Garden City News

If the thought of flipping through the channels and finding nothing but predictable, sappy rom-coms this time of year has you ready to chuck that damned chocolate-filled heart out the window or beat someone with a bouquet, there's a better way to channel your Valentine's Day frustrations: pedal them out.

It's about damn time. We've been licking our chops at the thought of a 3 Picket Porter since Crooked Fence Brewing started dropping Facebook hints in September of 2011.

A Boise man was taken into custody early this morning after he stole a vehicle in Garden City and drove by Garden City Police going 90 mph.

A Boise man is jailed on charges of grand theft auto, DUI and malicious injury to property after leading police on a brief chase on Chinden Boulevard early Wednesday morning.

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.

A judge has issued a ruling on the ongoing dispute between Garden City and the Citizens for an Open Greenbelt group over a ban on bicycles on a particular patch of the Greenbelt .

Workshops: Saturday, Feb. 4, and Sunday, Feb. 5, 10 a.m.-noon and 1:30-3 p.m., $40 adv., $50 door, package deals available.

It's been nearly a month since Boise's new smoking ban went into effect. Some bar owners are happy with it or don't have a strong opinion, but others say because of the ban, they're in danger of closing.

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

An 18-year-old man is arrested after a juvenile female reported a forcible rape to police.

All right, we're on the downhill side of January. How are those resolutions working out for ya? Make it to the gym this week? Shed any inches or pounds? Well, whether you're holding strong to the promises you made a few weeks ago - or have already abandoned them in the name of cookies, ice cream and the ever-alluring couch - there are plenty of ... (more)

Thousands of at-risk school kids from throughout Ada County will have a safe way of getting to an appropriate after-school location, thanks in large part to a grant announced today by the Boys and Girls Clubs.