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Idaho State Tax Commission offering webinars ahead of tax season
Tax season is almost here, and the Idaho State Tax Commission is ready to help you prepare! → Read More
Caldwell airport gets a new name after almost half a century
After almost half a century of being known as the "Caldwell Industrial Airport," the Caldwell Airport will now be known as the "Treasure Valley Executive Airport at Caldwell." → Read More
Kanak opens new location, welcomes special duo to team
Kanak Attack in Boise has been serving up delicious Hawaiian food in the Boise community for years. → Read More
Made in Idaho: Zero Dark Thirty Coffee helps support people with PTSD
Thousands of veterans and first responders around the country battle PTSD, and a pair of Idaho veterans are working to help support those struggling. → Read More
Boise State plans to launch Food and Dairy Innovation Center
Boise State is planning a major addition to campus, thanks to a $2 million grant. → Read More
Tech-based grant provides cybersecurity resources to rural communities
Boise State's cybersecurity program will be rolling out new resources for Idaho's rural areas, thanks to an economic development grant from the Idaho National Lab (INL). → Read More
"Brown Like Me" helps Black youth find community
A local nonprofit is helping Black youth in Idaho connect with their culture through community outreach. → Read More
Discovery Center to host "Exquisite Idaho" this weekend
The Discovery Center is hosting a learning event to help keep kids engaged over the holiday season. → Read More
Workforce development program supports Idaho's youth
A local program is working to help support youth entering the workforce. → Read More
Made in Idaho: Hayes Company Boutique
The shop opened its doors in June of 2020, right in the midst of the pandemic. → Read More
'STEM goes Red' kicks off Friday
Local middle and high school students from all over the state will be exploring the world of science, technology, engineering and math this week as part of the STEM goes Red event. → Read More
Local college students win Cybersecurity Entrepreneur Challenge
A trio of college students is being honored after winning Boise State's Cybersecurity Entrepreneur Challenge. → Read More
Be protective of your personal info this cybersecurity awareness month
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and experts are warning you to be protective of your personal information. → Read More
State of 208: Ada County Landfill keeping up with rapid growth
As Idaho News 6 has reported, while this growth is happening all over the Gem State, most of it is happening in Ada County—and all that growth means a lot more trash in the Ada County Landfill. → Read More
ICode Boise works to foster a love of STEM in Idaho kids
A local resource is working to foster a love of STEM early on in local students! → Read More
St. Luke's offering COVID-19 booster for eligible groups
The hospital announced Wednesday people aged 65 and older, those with certain medical conditions, and people who work in a high-risk setting like healthcare and education are now able to make an appointment to get the booster through MyChart or by calling 208-381-9500. → Read More
Local woman heading to SACNAS’ National Diversity in STEM Conference
Sofía Edgar will be attending SACNAS’ National Diversity in STEM Conference this fall to present her computational work on nanocrystals. The conference is the largest multidisciplinary and multicultural STEM diversity event in the country → Read More
How potential growth could impact the City of Melba
Most of that growth is happening right here in our backyard, and cities across the state have started to prepare for the effects of Idaho's population boom. → Read More
Labor shortages are still impacting Idaho industries. This is why.
The labor shortage continues to impact industries here in Idaho and across the country. → Read More
Made in Idaho: Salt Sanctuary is a breath of fresh air for Boise community
A Boise business is using a unique material to give the community a breath of fresh air: salt. → Read More