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Ross Park Aquatic Complex is back open following repairs
POCATELLO — The Ross Park Aquatic Complex is back open to the public after it closed on Friday due to a burst pipe. It reopened at noon on Monday and will remain open through Sunday, Aug. 18, which is the end of the season. The aquatic complex originally closed...
Two Boise residents extracted from roll over vehicle 26 miles southeast of Grangeville
GRANGEVILLE - The Idaho State Police is investigating an injury crash that occurred today at 3:03 p.m. on SH14. A white 2008 Ford F350 pickup pulling an enclosed trailer driven by an 85-year-old male from Boise was traveling westbound on SH14 at milepost 16.6, approximately 26 miles southeast of Grangeville, ID. The vehicle struck a large rock on the right side of the road causing the driver to lose control and overturn the pickup. The pickup landed on its top blocking both lanes of travel. Extrication was needed to remove the driver and the passenger, an 85-year-old female from Boise. Both occupants were transported to a local hospital by ambulance.
New coin celebrates 140 years of the Sunshine Mine
WALLACE –– A special edition 1-oz silver coin commemorating the 140th anniversary of the Sunshine Mine is now available at the Sierra Silver Mine Tour gift shop. The Sierra Silver Mine Tour is known for giving people an immersive mining experience, but manager Stacey Strange leaped at the opportunity to allow visitors to take a piece of Silver Valley mining history home with them.
Apothecary, natural medicine clinic set to open in downtown Boise
A hub for natural medicine resources is moving up into its own space in west downtown Boise. For the past five years, The Vervain Collective operated its full-service apothecary stocked with plant medicine, dried herbs, powders, tinctures and health foods out of a section of the Roots Zero Waste Market on Chinden Boulevard. Now, the shop is looking to spread its wings and relocate to a larger space of its own on the ground floor of the new Travis condo building at the corner of 17th and Bannock Streets later this year.
Idaho inmate convicted of first-degree murder in killing of fellow inmate
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A 28-year-old man serving time in the Idaho Maximum Security Institution has now been convicted of murder while incarcerated. Juan Santos-Quintero was convicted of first-degree murder of 26-year-old Junior Garcia, according to the Ada County Prosecutor's office. Santos-Quintero was accused of murdering Garcia after he...
First United Methodist church to sell thousands of items as it nears fundraising goal
POCATELLO — As a nearly seven-decade-old methodist congregation nears an ambitious fundraising goal, they’re holding an event they hope will move the campaign significantly closer to becoming fully-funded. The First United Methodist Church is holding a “Flash Sale” on Saturday from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the...
UI President Scott Green Highlights Success in State of the University Address-Enrollment Expected to Increase Again This Fall
MOSCOW - University of Idaho President Scott Green delivered another positive state of the university address Tuesday. Green highlighted UI successes over the past year. He announced that fall enrollment is expected to increase once again. That would mark the 7th straight semester for enrollment growth at the UI. Green...
‘It’s a dream come true.’ New elementary school in Blackfoot is ready for students.
BLACKFOOT — A local district will start the year with a new elementary school next week. Riverbend Elementary School, which serves kindergarten through 5th grade, is at 730 East Walker Street in Blackfoot on property that used to be softball fields. “We are very excited to open this new...
Former Boise State Star Leads Philadelphia Eagles Offensive Strategy
Kellen Moore has been around. Although he still looks very young, he's an old soul in professional football. The former Boise State great is now the offensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles' job is one of the toughest in football, with a rabid fan base that can turn on coaches, players, and owners on a dime.
Stalking Suspect from Nampa Arrested by U.S. Marshals in Southern Idaho
BOISE - The U.S. Marshals Service Greater Idaho Fugitive Task Force has reportedly arrested Austin Allen Genius, a suspect wanted on charges of first-degree stalking, according to a press release from the U.S. Marshals Service. The arrest took place on August 12, 2024, in the 200 block of W. Varsity...
Idaho engineering firm cuts deal to sell for nearly $1.8 billion
Canadian professional services firm WSP announced it entered an agreement to acquire Power, a Hailey-based engineering and environmental consulting firm, for $1.78 billion. A news release said the proposed acquisition better positions the company to be a leading global consulting firm during the world’s transition to different forms of power and energy use.
Dutch Bros. Coffee now open for business in Pocatello
The new Dutch Bros. Coffee in Pocatello opened its doors Friday morning with no shortage of customers ordering the promotional $3 16-ounce drinks. “We’re just overflowing with joy and our parking lot is overflowing (with customers),” said Dutch Bros. local operator Tonya Thomason. “It’s been a longtime coming, so we feel thankful to be here and thankful for the community’s support.” The Pocatello Dutch Bros. is at 4010 Yellowstone Ave....
ISU's new cross country coach Zach Kughn not wasting any time with season just around the corner
Don’t be deceived. Even though Idaho State cross country practice officially begins on Wednesday, the real training season for the Bengal harriers actually started after a short respite following the end of outdoor track season in May. That’s why it’s so important to new Bengal cross country coach Zach Kughn that there is a solid enough “culture” surrounding his new team that they have taken it upon themselves to continue...
'Will to survive' helped missing 89-year-old hiker survive for 10 days
A recent missing hiker case out of Idaho has a happy ending with an 89-year-old hiker being found alive after leaving the trailhead behind 10 days prior. According to the Custer County Sheriff's Office, Bing Olbum, 89 and of Ketchum, left the Hunter Creek Trailhead on August 1. This trailhead is located in the Salmon-Challis National Forest of east-central Idaho, with the national forest area spanning more than 4.3 million acres. ...
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