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2 suspects in custody after police chase ends in crash, brush fire
BOISE, Idaho — Two suspects are in police custody after a police chase on I-84 ended in a crash that sparked a brush fire near Boise. Idaho State Police (ISP), in a news release, said at 3:27 p.m., a trooper attempted to pull over a 20-year-old Caldwell man driving a silver 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix for reckless driving on I-84. The trooper pursued the Pontiac but stopped after the driver went towards downtown Boise.
Adorable & ‘Unusual’ Rescue by Boise Firemen Melt Hearts Online
Driving in the Treasure Valley is usually a pretty mellow experience. Sure, in drive time you may encounter some bumper to bumper traffic OR some crazy drivers that have no respect for the speed limit..but for the most part, were kind to one another on the road around here. Have...
Single vehicle collision in Boise kills 1, injures 1
BOISE, Idaho — A woman is dead, and a man is in critical condition after a fiery car crash in Boise. Boise Fire and Police responded to a single car crash on Tuesday night around 10 p.m. near North Owyhee Street and West Malad Street. When first responders arrived,...
Boise's 'Good Samaritan' hit aiding crash victim; recovering in hospital
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A Boise man dubbed the Good Samaritan, was hit by a car while trying to assist a motorcyclist who was hit by a different car, is now recovering in the hospital. A gofundme has been set up to help him with the upcoming medical bills, and time he will miss from work.
Boise Area Fire Teams Prepare For Insane Fireworks Night
Idaho is not perfect, and this week will prove the folly of one of our many state laws. The famous Idaho fireworks law states that you can legally purchase aerial fireworks, but you must pledge not to use them. Fireworks sellers must have individuals sign affidavits that they understand and will not violate state law by firing off their fireworks purchases.
Caldwell Police saddles up for safety with 2 new draft horses starting patrol
CALDWELL, Idaho — There was a time when it was common to come across a police officer patrolling the streets on the back of a horse. Mounted officers were not only seen in parades, but also at events, in the foothills, or even on the greenbelt. Boise's Mounted Patrol Unit was active for 18 years before dismounting and disbanding in 2005.
Idaho crime report shows crime is decreasing, some residents disagree
BOISE, Idaho — Data from the Idaho State Police's Idaho Crime Report in 2023 reports crime is decreasing in the Gem State – but some Idaho residents tell KTVB they still think Boise isn’t as safe as it used to be. The Idaho Crime Report shows that...
AAA: July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month
BOISE – July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month, and AAA is sharing ways to reduce the likelihood that your car will be a target. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a vehicle is stolen in the United States every 31 seconds. That’s more than a million cars stolen last year, with more than $8 billion in losses. Unfortunately, just over half of these cars are ever recovered.
Meridian Police seeking information in heavy machinery vandalisms
Meridian Police are seeking help identifying multiple suspects after heavy machinery was vandalized at several construction sites in north Meridian, according to a news release last week. Police first responded to a report of vandalism on June 30 at 11:54 a.m. near the intersection of North Magical Creek Avenue and West Plateau Creek Drive. A witness reported two male juveniles throwing a large rock through the windshield of a yellow excavator. The suspects left the scene on a bicycle and scooter after being spotted, according...
Boise Police crack down on illegal parking and electricity theft near Barber Park
Boise, ID (CBS2) — Boise Police are reminding those who float the Boise River to park in designated areas and be respectful of those living in neighborhoods around Barber Park. Boise Police say they are issuing citations to drivers who are parked in no-parking areas and will start towing...
Canyon County unveils new domestic violence awareness patrol car, badge design
CANYON COUNTY, Idaho — As the sun rose, Canyon County residents looking to catch a good spot for Caldwell's Fourth of July parade began heading downtown. At 9:30 a.m., parade floats began their journey through downtown, but one purple squad car was unveiled to the public featuring a deeper message.
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