Dean Johnson
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Boy's accidental gunshot ends up in neighbor's bedroom
One Nampa family hopes the accidental shooting will shed some light on locking up your guns. → Read More
Idaho honors officers lost in the line of duty
Idaho law enforcement remembers those Idaho officers killed in the line of duty. → Read More
Downtown alley to undergo transformation, become community oasis
The Union Block Alley will undergo a complete transformation over the course of the next year. → Read More
'We'll be OK': Idaho Boy Scout leader talks plans after LDS Church cuts ties
Officials say with the church's departure, recruiting new kids will be pivotal. → Read More
Boise Airport looks to expand, relocate cell phone waiting area
The Boise Airport is looking to expand the cell phone waiting area to help meet the growing demand. → Read More
Hunger study shows more falling into food gap
The number of those Idahoans who can't access food stamp benefits because they make too much money to qualify is on the rise, putting more people into this food gap. → Read More
'It's worth it:' ICAC unit acts as shield against online predators
Rob Fowler likes to tell parents that in the hands of their children, technology is like a loaded gun: "You just wouldn't give them one and tell them to figure it out." → Read More
As weather warms, construction season roars to life
ACHD spokesman Craig Quintana said residents should plan ahead and find alternate routes to spare themselves the headache of sitting in traffic. → Read More
Boise woman recounts Yellowstone bison attack
Boise woman recounts encounter with bison in Yellowstone National Park. → Read More
New Plymouth superintendent resigns
New Plymouth Superintendent Kevin Barker has resigned from his position. → Read More
Ontario to cut some emergency services
Ontario will cut a police officer, firefighter, and two code enforcement officers. → Read More
CBD oil product moves toward FDA approval
An FDA advisory panel voted unanimously in favor of the experimental medication Epidiolex. → Read More
Settlement reached in sliding homes lawsuit
Richard Stacey, who's representing four of the homeowners, says they settled individually with the 25 different defendants, including the city of Boise. → Read More
Boise looks to become most livable city in the country
Boise released its bi-annual report highlighting and outlining the progress in ways the city is striving to become the most livable city in the country. → Read More
Save Idaho Horse Racing claims tribe is bribing signature gatherers
Todd Dvorak, who's representing Save Idaho Horse Racing, told KTVB that campaign staff have filed anywhere from six to 10 police reports against those with the North Idaho Voter Project. → Read More
Meridian's population surpasses 100,000
Meridian's population was less than 10,000 people in 1990. → Read More
EMTs undergo intense school shooting drill
North Jr. High students helped St. Luke's Regional Education Team conduct a school shooting drill -- training for something they hope will never happen. → Read More
BLM using cattle to decrease wildfire risk
The BLM is experimenting with cattle grazing to provide fire fuel breaks. → Read More
Measures taken to prevent E. coli outbreak at Boise ponds
The Boise Parks and Recreation Department has instituted several measures to help prevent E. coli from entering ponds. → Read More
How do political campaigns obtain your info?
In Idaho, the state's voter registration system is public, which means names, addresses, phone numbers, and political affiliation can be obtained by anyone for political use. → Read More