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John Brunelle has lost count of how many State of the City addresses he has attended--whether as a member of the public sector, including his stint as president and owner of the Idaho Stampede, or in the public sector as director of Boise's Office of Economic Development.
Deli Days Becomes the Idaho Jewish Cultural Festival
Jewish Dinner Theater--Millie and the Mentshn perform Heavy Mettle: From Shtetl to Tin Pan Alley, with a buffet dinner followed by Klezmer music and dancing.
A Burning Desire: 'Everyone has a niche'
In a nondescript building on the edge of downtown, the heat is otherworldly, something experienced only in science fiction when a sun goes supernova and explodes.
Po' Bois Food Truck Slings Southern-Style Eats
"Our main thing is po' boy sandwiches, which is pretty much a sub that originated in New Orleans.
Judge: Idaho terror case evidence is 'classified'
A federal court judge in Idaho has appointed a security specialist in the case of an Uzbek national accused of terrorism-related crimes in Idaho and Utah, to vet potentially classified information in the evidence.
Story Story Late-Night Plumbs Depths of Boise Excess
Monday, June 24, Story Story Late-Night welcomes all those bold, humiliating and socially unacceptable experiences hiding in the gross underbelly of Boise's collective psyche to the Visual Arts Collective stage.
Kehinde Wiley Reinvents Old-School Portraiture at Boise Art Museum
When it comes to redefining art, sometimes revamping an old form with unusual content is just what the doctor ordered.
Brent Amaker Brings the Rodeo to Boise
With Alex Richards Band, Sword of a Bad Speller, Jonathan Warren and the Billy Goats, Saturday, June 22, 8 p.m., $5.
The Cave Singers Come to Boise
As the folk revival rages on in the indie music scene, many bands continue to look backward, aping the sound and look of Dust Bowl Okies and all things Woody Guthrie.
Lady Lamb the Beekeeper Buzzes Into Boise
Celebrated director Quentin Tarantino didn't go to film school. He got a job in a video store and taught himself.
BLM crews respond to fire near Glenns Ferry
The Bureau of Land Management Boise District says they have responded to a grass fire northwest of Glenns Ferry Tuesday night.
Idaho GOPer to Spokesman-Review: 'I'd Hire a Gay Guy, But ...'
In any other state, North Idaho Republican politico Cornel Rasor would need some fancy footwork to dance out from under a remark he made to Spokesman-Review reporter Betsy Z. Russell.
Fallen tree causing floaters to get stuck on Boise River
A large tree that has fallen into the Boise River is diverting floaters. Boise Fire officials say several rafters have become stuck in the tree.
High-profile Idaho lawyer to defend Boise terrorism suspect
An Uzbek refugee accused of terrorism-related crimes in Idaho and Utah has new lawyer who has handled some of the region's highest-profile federal cases.
It's a boy: Baby monkey first of its kind to be born at Zoo Boise
Zoo officials say the baby boy is a black-crested mangabey monkey, born to parents Murphy and Betty just last week.
Two Traffic Stops, Two Arrests For Meth Possession
A Boise Police officer witnessed a car straddling the double yellow lines of South Orchard Street and following a traffic stop, it was determined that the driver was driving on a suspended license.
Woman cited after gun found in carry-on bag at Boise Airport
BOISE A woman has been cited after officers with the Transportation Security Administration found a loaded handgun during a routine screening at a security checkpoint at the Boise Airport last Friday.
Driver arrested in death of soccer ball dribbler on Oregon Coast
A suspect was arrested Monday for the crash that killed a man dribbling a soccer ball along U.S. Highway 101, police said.
Former Oregon teacher arrested for sex abuse of students
A former Sherwood High School teacher was arrested Monday, accused of having sex with two boys during school hours, at her home and the homes of the boys.
Caldwell teen sentenced for stabbing his mother
A Caldwell teenager who admitted stabbing his mother will have to spend at least seven-and-a-half years in prison.