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You Won’t Believe How Many New Apartments Are Planned For Boise
If you find yourself in the "Idaho is full, go live somewhere else" camp when it comes to people relocating to Boise, we're already getting the feeling you won't like what's coming next. There are numerous developers who have plans for massive apartment complexes in Boise. This probably isn't very...
Local doctors prepare for future wildfire seasons to avoid strain on ICU
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Leaders with St. Luke's Health System have about three more months to finalize a plan that will help them improve their response during future wildfire seasons as climate change continues to intensify summer burn season. through studies at other facilities, that when there's wildfire smoke...
Fire risk remains high as progress is made on Gwen Fire
JULIAETTA, Idaho - The Idaho Department of Lands has released new information on the status of the Gwen Fire and the new plans to hopefully begin containment. The Gwen Fire has burned 28,805 acres and the Idaho Department of Lands say they plan secure a fire perimeter line today. A...
Support the Campus Food Pantry, receive free entry to Western Idaho Fair
The Boise State Campus Food Pantry will be the recipient of the 2024 KBOI-2 News and Western Idaho Fair opening day food drive from noon-4 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 16. Anyone who brings a food donation to the fair will receive free entry. The event will help stock the pantry before the fall semester begins.
Twin Falls Splash Pad at First Federal Park Near Completion
Twin Falls Splash Pad at First Federal Park Nears Completion. The Twin Falls Splash Pad at First Federal Park, which has been a favorite community space for nearly a decade, is almost ready to reopen. The pad was closed in May 2024 to undergo a resurfacing project, in conjunction with other park repairs to fix damage and ensure a safe environment for children and families.
AAA’s Matthew Conde talks about road trip hacks
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Our own Heatherann Wagner interviews Matthew Conde about tips and tricks travelers can take on the road with them. Conde is the Public and Government Affairs Director of the AAA of Oregon/Idaho. To view the interview, click the video above.
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.
Auto Value, Bumper to Bumper name the 2024 Technician of the Year
Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper have named Avery Breneman of Blackfoot, ID, the 2024 Technician of the Year. Breneman is the owner of Avery’s Auto Repair, a Bumper to Bumper certified service center and customer of NPW Companies. Breneman was named the winner during Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper’s Technician of the Year program in Detroit, MI this July.
Clean Water Act Case Against Simplot Allowed To Proceed
A lawsuit challenging one of the biggest feedlot companies in the world and its waste discharges will continue after a court ruled against the company’s dismissal to dismiss. J.R. Simplot Co. and Simplot Livestock Company (Simplot) were sued in a May 2023 complaint by the environmental advocacy group Snake...
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.
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 […]
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.
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...
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.
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...
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