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Local law enforcement leaders share concerns with US Attorney General Merrick Garland in closed-door meeting
The top two government law enforcement officials visited Boise Tuesday, part of a multi-state tour for Attorney General Merrick Garland and U.S. Solicitor General (and Boise native) Elizabeth Prelogar. The pair spoke with Ada and Canyon County sheriffs, police chiefs from Boise, Nampa and Caldwell, Idaho State Police leadership and...
U.S. Marshals Arrest Nampa Stalker
BOISE, Idaho — The U.S. Marshal Service Greater Idaho Fugitive Task Force located and arrested Austin Allen Genius after a felony arrest warrant issued on May 9th, 2024, for two counts of 1st Degree Stalking and for a parole violation stemming from a previous conviction in 2021. On August...
Facing the Flames: The Impact of Wildfires on an Eastern Oregon Dairy
As wildfires sweep across Oregon, the toll on the land and its people are becoming increasingly evident. The Chamberlain family, who own and operate Dairylain Farms in Vale, Ore., are among those affected. This third-generation farm, run by Jason Chamberlain alongside his parents Warren and Lori, his wife Mary, and their four children, has not remained untouched by the ravaging fires.
Oregon wildfires likely to last until fall rains arrive
Crook County residents tired of wildfire smoke better hope for an early fall and lots of rain. Fire Managers in the Pacific Northwest are predicting that many wildfires currently burning in Washington and Oregon, and potentially new ones, will persist until the region experiences significant rain or snow this fall. “It is likely that wildfires currently burning in Crook County and Central Oregon, such as the Crazy Creek Fire, will...
Oregon failed to track $80M meant to diversify behavioral health workforce, audit finds
The Oregon Health Authority failed to effectively track whether $80 million in pandemic relief funds it spent to help diversify Oregon’s behavioral health workforce actually did so, an internal agency audit found. Amid staffing churn and a rush to get the funds out the door, the agency failed to...
Washington County DA calls for changes to Oregon's sanctuary law after problems extraditing suspects
HILLSBORO, Ore. — After many months of trying to negotiate with the federal government to extradite three suspects to Washington County to be tried for crimes of aggravated murder and child sex abuse, District Attorney Kevin Barton said Oregon's Sanctuary Promise Law has hindered his ability to seek justice for victims and families.
Chris Petersen, Kellen Moore, and Leighton Vander Esch Return to Boise
Three of Idaho's most popular sports personalities have recently returned to Boise, sparking excitement in our state. We continue to support athletes and coaches who've played at our great universities, such as Boise State and the University of Idaho. It's a testament to our area that former players and coaches return to the Treasure Valley, bringing renewed energy and enthusiasm.
Echo & Stanfield Market is Aug. 17
Locally grown produce, arts and craft vendors, community booths and a variety of food pod offerings are all featured during the Echo & Stanfield Market. Grab your family and friends and head to Bard Park on Saturday, Aug. 17, 4-7 p.m. at Highway 395 and Roosevelt Avenue. The July event included around 50 booths — and to help beat the heat, a pair of cooling stations were onsite.
News of Record for Aug. 13, 2024
POLICE LOG Baker County Sheriff’s Office Arrests, citations CONTEMPT OF COURT (Baker County Justice Court warrant): Neal Sloan Lewis, 41, Baker City, 4:24 p.m. Aug. 12 in the 2400 block of Fifth Street; jailed. ___ (c)2024 the Baker City Herald (Baker City, Ore.) Visit the Baker City Herald (Baker City, Ore.) at www.bakercityherald.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
Oregon using non-competitive funding process to build affordable homes
(The Center Square) - The Oregon Housing and Community Services recently used a non-competitive process to award $10 million to create 63 affordable homes in the Oregon Coast and Metro region. Oregon Centralized Application is the state's new non-competitive process. OHCS created ORCA earlier this year as a replacement for the traditional individual Notices of Funding Availability, something which OHCS said will create a "more efficient and equitable system," in...
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