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Voters in this Idaho city will decide the fate of Flock cameras
1+ week, 4+ day ago (758+ words) In the eyes of Wilder Mayor Justin Devenberg, there was a chance Tuesday night that his city could have been the first in the state of Idaho to ban Flock Safety cameras. “But not with this,” Devenberg told the Idaho…...
Who was elected to the Boise school board? Here’s who voters chose
1+ week, 5+ day ago (332+ words) Boise voters have elected a new candidate to the school board. Andy Hawes, a former trustee and the director of land, water and asset recovery for J.R. Simplot Co., will serve a four-year term on the board after receiving about 51% of…...
Facing No. 2 Oregon, QB Madsen will try to ‘power’ Boise State to big-league win
1+ week, 4+ day ago (607+ words) The Boise State coaching staff has given fifth-year quarterback Maddux Madsen a simple goal this season. “This is the year you need to be the best player on the field,” offensive coordinator Nate Potter has told him throughout the offseason....
Little should remove Fish and Game commissioner accused of poaching | Opinion
1+ week, 5+ day ago (328+ words) idahostatesman.com Remove Idaho Fish and Game commissioner for ethical breach | Idaho Statesman Part of the McClatchy Media Network Enjoy unlimited access to award-winning journalism. $0.99 for 1 month, renewing at 9.99 per month Editorials and other Opinion content offer perspectives on issues…...
More land, more homes OK’d for South Meridian development. What’s coming
3+ week, 3+ day ago (587+ words) A new development proposal is set to add more land — and more homes — to an already approved subdivision in South Meridian near the Kuna border. The addition brings the subdivision’s total to 506 homes spanning nearly 90 acres south of Meridian’s Discovery…...
Boise police corporal claims he suffered spinal injury in training gone wrong
3+ week, 4+ day ago (503+ words) A Boise police corporal alleged that he was injured during a role-play training exercise gone wrong in February and ultimately needed a piece of his spine removed, according to a tort claim filed on Aug. 11 against the city of Boise,…...
Boise State has competition at center, left guard. One lineman can do both
3+ week, 4+ day ago (519+ words) With less than three weeks until Boise State football’s season opener at Oregon on Sept. 5, spots are still up for grabs along the offensive line. Three of the positions appear to be solidified: fifth-year players Daylon Metoyer and Roger Carreon…...
State Farm is paying customers $5 billion. See who’s eligible for money in Idaho
3+ week, 5+ day ago (256+ words) State Farm has begun issuing $5 billion in dividends to customers who held auto insurance policies with the company in 2025. The company said 49 million customers across the United States will receive between 4% and 10% of their 2025 insurance bills back, depending on state…...
Boise River outfitter eyes new Parkcenter outpost, more options for floaters
3+ week, 5+ day ago (521+ words) A Boise River outfitter plans to expand its rental operation for floaters this month, with an eye toward building a much bigger downtown footprint next year. Boise River Outdoor Opportunities expects to close on a vacant 2-acre Greenbelt-adjacent lot by…...
8-man football preview: The biggest threats from the region’s smallest schools
3+ week, 6+ day ago (1171+ words) The Boise area’s largest schools may dominate the headlines, but some of the hottest races on the high school football field this fall will come from the state’s smallest towns. The latest reclassification cycle saw two perennial playoff teams bump…...