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IDFG monitors young moose in Boise, urges public to maintain distance
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG) confirmed a young bull moose went into Southeast Boise near the South Millbrook Way and East Warm Springs Avenue intersection. IDFG says staff are monitoring the situation and want the animal to move out of the area by itself. Efforts...
Christian Broadcaster Sues FCC Over EEO Data Collection Requirement
Perry Atkinson and theDove Media have filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission after the agency revived a rule that would require broadcasters to submit annual station employment reports. The nonprofit Christian media company, founded and owned by Atkinson, consists of radio and low-power television stations scattered across California, Oregon and Boise, Idaho.
Woman charged with arson of Sandpoint Army Surplus store in court this week
SANDPOINT, Idaho — A preliminary hearing is being held Wednesday for a woman charged with the arson fire that destroyed the Army Surplus store July 4. Jennifer Suzanne Meyer, 50, was charged earlier this month with setting the fire, after police said multiple surveillance videos from businesses near the Army Surplus building showed the woman in the vicinity and acting suspiciously.
EPA awards $37 million Climate Pollution Reduction Grant to the Nez Perce Tribe
From wildfires and floods to droughts and wildlife losses, the Nez Perce Tribe has been working for several years to address the impacts of the climate crisis. The tribe is going to use the money for specific projects, like building homes with solar power and providing an off-grid resiliency center during evacuations. The projects will help the tribe’s primary goal of reducing its climate footprint.
Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest supervisor retires after 10 years
Cheryl Probert’s journey in Idaho began 37 years ago when she relocated from Vermont to pursue her passion for wildlife management. Her journey from growing up among Vermont’s lush forests, where she spent her time backpacking and hiking, to becoming a forest supervisor based out of Kamiah, has been defined by her dedication to the […]
One of Idaho’s last drive-in theaters is closing. Its beginnings and why one woman says there’s a local resurgence
REXBURG – The thought of Teton Vu Drive-in being replaced by housing is almost too much for Shanna Anderson to bear. The 71-year-old Idaho Falls woman is the daughter of the Rexburg theater’s original owner. On July 18, the business announced on its Facebook page its last day of operation would be August 24. Kuhn Properties recently bought the land and is awaiting the city’s approval for a 410-unit housing development on the site to be completed over the next three years.
Son of former NBA player inks with CSI
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — DJ Fizer showed immense appreciation for College of Southern Idaho Men’s Basketball coach Jeff Reinert for visiting with him and his family during the recent intense heat wave in Las Vegas. Reinert’s ability to maximize time with the recruits helped Fizer decide on...
Department of Justice continues investigation into Nampa School District
NAMPA — It has been a full year since the American Civil Liberties Union published a report on discriminatory policies within the Nampa School District, alleging that it targets Latine students. Following the report, a formal complaint by the ACLU was sent to the U.S. Department of Justice on Aug. 23, 2023, requesting an investigation into the school district’s dress code and disciplinary processes. It is unknown when the investigation...
Alterra’s Schweitzer Operation Acquires Selkirk Powder Business
Alterra Mountain Company reported that its Schweitzer operation has acquired Selkirk Powder’s guided backcountry snowmobile and cat ski business, located adjacent to Schweitzer. This will add 4,350 acres of skiable terrain from the backside of the resort. Alterra closed on its acquisition of Schweitzer in August 2023. Schweitzer is...
City of Twin Falls Begins Seasonal Street Maintenance
The City of Twin Falls has started seasonal street maintenance and will perform maintenance work through August 9. Street maintenance will take place mostly in northwest Twin Falls' Maintenance Zone 5 and will cause some temporary street closures and detours in the area. The maintenance work maintains the life and drivability of city streets.
Boise State Roster Countdown 2024: Day 34, Alexander Teubner
Just shy of 5 weeks left ’til kickoff! Today featuring the great Mr. Alexander Teubner. High school: Seaside HS (Seaside, OR) Mr. Teubner was walk-on from balmy Seaside, OR. In just his senior season, Teubner amassed 2,420 yards and 44 TDs at RB, earning him all-state honors in the Beaver State. Luckily, the BSU coaches were able to persuade him to come to B-Town by pointing out that The Blue™ is kinda like a sea if you don’t think about it.
Boise Airline Passengers Are About To See A Major Change
The Boise Airport is no doubt, one of the best in the country. It can get busy during holiday seasons but besides that, it's one of the more relaxed airports that we can say we've been to. For many Boise travelers, it's a great starting destination for a trip because...
Minico Storm Legion Baseball team lends helping hand to those affected by fires
LEWISTON, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The last few weeks many parts of the state have been experiencing wildfires, and while at their State Legion Baseball Tournament in Lewiston the Minico Storm team decided to lend a helping hand. The Gwen Fire is burning roughly 15 miles northeast of Lewiston and...
Pocatello's Runnin' Rebels are American Legion AA baseball state champs for second straight year
POCATELLO — Gunner Wilhelm honestly didn’t have a good feeling going into this season. But the Pocatello Post 4 Runnin’ Rebels AA catcher couldn’t have been happier to have been proven wrong. Despite practically losing everyone from last year's team and having a new coach on top of it, the Runnin’ Rebels still managed to repeat as state champions Sunday. They went back-to-back for the first time in nearly a...
Lynn and Glenna Rasmussen named Caribou County Fair grand marshals
Grace High School classmates and sweethearts Lynn and Glenna Rasmussen are honored to be named this year’s Caribou County Fair Grand Marshals. The Caribou County Fair, set for Aug. 5-10 in Grace, holds a special place in the Rasmussens' hearts for many reasons. Glenna spent years of her childhood actively involved in the local 4H groups whether it be showing steers, sewing or cooking. She shares some of her fondest...
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