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Twin Falls May Still See an In-N-Out
The burger chain isn’t going down without a fight. In-N-Out is appealing a denial of its proposed Twin Falls location. The City Council has been briefed by Planning and Zoning. It’s not that the city wanted to block the application, it was a dispute over a planned drive-through. You see, the planned location was just south of the Perrine Bride on the west side of the street.
Structures, Livestock Lost as Wildfire in South-Central Idaho Nears 200,000 Acres
The wildfire burning north of Emmett has slowed its growth rate but is still expanding. The Paddock fire has burned more than 187,000 acres and was 31% contained as of Tuesday morning. The blaze was ignited by lightning on Monday, Aug. 5, and is expected to grow “as crews continue to monitor and improve established perimeters.”
Scattered thunderstorms, gusty winds and cooler temps for Wednesday
For Tuesday night, we’ll see areas of smoke and partly cloudy skies. A slight chance of thunderstorms with overnight low temperatures in the lower 50’s. Winds around 10-20 mph from the northwest. A chance of showers and thunderstorms for Wednesday. Patchy smoke, with a high near 78°. North...
College football preseason rankings: No. 12 Boise State stands atop Group of Five field
Welcome to the first year of the 12-team College Football Playoff. In anticipation of the first four-round postseason in college football history, we’re counting down our predicted playoff field as the season approaches. The top five conference champions in the CFP selection committee’s rankings will make the playoff and the rest of the field will be filled out by seven at-large teams.
Ada County to hold public hearing on Boise River Greenbelt safety
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — According to a recent news release, the Board of Ada County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Aug. 13, at 6 p.m. to discuss maintaining and enhancing a safe and enjoyable experience for all users of the Boise River Greenbelt. The board wants...
Three MW Players on Watch List for Butkus Award
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Three Mountain West football players are among the 51 student-athletes on the 2024 Butkus Award preseason watch list, as announced today. The award honors the top collegiate linebacker. Boise State junior Andrew Simpson, UNLV senior Jackson Woodard and Wyoming graduate Shae Suiaunoa represent the Mountain...
Idaho Co. Sheriff's Office searches for missing Montana man
KOOSKIA, Idaho — The Idaho County Sheriff's Office and Missoula County Sheriff's Office are searching for a missing Montana man over in Kooskia, Idaho. Zachary DeMoss, 24, went missing Sunday while riding with a group of bikers on Route 12. His bike was last seen pulled off the road...
These Idaho Schools Are Making a Big Switch to 4-Day Weeks
Whether it was the Friday after Thanksgiving or a Monday holiday like Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day or Memorial Day, as a kid there were few things better than knowing you had a short school week. It meant you could enjoy an extra day of waking up whenever...
How To Help Idaho Firefighter Injured In Accident Fighting Fires
This wildfire season has been dangerous, and amidst our daily routines, it can be easy to overlook the heroes are on the frontline keeping us safe. While many of us worry about the daily challenges we face at work, with our kids, school, etc... not many of us have to worry about coming home safely to our families.
Committee to look into buying or building governor's residence; housing stipend fund running low
Idaho is one of just five states that doesn’t have a designated residence for its governor — but that may change as the housing stipend fund is nearing depletion. The Governor’s Housing Committee said at a meeting Wednesday that they want to begin looking into building or buying a home. Gov. Brad Little, who has a salary of $138,202, currently receives a monthly stipend of $4,550.67 to pay rent and utilities at a downtown Boise condo. Little and his wife, Teresa, also live at their...
Idaho to be stage for next round of US/Japanese discussions
Idaho to be stage for next round of US/Japanese discussions. Idaho will be the site of the annual bilateral meeting between U.S. and Japanese agricultural officials, with ongoing efforts to open the Japanese market to U.S. fresh potatoes likely to be a main discussion point. Representatives from the USDA’s Animal...
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