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The items were stolen from the Fairview Avenue location June 1. The Idaho nonprofit Life's Kitchen teaches life skills and food service to at-risk young adults.

Surveillance video shows the pickup truck hitting a motorcyclist after making a left turn. Boise Police said the motorcycle driver sustained significant injuries

Two Boise Police officers under investigation for shooting a suspect in Fall of 2021, have been exonerated

The notice of tort claim on behalf of Roberto Padilla Arguelles' family claims Boise, Meridian, Ada County and Idaho officials knew Jacob Bergquist posed a risk.

Security camera pictures show "persons of interest" related to incidents on Dec. 19, 2021, and Jan. 22, 2022, near South 9th Street.

Luis Martinez was last seen wearing a grey hoodie, grey sweatpants with a red stripe, white Adidas, and glasses with white frames.

Rescuers hiked in several miles from the Dry Creek trailhead to reach a woman who had injured her leg in a fall Thursday morning.

Police need help identifying Boise robbery suspect Investigators have released a surveillance photo of a man who robbed a business on the 3600 block of W. State Street. Credit: BPD Author: KTVB Staff Updated: 6:07 PM MDT July 20, 2021 BOISE, Idaho — Have you seen this man? Thats the question the Boise Police Department is asking the public as they seek to identify the suspect in an armed robbery. Investigators have released a surveillance photo of a man who rob...

Boise Power Outage Due to Tow Truck Crash Do you live, work or go to school in Boise? Did you have power this morning? Idaho Power said that a tow truck crash caused 4,248 homes, businesses and even schools without power. Some had the power back on quickly, others are still waiting. The crash happened this morning (Friday 4/9) The areas that went dark and had the power go out were mostly in southeast Boise, downtown, and a portion of the Bench. Ada County Dispatch got quickly involved after a ...

Updated: 10:53 AM MDT April 9, 2021 BOISE, Idaho — Just hours after offering a reward for information connected to the shootings of pet dogs in Boise, the Idaho Humane Society says no more dogs have been shot. "After reviewing medical information, we have found that no gunshots were fired and the incident in Star, Idaho remains an isolated incident," the nonprofit wrote. Earlier, the humane society had sent out a press release touting a $2,500 reward for information about dog...