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October 17, 2022
A Boise City Council member said that policies and procedures addressing BPD command staff get murkier the higher the leadership.
October 7, 2022
McLean said she was in the midst of trying to address management style when the KTVB report was published. The union then asked for a meeting.
August 1, 2022
Climate change is inevitable and, with every passing day, increasingly dangerous. Changing our lives to meet what Boise’s Climate Action Manager Steve Hubble says is “the most significant issue of our time” can only succeed through a collective effort.
April 27, 2022
Prior to voting Monday, the Boise City Council agreed on 30 conditions that must be met under Interfaith Sanctuary's conditional use permit
April 26, 2022
After nearly a year and a half, Interfaith Sanctuary can move forward on its plans to build a new shelter on State Street in Boise.
December 7, 2021
If you live in an older home or have older trees on your property make sure you check before you make any big changes.
December 7, 2021
If you live in an older home or have older trees on your property make sure you check before you make any big changes.
December 7, 2021
If you live in an older home or have older trees on your property make sure you check before you make any big changes.
July 15, 2021
The majority of respondents to a survey believe Boise’s police oversight office is important, and they would feel comfortable filing a complaint against an officer. The results of the city’s survey were released Tuesday. Also on Tuesday, Boise City Council members passed an ordinance establishing a new model for the independent, civilian-led office, formerly known as the Office of Police Oversight. The new Office of Police Accountability is charged with investigating resident complaints aga...
July 13, 2021
Historic preservation advocates call for stronger enforcement after illegal tree removal Ryan Suppe, Idaho Press Late last year, a family renovating a North End property unwittingly demolished 10 mature trees without a necessary permit. North Enders, and others, bent on maintaining the City of Trees’ historic character and natural amenities, say it was the latest example of a trending problem. Restoration and remodeling projects are threatening the appeal of Boise’s oldest n...