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How a new Idaho law could impact the transgender community
Beginning in the 2024-2025 school year, Idaho K-12 teachers and college professors will not be required to use a student’s preferred pronouns or name in the classroom. Idaho House Bill 538, which was enacted on July 1, 2024, allows teachers to choose whether or not to use names or pronouns for students that don’t correlate with their gender assigned at birth without parental consent. The law also protects teachers and government employees from legal action if they refuse to use an individual’s preferred name or pronouns.
Owner trying to find dog after he was 'given away without consent by Faithful K9' in CDA
COEUR d'ALENE, Idaho – Recent developments surrounding the closure of the Faithful K-9 facility have left one local dog owner in distress. Marla Haller is grappling with the emotional turmoil of not knowing the whereabouts of her beloved dog, Uriee, who was reportedly given away without her consent. Uriee,...
Rain Slows Activity on Boise Fire, Crews Prepare for Next Steps as Warm, Dry Conditions Loom
Yesterday, fire activity moderated due to rain over the fire area. Crews were held from the fire line yesterday due to weather. Today, roads must be inspected for hazards before crews can safely return to engaging in containment efforts. Today, crews plan to continue to patrol the west side of...
‘Eclectic Tokyo sushi bar:’ Bodovino replacement unveiled
The new concept for a former downtown Boise wine bar has been revealed. Bodovino will soon reopen as Kichii Sushi & Spirits. As BoiseDev reported, the combined Bodovino and Happy Fish Sushi restaurant closed in July, with Bodovino CEO Amy Allsop citing a shift in customer base to a “younger crowd.”
Prep football preview: Blackfoot looking to rebound from 0-9 season behind physicality
BLACKFOOT — The Blackfoot Broncos are coming off a winless season. The 0-9 record resulted in the replacement of four-year head coach Jerrod Ackley. Blackfoot High School reached into the Magic Valley for a replacement, hiring former Declo High School head coach Josh Stewart. Stewart, who grew up in...
Idaho Men's Basketball release 2024-25 non-conference schedule
MOSCOW, Idaho — Student-athletes are back in Moscow, and that means, they are training to prepare for their upcoming seasons. The Idaho men's basketball team has released their 2024-25 non-conference slate, completing their season lineup. With some ups and downs last season, the Idaho Vandal men's basketball team is...
Eastern Idaho State Fair welcoming exhibitors
BLACKFOOT — The Exhibitor Handbook for the 2024 Eastern Idaho State Fair is now accessible exclusively online for your convenience. It contains all the rules, entry forms and requirements for entering livestock, home arts or special competitions. The link to the 2024 Exhibitor Handbook is www.funatthefair.com/exhibitors-and-competitors.
Boise School Board Elections are coming Sept. 3—here's what to know about the candidates
Boise School District's Board of Trustees will have only one contested board position on the ballot in the upcoming Sept. 3 election. Only incumbents filed to run for the other four seats — Elizabeth Langley, Maria Greeley, Paul Bennion and Debbie Donovan. Krista Hasler and Matthew Shapiro are the candidates running for the two-year term being vacated by Shiva Rajbhandari.
Pick Six: Boise State a top contender for the Group of Five's spot in playoff
AP — Boise State, Liberty, and UTSA are among the top contenders for the Group of Five's spot in the College Football Playoff. The structure for the playoff's expansion to 12 teams guarantees one bid for a team from outside the power conferences. Ashton Jeanty-led Boise State is the Mountain West's defending champion and preseason favorite. The defending Conference USA-champion Flames were unbeaten last season until their bowl loss to Oregon, and they return star quarterback Kaidon Salter. The Roadrunners have become one of the top Group of Five programs under Jeff Traylor. Memphis, Appalachian State and Tulane also merit watching.
Parvovirus B19 Spreading In Washington Here Are The Symptoms
Residents of Washington need to be aware that Parvovirus B19 is increasing and spreading throughout Washington and other states across America. This virus is a typical child illness that can cause a rashing face, also known as "slap cheeks disease." Source: Newsweek. WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF THE PARVOVIRUS B19?
Big Retailer With 37 Locations in Idaho is Planning Significant Closures
Last summer, a popular retail chain with 37 locations in Idaho said that they planned to close about 150 stores by the end of August 2024. August 2024 is here and the outlook for that retailer is a little bit bleaker than initially anticipated. UPDATE: Since our original publish date,...
Idaho Man Goes Viral For Switching To Tesla For Farming
Tesla Cybertrucks in Idaho... you either hate them... or probably hate them. Despite boasting a variety of "futuristic qualities", one could argue that the Tesla Cybertruck is among the most hated in the entire Gem State. Now, an Idaho man has drawn national attention and sparked controversy with his decision...
One Of Boise’s Most Popular Artists Apprehended By Coast Guard
One of Boise's most popular artists had yet another run-in with the law - only this time, it was with the United States Coast Guard. It's one thing to have the police pull you over, it's a whole other thing when you get pulled over by the only branch of the military that falls under the Department of Homeland Security.
One Dead After Friday Crash in Southern Idaho
FRUITLAND – Idaho State Police are investigating a fatal single vehicle collision that occurred on Friday. According to police, at approximately 4:21 p.m., a 30-year-old male from Nampa was driving a Toyota Corolla westbound on State Highway 52 near milepost 6, east of Fruitland. The driver of the Corolla reportedly lost control and drove off the roadway and onto the left-hand shoulder. The driver struck a utility pole.
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