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Idaho Chooses Life celebrates SCOTUS decision
Idaho Chooses Life Executive Director David Ripley issued a statement this morning inresponse to news that the U.S. Supreme Court has overturned Roe v Wade in its new rulingon abortion. Ripley says in the release, “We are overjoyed by the news that the great injustice of Roe has finally been acknowledged by the high court.…
Gov. Little comments on SCOTUS overrule of Roe v. Wade
Governor Brad Little commented today on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision. The Governor says thru a release, “I join many in Idaho and across the country today in welcoming the high court’s long awaited decision upholding state sovereignty and protecting preborn lives.” The Governor went on to say, “Idaho has been at the forefront of…
BSU Football Color Schemes Announced for 2022
Photo Courtesy Boise State University For the Broncos’ road games, fans are encouraged the wear blue at Oregon State (Saturday, Sept. 3), New Mexico (Friday, Sept. 9) and UTEP (Friday, Sept. 23) and orange at Air Force (Saturday, Oct. 22), Nevada (Saturday, Nov. 12) and Wyoming (Saturday, Nov. 19).
Body pulled from creek in Caldwell
Caldwell police pulled an unidentified person from a creek in Caldwell on Wednesday. Caldwell police turned the body over to the coroner’s office. Lt. Damon Rice of the Caldwell Police Department explained to several local media outlets they do not know if the person fell or was pushed into Indian Creek. Officers with the Canyon…
City of Meridian considers fee increases
Meridian is considering increasing the fees a resident must pay to remove the boot from their car or retrieve their pet from the pound. The car fees were last updated in 2019 and the impound fees in 2013. The Idaho Press reports, for the car fees an increase from $100 to $150 has been requested…
City of Boise not changing COVID-19 protocols
Ada and Canyon counties are among the areas where coronavirus is spreading most aggressively and classified as “rapid riser counties” by the CDC. Despite high COVID-19 levels, the City of Boise is NOT changing any protocols at this time. A city representative told CBS 2 news they are asking individuals to make the best choices…
Caldwell City council to vote on recognizing Juneteenth as city holiday
The City of Caldwell will vote on whether to officially recognize Juneteenth as a holiday. Juneteenth National Independence Day was federally recognized in 2021 as a time to honor Black Americans. CBS2 reports Caldwell Mayor Jarom Wagoner proposed that Juneteenth be recognized as a city holiday. The Caldwell City council will take a vote during…
Idaho hunter shoots Grizzly Bear in self defense
Hunters shot and killed a grizzly bear earlier this month in self-defense. Fish and Game say the hunters were pursuing black bears in the Ruby Creek area southwest of Bonners Ferry. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game report the hunters shot a black bear and were retrieving it when a grizzly came out of…
