A private Timberline High School football group chat sparked outrage with alleged death threats and sexual violence references toward a female student, prompting a Boise Police Department…

New Path II, a six-story affordable housing complex in Boise, was developed to combat local homelessness by offering 95 new one-bedroom and studio apartments along with supportive services on site…

A cold case from 1982 at a Boise church involving a man known as the Unknown Wanderer has been solved identifying him as Mathew Francis Betkouski, a chemist with a history of mental illness who died…

“The decisions we make today will determine who leads the AI economy of tomorrow, and America’s AI future will be built on American-made memory,” CEO Sanjay Mehrotra said in a Thursday press release.

BOISE — Continuing in the pursuit of affordable housing, the city of Boise broke ground on another affordable housing complex.

Harvest Heroes, a University of Idaho Extension farming program at Spaulding Ranch in Boise, is helping Treasure Valley veterans learn agriculture and business skills through a USDA grant.

The Claremont Fire in the Boise Foothills has reached more than 4,400 acres, closing trails and roads while firefighters use aircraft and ground crews to protect nearby homes.

Spud Daddy, a new potato-themed restaurant at 404 S. 8th St. in Downtown Boise, serves loaded baked potatoes and features an Idaho-inspired gift shop.

The Idaho GOP concluded last week’s convention with a party platform that mostly resembles the planks adopted in 2024. Two relatively small additions amongst a more-than 30-page document, however,…

The Canyon County Sheriff's Office is getting ready to move into its new law enforcement facility. A ribbon-cutting was held Wednesday, June 17.

Some Idahoans' roots go deeper than others, and if it were a competition, the Paul family might be the winners.

Darl Bruner has been appointed mayor of Nampa, but the monthslong process showed a divide among city council members, as well as confusion and frustration over the procedure of finding Rick…

Ada County's population is growing, but Boise School District, and others, are seeing lower student enrollments.

A new library in West Boise was initially left out of City Council discussion despite residents' requests. Council members commit to giving it consideration.

Neighborhoods in the Boise area are seeing an influx of unwelcome animals. Rat, turkey and rabbit populations are on the rise.

Roof and Norway rats have made their way into Ada County, Idaho, though government is hung up on what, if anything, it can do about it.

The city of Boise wraps flagpoles in Pride colors after state legislature bans the flying of Pride flags on public property.

The first flight in Boise took place 100 years ago, and Boise Airport is celebrating this centennial with several events and a new display.

A heaviness set the tone of Tuesday’s Boise City Council meeting, on the heels of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation being signed into Idaho law, as Boise declared March 31 as the Trans

Saint Alphonsus Regional Rehabilitation Hospital adds 20 beds, enabling it to serve more patients as demand grows in the Treasure Valley.

BOISE — On the cusp of Boise and Garden City, the FarWest Garden Center is celebrating 50 years of planting with the local community.

BOISE — It was a busy weekend in Boise as thousands of people gathered at the Idaho State Capitol steps on Saturday to protest the Trump administration in the national

BOISE — Wednesday morning on Maple Grove Road, local couple Paul and Tanice Myers celebrated a win by being able to pass on the goodwill to Treasure Valley Habitat for

BOISE — The Senate Judiciary and Rules Committee approved a bill Monday criminalizing transgender individuals who use the restroom, locker room or shower room that aligns with their gender identity.

It is with the deepest sadness that we must report Mayor Rick Hogaboam experienced a medical emergency tonight and has passed away.

BOISE — Shouting, drums and screeching kazoos echoed throughout the Grove Plaza on Monday evening in protest of the Idaho Majority Club’s featured speaker, Donald Trump Jr.

This year Boise saw a gray Christmas, a dry January, and is approaching Valentine’s Day at the tail end of a winter without snow.

BOISE — A Senate committee voted Wednesday to advance a bill requiring government buildings and private businesses to have restrictions separating restrooms, changing rooms and other public…

A 14-year-old girl said she was "crying" and "struggling to breathe" when law enforcement officers herded her onto a racetrack with other detainees and zip-tied her hands.

A potential class-action lawsuit has emerged from some of the 400 individuals detained at a Wilder horse racing track in October, with plaintiffs arguing that the operation was an overreach

Friday morning at a local day care, staff and parents witnessed the detainment of a father by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.

The city of Boise’s look back at an incident that occurred at the most recent Idaho Potato Drop has shed light on repeated issues with organizers of the iconic New

BOISE — The usually dead Boise Factory Outlets saw a bustle of activity Monday as dozens of firefighters geared up for a special training. Firefighters cracked doors open, pierced inspection

Boise’s rolling hills line the northern boundary of the city, and on Tuesday evening, Boise City Council voted to preserve the natural marker with a resolution to end further development

Driving down Vista Avenue, a familiar anxiety has hit all longtime Boise residents at some point — is Betty still there?

BOISE — The Idaho Public Policy Survey probed residents for their thoughts on state issues and has now released its 11th annual report.

BOISE — Monday’s celebrations remembered Martin Luther King Jr. and his beliefs nearly 58 years after his assassination. Coinciding with Idaho Human Rights Day, the day highlighted not just the

BOISE — Outside a home for veterans, U.S. Secretary of Veteran Affairs Douglas Collins stood beside Idaho officials, celebrating the results of a collaboration.

Thousands of Idahoans gathered at the Idaho State Capitol on a frigid Saturday, marching in support of a women-centered mission. Central to this year’s Women’s March, with a showing of 3,000 people according to organizers, was advocacy for an Idaho solution to the restrictions on abortion.

Originally published Dec. 16 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.

A Facebook post has stirred fears regarding four alleged detainments at Farmway Village in Caldwell, which has since been debunked by the Caldwell Housing Authority. However, other operations by the