ACHD ready to deal with icy roads

KTVB.COM - Sat Nov 21

The Ada County Highway District is on stand-by Saturday night, watching the road conditions.

100 Pound Pot Bust

KIVI - Sat Nov 21

More than one-hundred pounds of pot are off the street tonight, after an investigation that led police from a Boise storage shed to a Caldwell home.

Meridian Man Facing Rape Charge

KIVI-TV Nampa - Sat Nov 21

A Meridian man has been booked into the Ada County Jail, facing a rape charge. Police say Nicholas Sparks, 29, was arrested in Boise on a warrant issued by the Ada County Prosecutor's Office.

Canyon Co. Sheriff's officials: Shipping inmates away doesn't solve problem

KTVB.COM - Fri Nov 20

When the second attempt to pass a jail bond in Canyon County didn't pass, officials still needed to figure out what to do about overcrowding.

Road paving could change Thanksgiving travel plans

KTVB.COM - Fri Nov 20

The Idaho Department of Transportation has some travel information that could affect your Thanksgiving plans.

100 Pound Pot Bust

Today's 6 - Fri Nov 20

More than one-hundred pounds of pot are off the street tonight, after an investigation that led police from a Boise storage shed to a Caldwell home.

Boise stun gun victim sues city

KMVT Twin Falls - Thu Nov 19

Gerald Amidon filed his civil suit in U.S. District Court last week claiming police officers violated his civil rights when he was shocked and threatened in a Feb.

Idaho extends wolf hunt 3 more months

KXMA-TV Dickinson - Thu Nov 19

Eds: APNewsNow. CLARIFIES extension in zones. BOISE, Idaho Hunters will have three more months to hunt wolves in Idaho.

HAI Holds its Fall Helicopter Firefighting Safety Forum in Boise, Idaho

VerticalMag - Thu Nov 19

Helicopter Association International held its 2nd Annual Firefighting Safety Forum in Boise, Idaho, at the Hilton Garden Inn Boise Spectrum on Thursday, November 19.

State health and welfare employee sentenced on battery charges

KMVT Twin Falls - Wed Nov 18

An Idaho Department of Health And Welfare employee is heading to jail, after pleading guilty to one count of battery against his step-daughter. Idaho Health and Welfare Official Gary Pate sat before District Judge Mick Hodges this morning for his sentencing, after he plead guilty to charges of battery.