Eagle News

Two people were sent to the hospital after a crash in Eagle Thursday night. The Ada County Sheriff's Office says two cars were involved in the crash at the intersection of Highway 55 and Hill Road.

By Cynthia Sewell, The Idaho Statesman, Boise Feb. 07--SMART SIGNALS Traffic signals that spot large groups of vehicles and tweak a road's signals to ease the congestion will soon debut in Ada County.

Garden City Officials are calling it a victory following Friday's ruling to dismiss a lawsuit that would allow bikes on the city's greenbelt.

BYU reeled in another top quarterback recruit during Wednesday's national letter of intent day.

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Signing day is tomorrow! Today we will highlight BYU's highest-rated recruits of the 2012 class, both of whom will serve missions and get into action a little down the road.

Republican Rep. Scott Bedke of Oakley defends H.B. 404 during floor debate today in the Idaho House of Representatives.

The Treasure Valley's restaurant landscape is changing and you may soon notice a few new businesses popping up in the area.

BOISE Luisa Lamonthe, 29, of Oakland, Calif., has been sentenced to 44 months in prison for bank fraud and aggravated battery.

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A new 2,200 person capacity concert house and event center will open in Garden City this summer.

Officials in one Eagle neighborhood are knee deep in water - four feet of water in fact.

Ada County crews are responding to work at Pinnacle Way and Myrtle Beach Court, located off of Floating Feather Road and Edgewood Drive in Eagle where backed up water covered the street up to four feet deep in some areas.

Ada County crews are responding to work at Pinnacle Way and Myrtle Beach Court, located off of Floating Feather Road and Edgewood Drive in Eagle where backed up water covered the street up to four feet deep in some areas.

With the first winter blast just hours away, folks are stocking up on essentials at Treasure Valley grocery stores.