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Auditorium district vote Tuesday will help shape Boise's future
As Boise grows, should the city invest in more convention space or replace Hawks Memorial Baseball Stadium with a new multipurpose sports/event arena on the western edge of Downtown Boise? That question is at the heart of the election for the board of directors for the Greater Boise Auditorium District, known as GBAD.
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Barn fire claims 14 calves near Wendell
Wendell Fire Department Assistant Chief Crystal Houser tells The Times-News the fire appeared to have been caused by a controlled burn that spread to the concrete and wooden barn Sunday afternoon.
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Snakes slithering in the foothills
BOISE, Idaho- It's the perfect weather and time of year to see snakes in the Treasure Valley.
Police believe brother-in-law helped dispose of Susan Powell's body
Police say they believe a missing Utah woman's brother-in-law was "heavily involved" in getting rid of her body.
Police Blotter: DUI, Injury to a Child and Tossing a Rock Through a Bar Window
Acting on a citizen's report of a suspicious vehicle parked near Pierce Park and Autumn Wood Street early this morning, Boise Police discovered a suspect in the back seat of the car.
Boise man charged with child enticement
A 28-year-old Boise man is charged with misdemeanor child enticement after police say he tried to lure a young teen girl into a home using drugs and alcohol.
Boise man gets life in prison for killing girlfriend's daughter
The Boise man convicted of kiling his girlfriend's 18-month-old daughter in October of 2011 has been sentenced to life in prison.
Smallest baby ever born at Vancouver hospital goes home
She is the smallest surviving baby a Vancouver hospital has ever delivered, and after a months-long journey she's finally home.
Animal activist arrested for videotaping horse roping at E. Ore. rodeo
Also in attendance this year -- an animal activist group that believes that one popular event is nothing more than cruelty to animals.
Group works to snuff out smoking in more local bars
The group that pushed to take smoking out of bars in Boise is now following smokers to one of the only nearby places you can still have a drink and light up.
Crapo's campaign suffered from poor financial controls
Idaho Sen. Mike Crapo said earlier that the $250,000 investment loss his campaign suffered in 2008 - and just now disclosed - came at a time when the campaign was between treasurers, so only then-campaign manager Jake Ball authorized the expenditure, in the form of a loan to a longtime friend.
Political analyst: Elections could come down to a few votes
We are less than two days from the May elections, and all indications are that there won't be a huge turnout.
Idaho Soldiers Deploy To Afghanistan
Boise, Idaho In our state's capitol, a group of soldiers in Boise says goodbye to family and friends before heading to Afghanistan.
Boise has put no small amount of effort into promoting bicycle use. Compared to motorized transportation, bicycles are clean, user friendly and inexpensive, but that doesn't mean we should lose our appreciation for fine automobiles.
Idaho jockey Gary Stevens wins the 2013 Preakness
Idaho jockey Gary Stevens and horse, Oxbow have won the 138th Preakness Stakes, ruining Orb's bid to capture the Triple Crown.
Boise State holds it's 92nd graduation commencement
After several years of books, studying and campus life, more than 3,700 Boise State graduates walked their way to a bright future on Saturday.
Boise to consider ordinances to curb panhandling
The Boise City Council is considering three ordinances to curb unsafe panhandling, harassing, lying on sidewalks, or other issues affecting public spaces.
Still no sign of Boise mall attacker
Police are still searching for a man driving a teal pickup, they say intentionally hit and ran over a woman in the parking lot of the Boise Towne Square Mall, Tuesday night.
Solid future for Boise's historic Roosevelt Market
After months of uncertainty, those who love the historic Roosevelt Market nestled in East Boise celebrated Friday.
A taste of Russia found in Boise
Are you in need a Russian food fix? You are in luck. The 8th Annual Russian Food Festival is taking place at the St.