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Former Timberline High teacher talks for first time after settlement with district
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A former teacher who recently settled with the Boise School District for $400,000 sat down with CBS2 for her first interview since we broke the news of the agreement. Less than a year ago, Laura Boulton was a math teacher at Timberline High School. After...
Forest funds push KSD stormwater project across the finish line
KELLOGG –– Last week, the Kellogg School Board approved additional funds for their “Stormwater Goes to School” project. With just under two weeks until the new school year starts, KSD is scrambling to get the major project wrapped up before students arrive, but several unforeseen issues have slowed the project.
There Could Be a 2nd Taco Bell in Twin Falls Soon
Most residents in Twin Falls can agree that there is a lopsided number of restaurants on the north side of town vs the south side. Not all residents will agree though that it’s a problem. But, as someone who lives and works on the south side of town, we...
Lost Motorcyclist Cheats Death! Survives 5 Days on Creek Water After Idaho Crash!
WALLACE, ID – Just a day after authorities in Idaho said they were winding down a days-long search for a missing motorcyclist, the injured man was found by a family friend. Zachary Demoss, 24, from Montana, was riding his black 2000 Kawasaki Vulcan motorcycle in Idaho with a couple of friends when he was last seen on the afternoon of Aug. 11, according to the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office.
2024 Albertsons Boise Open purse, winner’s share, prize money payout
BERTHOUD, COLORADO - JULY 14: Cristobal Del Solar of Chile poses with the trophy on the 18th green after the final round of The Ascendant presented by Blue at TPC Colorado on July 14, 2024 in Berthoud, Colorado. (Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images) The 2024 Albertsons Boise Open purse is...
ID city's 'non-sanctuary' status threatens most vulnerable, critics say
Groups are warning an Idaho city's decision to declare itself a non-sanctuary city could have far-reaching implications. The repercussions are still being felt from the decision by the city of Eagle, near Boise, in July. Sanctuary cities limit their cooperation with the federal government on immigration laws. The Eagle resolution...
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes issues new information on cybersecurity incident
FORT HALL — On Aug. 16, the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes learned that it was subject to a potential cybersecurity incident. The Tribes’ Information Technology Department and Executive Office immediately initiated an investigation, engaged with the Tribes’ contracted cybersecurity consultant firm, and notified the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Through...
Annual Greek Festival set for Saturday at Greek Orthodox Church in Pocatello
POCATELLO — The annual Greek Festival is set to take place this Saturday at the Greek Orthodox Church on North Fifth Avenue. Father Constantine Zozos of the Greek Orthodox Church said the festival is the largest one-day ethnic festival in Idaho. It happens every year, and people in the area are always excited to visit. "It's the best Greek food this side of the Mississippi," he said. "We have 6,000...
Kootenai County Pushes Back Against False Sanctuary Status Claims
COEUR D'ALENE - Kootenai County officials have responded to recent reports falsely identifying the county as a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants. In a media release issued by the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office, Sheriff Robert B. Norris strongly denied the claim, clarifying the county's position on immigration enforcement. According to...
Bacteria In South Idaho Dairy Milk Linked To Sickness Outbreak
Several consumers of milk produced at a southern Idaho dairy are reportedly recovering from illnesses after bacteria was discovered in unpasteurized products. It has been determined that the tainted raw milk came from a dairy north of Pocatello. Idaho health officials are working alongside Paradise Grove Dairy after nearly 20...
Bingham County coroner seeks to establish a professional department, commissioners seek to balance the budget
Over the last two weeks, Bingham County Coroner Jimmy Roberts has been meeting with county commissioners to articulate the need for a professional-level department and full-time job status. Roberts has demonstrated this need by presenting actual past death investigations. As a result, the need for more funding appears to no longer be in dispute and the deliberations have turned to how much of a more than 70 percent budget increase that Roberts has requested can actually be fairly allocated. ...
Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Lifted for Grangeville Fire Restrictions Area
GRANGEVILLE – Fire officials have announced that Stage 1 Fire Restrictions for the Grangeville Fire Restrictions Area will be rescinded at 12:01 a.m. PDT on Friday, August 23, 2024. This decision comes after a collective agreement among fire wardens and fire management officers from several agencies, including the Nez Perce Tribe, Idaho Department of Lands, Bureau of Land Management, Clearwater-Potlatch Timber Protection Association, and the U.S. Forest Service.
Emergency Alert in Rexburg and surrounding areas
REXBURG—UPDATE: Madison County residents can use their water as normal again. Crews were able to fix the sewer overnight. The city released a statement at 7 a.m. saying, "Early this morning, our dedicated staff along with the crews of the contractor were able to locate and repair the broken section of sewer line. We thank everyone involved for their hard work and we thank the community for their patience and assistance. We hope you have a great weekend."
Idaho Burns and the Environmentalists Fiddle
The federal government needs to get the hell out of Idaho! The fires currently wiping out our forests and history could’ve been minimized by some simple logic. Instead, policy is being made by tree-spiking, granola-chomping, and hemp skirt-wearing kooks like Tracy Stone-Manning at the Bureau of Land Management. Our forests won’t survive another four years of liberal madness.
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