Bonnie Shelton
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Late season surge in flu-related deaths reported in Idaho
Spring is in the air and temperatures are on the rise, but Idaho Department of Health and Welfare officials say the flu is still widespread in Idaho. → Read More
Boise police increasing focus on distracted driving in April
BOISE -- April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month and the Boise Police Department is taking part in a statewide effort to curb what officers call an "increasing problem." → Read More
BLM seeks public comment on Gateway West project
A new draft document released by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management is once again sparking debate about plans for two high-voltage transmission lines crossing southwestern Idaho. → Read More
Boise City Council puts the brakes on Syringa Valley development
BOISE -- City Council members voted unanimously Tuesday night to pump the brakes on a specific plan for a 2,000-home development in Southwest Boise. → Read More
Robie course is dry leading up to race
The Race to Robie Creek is coming up soon. KTVB checked out the course conditions Monday afternoon. → Read More
Fresh snow means good spring skiing in Idaho
BOISE -- Idaho ski resorts are setting closing dates for the season, but spring snow means conditions are still good. Skiers and snowboarders are taking advantage up at Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area. → Read More
Idaho Senate adjourns sine die, House expects to adjourn Friday
BOISE - It was a long day for lawmakers at the Statehouse, where senators adjourned sine die Thursday night. → Read More
Refuge workers move forward after takeover
BURNS, Ore. - A group of armed militants occupied the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon for 41 days. After the takeover ended and the crime scene was processed, employees returned to the refuge to clean up and get back to work supporting wildlife in the area. → Read More
Community support for Rushmore Mobile Home Park residents
The community is coming together to help people who are living in a Canyon County trailer park that will soon close. → Read More
Debate rages as Canyon Co. jail expansion moves forward
Two members of the Board of Canyon County Commissioners voted to proceed with plans to add on to the existing jail. → Read More
Nampa residents frustrated with irrigation rate hike
Nampa Mayor Bob Henry says the big rate hike was approved by city council members back in January. → Read More
Boise council approves foothills purchase, land swap
From a foothills land purchase to a unique land exchange, Boise city council members covered a lot of ground at their Tuesday night meeting. → Read More
Stranded kayaker rescued then arrested
A spokesperson for the Latah County Sheriff's Office says a rescue led to the arrest of a wanted man out of Ada County Saturday. → Read More
Old Mercy Hospital could be demolished soon
Nampa city officials say the old Mercy Hospital could be demolished in the coming weeks. → Read More
Volunteers needed for wildfire rehab
Volunteers are needed to help plant seedlings to rehabilitate land burned in two destructive wildfires in southwest Idaho. → Read More
Push for safety changes after teen killed in train crash
Peter "PJ" Francois was killed on December 28 when the car he was driving was hit by a freight train. → Read More
Cost and potential impact of Idaho's March primary
Idaho's secretary of state says the early primary is estimated to cost taxpayers $2 million. → Read More
Permit approved for new Idaho Youth Ranch campus
The Canyon County Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit for the new Treasure Valley Youth Ranch. → Read More
Students arrested in connection to arson at Payette HS principal's house
Four students, all under the age of 18, are accused of setting fire to the Payette High School principal's house. → Read More
Payette house fire investigated as arson
The fire started in the early morning hours Feb. 22 at the Payette High School principal's house. → Read More