Keepin’ It Local: Bikes and Beans, a place to get a nice cup of coffee and a tuneup
At this unique coffee shop you can ride your bike right inside the building.
Monthly Archive: April 2019
Crews pull SUV out of creek ahead of 2019 Race to Robie Creek
The driver is OK, but the crash came shortly before around 2,400 runners compete Saturday in "the toughest half marathon in the Northwest."
‘That type of stuff right there will make a thief’s dream come true’: Boise police tell you how to protect yourself from burglars
Boise police have been tracking burglaries all year and noticed there are "hot spots" throughout the city. Police encourage people to not let themselves be easy targets.
Police investigating after man shot in Nampa
According to authorities, the victim took himself to the hospital, where he was treated for non-life threatening injuries.
Idaho unemployment rate holds steady at 2.9%
The state's unemployment rate has remained below 3% for 16 consecutive months.
Boise firefighters sing ‘Happy Birthday’ after putting out a fire in man’s garage
The crew was trying to spread a little kindness in a difficult situation.
Meridian man accused of attempting to entice boy during school book fair
Irvin Aleman-Villegas, 20, was taken into custody Thursday afternoon.
Third-grade Idaho teacher charged with three felonies
Police say they found Tawna Day Huttanus in a house sitting in a crib with a large kitchen knife and holding an infant.
Nampa terror suspect enters not guilty plea
Grant Stevenson faces up to life in prison if convicted of the most serious charges, felony terrorism and threatening to use weapons of mass destruction.
Helium shortage inflates demand nationwide, including in Idaho
According to industry experts, the helium shortage is affecting suppliers and driving up costs. But not all local businesses are feeling the effects of the shortage.