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A judge has ruled that the city does not have to reinstall the John B. Castleman statue to its long-time location, finding that the mayor “can remove the statute at

There’s nothing like the sudden death of a close friend or family member to make you contemplate your place, your value, your worth on this earthly plane.

The statue currently sits in a gated government lot, covered in bright orange spray paint.

The Payette Land Trust has been working to conserve Cougar Island.

In 2020, the City of Boise implemented what it then called a Pesticide Use Reduction Pilot Program. To say the “pilot” has taken off is an understatement. The city has since reduced its use of pesticides by nearly 50%.

Grab your rain coats, because it looks like we have some storms headed our way!

This Memorial Day Idaho is experiencing an influx of veterans moving to the state and its not hard to understand why.

In June 1996, Miep Gies came to Boise to plant a tree in memory of her friend Anne Frank. She was 80-years-old at the time. Later, the only Anne Frank Memorial in the United States was built on that spot.

In April, Boise State Public Radio learned an independent investigation tasked with probing the racist agenda of a retired Boise Police Captain had tapped out of allotted funding – approximately $500,000. But now, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean tells us the public will soon learn the results of that investigation.

In April, Boise State Public Radio learned an independent investigation tasked with probing the racist agenda of a retired Boise Police Captain had tapped out of allotted funding – approximately $500,000. But now, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean tells us the public will soon learn the results of that investigation.