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Republican Mary Souza is writing and talking about her interactions and parting of ways with IFF, a nonprofit think tank Souza and others have said bully lawmakers. → Read More
A new art installation in the City of Trees. On the corner of 5th Street and Front, you'll find art inspired by Carl Sagan and the view of Earth from the Voyager. → Read More
Rep. Bruce Skaug (R-Nampa) proposed the legislation Jan. 31. He offered a similar bill during the 2022 legislative session; it died in the senate. → Read More
Two law enforcement sources familiar with the Moscow Murders investigation told NBC that DNA evidence linked Kohberger to the crimes. → Read More
SBLive Sports recently launched an online competition to decide the best mascot in America. The Russets finished in second place with more than 72,000 votes. → Read More
The Santa Clara University men's cross country team has gained fame with their unique headshots, which include 2019 graduates of Bishop Kelly and Timberline. → Read More
"It was my son's first puppy and he was just crushed when she got out and he feels terrible about this situation," Chico said. → Read More
Born August 20, 1922, Betty Martin was 20 when the Marine Corps Women's Reserve was established, and she became one of the early enlistees. → Read More
Meridian library trustees heard more than two hours of public testimony after 200 residents arrived to share there views of the community library. → Read More
"I hope we can continue to learn from it and grow and make progress, and understand our shared experiences and where we can express kindness. I hope it grows." → Read More
On February 19, 1942, ten weeks after the Pearl Harbor attack, President Roosevelt showed the status of anti-Asian sentiment, by signing Executive Order 9066. → Read More
From January to June of 2022, BPD issued 60 red light citations; in that same time and location BPD responded to 135 traffic-related issues, 26 of which were crashes → Read More
After finishing 21st out of 176 riders, Jorgensen took some time from training to sit down with the 208 and reflect on his first foray in cycling's biggest stage. → Read More
In the dam's almost 70-year history, it has stopped an estimated $2.4 billion in flood damages. → Read More
Jordan Ragsdale's recording lasted 27 seconds. The annual phenomenon lasts through August 24, with its peak expected to be August 13 during the next full moon. → Read More
If residents were lucky enough to own a carriage, they were lucky enough to use their carriage steps made of stone. → Read More
The party affirmed its stance that abortion is murder from the moment of fertilization, and all children should be protected regardless of how they were conceived. → Read More
Three republican representatives voted no on the trigger law in 2020. Two said it wasn't strict enough, but Rep. Fred Wood, questioned the legality of the decision. → Read More
Following a 6th-inning ejection in a June 29, 1989 matchup with the Salem Dodgers, Mal Fichman went back on the field to relay signs in the Humphrey costume. → Read More
Ada County Commissioners renewed a resolution to ban fireworks in areas of Ada County, specifically fireworks in the foothills where vegetation is a fire hazard. → Read More