown Disco Back-to-School Party on Saturday in Idaho Falls. . The disco is hosted...
Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Lifted for Grangeville Fire Restrictions Area
GRANGEVILLE – Fire officials have announced that Stage 1 Fire Restrictions for the Grangeville Fire Restrictions Area will be rescinded at 12:01 a.m. PDT on Friday, August 23, 2024. This decision comes after a collective agreement among fire wardens and fire management officers from several agencies, including the Nez Perce Tribe, Idaho Department of Lands, Bureau of Land Management, Clearwater-Potlatch Timber Protection Association, and the U.S. Forest Service.
Boise State University unveils new student housing complex
There’s a new off-campus student housing option available for Boise State students starting this fall. The Osprey apartments, a new residence hall for sophomores and above, is set to open on Aug. 15. Construction for The Osprey began in September 2023 in a partnership with Gardner Company. The new...
Large parts of Stanley are under pre-evacuation orders
STANLEY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —As of 2 p.m. on Thursday, Zone 2 of Custer County’s emergency system was moved to the “READY” stage of evac preparation. “READY” signals that it’s time to pack a “go kit,” move livestock and horses, and sign up for all the emergency alerts.
Expanded fire closures now include popular camping and boating sites
Boise, ID (CBS2) — Boise National Forest closures have been expanded in two areas according to the Forest Service. The closure area for the Bulldog and Nellie fires has been expanded along its southern border to include Hot Springs Campground, Danskin Rest Area Boat Launch, Pine Flats Campground, Deadwood Campground, and Deadwood River Access.
Balancing beauty with function, Iron Mountain Engraving
BONNERS FERRY — Specialized engraving made simple is available at Iron Mountain Engraving, a new family-owned business in downtown Bonners Ferry, located in the old First National Bank building. Charlie and Karen Frederico own and operate Iron Mountain Engraving and look forward to providing high-quality products and services. Iron...
Former Timberline High teacher talks for first time after settlement with district
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A former teacher who recently settled with the Boise School District for $400,000 sat down with CBS2 for her first interview since we broke the news of the agreement. Less than a year ago, Laura Boulton was a math teacher at Timberline High School. After...
There Could Be a 2nd Taco Bell in Twin Falls Soon
Most residents in Twin Falls can agree that there is a lopsided number of restaurants on the north side of town vs the south side. Not all residents will agree though that it’s a problem. But, as someone who lives and works on the south side of town, we...
Your favorite Albertsons could be changing hands
Your favorite Albertsons could be changing hands. Ten Albertsons stores will be sold to C&S Wholesale Grocers if the merger with Kroger finally goes through. This includes six stores in Boise and one in Meridian.
Viggo Mortensen hosts Panida showing of The Dead Don’t Hurt
Viggo Mortensen, three-time nominee for the Academy Award for Best Actor, will return to the Panida Theater (300 N. First Ave.) on Saturday, Sept. 14 at 7:30 p.m. to showcase his recent film The Dead Don’t Hurt. The event will be a joint fundraiser to support the independent, community-owned radio station 88.5 KRFY as well as the historic Panida Theater.
Boise police arrest six after multiple complaints lead to drug bust on Lemhi St.
Boise, ID (CBS2) — Several complaints led Boise Police to arrest six in a drug bust on Wednesday night. According to Boise Police, several complaints had been filed regarding a house on the 2000 block of Lemhi Street in Boise, officers began investigating the complaints and witnessed activity they say is often associated with the sale of narcotics.
With new look, Bolt aims to expand role in 2024
BOISE — Boise State wide receiver Austin Bolt entered fall camp this season with an entirely new look. The signature wavy blond hair which he’s sported dating back to his days at Borah High is gone, replaced with a much shorter buzz cut. Bolt said it’s a look he had been contemplating for a while before he decided to give it a shot before camp opened. It’s caused quite the...
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