Idaho drivers continue to see savings at the pump as economic fears drive down the cost of crude oil. Matthew Conde with AAA Idaho says, “as long as the market is worried about the current banking climate and the possibility of a global recession, crude prices could continue to experience downward pressure that translates to…… MORE
Idaho State Police investigating a suspicious death on I- 84
Idaho State Police (ISP) is investigating a suspicious death that occurred around 8:27 am on March 19 on eastbound I-84 near the Broadway Ave. exit in Ada County. ISP says a 23-year-old female from Twin Falls was driving a Ford Explorer on eastbound I-84 when the passenger a 25- year-old male from Twin Falls exited…… MORE
Spring Begins Today And More Rain Expected
Courtesy: CBS 2 News Spring will commence today at 3:24pm! After three days of sunshine, the pattern is about to change once again as another storm moves in from the Pacific Ocean. This will produce periods of rain for the Treasure Valley on today (Monday) with highs near 50 degrees. The mountains will see snow…… MORE
College of Idaho Survives Late Comeback Bid to take 2023 Red Banner
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – It took 27 years and a thrilling final 20 minutes of basketball for College of Idaho to earn its second national title. The Yotes held Indiana Tech off just long enough to complete its task and earn a 73-71 victory to hoist the coveted red banner. College of Idaho did what it…… MORE
Boise State vs Northwestern Today on 670 KBOI
Courtesy Boise State University WHAT’S NEXT: Boise State men’s basketball makes its second-straight NCAA Tournament appearance as the 10th-seeded Broncos take on Northwestern, Thursday (March 16) in Sacramento, Calif. Tipoff from the Golden 1 Center is set for 5:35 p.m. MT, and the game will air on truTV and 670am KBOI. Boise State is seeking its…… MORE
Legislation could provide day off or remote learning on certain election days
Election day could soon be a day off for Idaho’s K-12 students. House bill 209 would allow schools to take the day off or have a virtual school day. as more Idaho schools continue to serve as polling locations. The sponsor of the bill says this is being done in an effort to keep students…… MORE
Pickles Butte Sanitary Landfill hosting a household waste disposal event in Nampa
On Saturday, March 18 from 10 am to 6 pm, Pickles Butte Sanitary Landfill will host a free household hazardous and electronic waste disposal event in the northwest parking lot of the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa. Common hazardous household and electronic waste that is acceptable include: Cleaning products such as oven, drains, wood, metal,…… MORE
Property Tax Bill heads to House of Representatives for vote
A bill that supporters say would provide between $205 million and $355 million in property tax reductions in its first year is heading to the floor of the Idaho House of Representatives for a vote. On Monday, the House Revenue and Taxation Committee voted to advance House Bill 292, a compromise property tax reduction bill…… MORE
Lori Vallow Daybell prepares for trial in Ada County
Logistics are well underway for the Ada County trial against Lori Vallow Daybell, the eastern Idaho mom accused of killing her two children — JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan — and conspiring to kill her husband’s previous wife — Tammy Daybell. The murder trial is expected to last several weeks, beginning April 3rd. We now…… MORE
School bond and levy elections held today in Idaho counties
Once again – today is election day for many of us… School bond and levy elections will be held in 40 out of 44 Idaho counties today. The elections will take place at polling locations across the state with polls open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Kuna Joint School District Bond needs over…… MORE
