Anna Azallion
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Boise, ID, United States
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Triple-digits highs back for start of the work week
Triple-digit high temperatures are back in the Treasure Valley for the start of the work week Monday and Tuesday. → Read More
Coolest day of week expected Monday before streak of triple-digit highs
Monday is expected to be the coolest day of the week in the Treasure Valley with an expected high of 98 degrees. → Read More
Boise Public Library hires first Mental Health Coordinator
Everyone knows to come to the library for books but librarians have always been here to help with more than that. → Read More
CATCH seeking donations for summer
Now that summer is here, CATCH's outreach team is back out and about in the community handing out anything you can think of that people experiencing homelessness might need. → Read More
With high gas prices, more Idahoans calling AAA for fuel deliveries
Despite gas prices lowering nationwide, they're continuing to go up in Idaho. As of Friday morning, the average price of a tank of gas in the Gem state was $5.20 a gallon, according to AAA. → Read More
Neighbor Tim's BBQ brings Texas-style BBQ to Boise
Over by Capital High School in Boise, is a drive-thru restaurant called Neighbor Tim's BBQ. It's been around for about a year with all your meaty favorites...ribs, brisket and pulled pork all from animals raised here in Idaho. → Read More
Changes to homeowners' exemption possible solution to rising property taxes
With property assessments mailed and local taxing districts working to set their budgets, conversations about how to lower property taxes are prominent right now. → Read More
How to appeal your property assessment
Most homeowners have gotten their property assessments in the mail by now, including one Boise woman who is now appealing her assessment for the first time. → Read More
County Assessors sending out property assessments this week: What to know
It's the time of year when counties are releasing annual property assessments, which is the annual assessment of a property's value as of January 1, estimated by your county assessor's office. → Read More
How Treasure Valley rent increases impact those on fixed income
As rent prices continue to rise in the Treasure Valley, some of those most impacted are those on a fixed income like social security. → Read More
What to know before heading to the polls Tuesday
TREASURE VALLEY, Idaho — Tuesday, May 17 is the primary election in Idaho. Before you head to the polls to cast your vote, here are a few reminders to be aware of: * The Republican, Constitution and Libertarian parties all require voters to be affiliated with their party to vote in their primary * unaffiliated voters can affiliate with any party on Election Day when you go to vote * Check your… → Read More
Incumbent, Simpson facing four challengers in Republican Primary for US Houses seat
A US House of Representatives seat is on the ballot this year in both of Idaho's congressional districts. Incumbent Congressman, Russ Fulcher is running unopposed in the Republican Primary, but incumbent Congressman Mike Simpson is facing four challengers. → Read More
Meridian Police Department talks mental health with response team, vehicle unveiling Monday
The Meridian Police Department spread awareness Monday for Mental Health Awareness Month, unveiling a new patrol car and introducing the Crisis Intervention Team (CIT). → Read More
Boise woman moves into RV after being priced out of rentals
As rental prices in the Treasure Valley continue to skyrocket, many are being priced out of housing, including one Boise woman who resorted to buying an RV and renting space in a friend's backyard to park it. → Read More
Payette Brewing Company gives back with Kegs4Kause
Payette Brewing Company is giving back to the community with a weekly fundraiser called Kegs4Kause. → Read More
Ada County Sheriff warns of rental scams
The Ada County Sheriff's office is investigating rental scams in the area. → Read More
LEAP Housing brings more affordable housing to the Treasure Valley
A Boise man found his life upended when the pandemic hit. → Read More
BSU Cyberdome works to fill gaps in cybersecurity industry
Boise State University's Cyberdome platform works to fill two needs in the cybersecurity industry: more cybersecurity professionals and better cyber protection for rural communities. → Read More
How labor shortage is impacting Idaho businesses
As fast as Idaho's population is growing, jobs are growing even faster and the Boise Metro Chamber says businesses are doing everything they can think of to fill job openings. → Read More
Local realtor taking creative approach to affordable housing
Affordable housing is becoming harder and harder to find and a lot of organizations and local leaders are working to address the problem. A local realtor who owns assisted living facilities is getting creative to try to do his part — turning an assisted living facility into independent living. → Read More