57-year-old Rojelio Lujan is jailed on Canyon County on charges related to sexual abuse of minors, and deputies are asking any additional victims to come forward.
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- Caldwell man, 57, arrested for sexual abuse of minors: Deputies seek additional victims
- Twin Falls High School students honor veterans with fourth annual Veterans Day combined music concert
🎶 Twin Falls High School students are honoring veterans this Wednesday with their fourth annual Veterans Day concert. Will you be there? 🇺🇸
- Mastermind of immigration crackdown Stephen Miller named Trump chief of staff
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced Friday he will elevate Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff, the first shake-up of his administration officials since Democrats trounced Republicans in the midterms. Former Chief of Staff Susie Wiles will move to the “Trump…
- The Boise Bicycle Project needs bikes donated ahead of the Holiday Kids Bike Giveaway
This Saturday the Boise Bicycle Project is hosting their Holiday Bike Drive in an effort to get more bikes that they will be able to refurbish into dream bikes.
- Boise Mayor Lauren McLean proposes moratorium to block mega data center development within city limits
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean is proposing a moratorium on the development of mega data centers within city limits, aiming to block the large-scale projects before any arrive.
- Albertsons must pay $900M for role in WA opioid crisis, judge rules
SEATTLE — Grocery giant Albertsons must pay Washington state $900 million for its pharmacies’ role in fueling the opioid epidemic, a judge ruled Thursday. Washington Attorney General Nick Brown said this is believed to be the largest verdict in state history. It came after a…
- Boise School District considers changing class hours
The Boise School District is seeking community feedback on a proposed change to class start times beginning in the 2027–2028 academic year.
- Rawhide Cycles and The Hideout: Where vintage motorcycles, coffee, and local art come together in Boise
This Boise hidden gem brings vintage motorcycles, coffee, and handmade art together under one roof, showcasing the creativity and passion of local business owners.
- Idaho’s abortion bans remain intact after Prop 1’s defeat. Idahoans respond with relief, dismay.
The failure of Idaho’s proposed abortion rights initiative Proposition 1 in Tuesday’s general election was met with celebration and concern as the state’s abortion ban remains fully in place. Idaho voters rejected the ballot measure with 55.94% of the vote, according to the…
- Grizzly bear deaths in Yellowstone region climb to modern record high for third-straight year
This story was first published by WyoFile on Oct. 30, 2026. With weeks left to go before many grizzly bears den up, it’s already the bruins’ deadliest year in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem in modern times, surpassing records set in 2024 and 2025. Historically, regional…
- Judge orders Idaho National Guard to produce documents related to detainment of D.C. woman
A Washington D.C. Superior Court judge has ordered the Idaho National Guard to produce documents related to an incident in May in which guards members detained a woman outside her home. D.C. resident Anna King filed a separate $3 million claim against the Idaho National Guard in…
- What's next for Eagle's former Costco site? Quarry Village gets an extension
A proposed Costco near Highway 55 and Hill Road in Eagle is not moving forward. Now, city leaders have approved an extension for Quarry Village, a mixed-use development planned for the same property.
- Boise reviews plans to modernize former Rite Aid as neighbors weigh on proposed changes
A familiar downtown Boise building could get a new look. 🏢 The city is reviewing plans to modernize the former Rite Aid on State Street.
- 'Straight out of a horror movie' Meridian homeowners discuss the increase of rats seen in their neighborhoods
🐀 Meridian homeowners are finding large rats in their yards — and their cats keep bringing them home. What's driving the surge? Read more below! 👇
- Idaho Supreme Court rules on release of fallen Deputy Bolter's body camera footage
On Thursday, Sheriff Matt Clifford shared with us that the Idaho Supreme Court had made a decision regarding the release of Deputy Bolter's body camera footage.
- Democrats romped in state elections. What will they do with their newfound power?
The blue wave that swept across Tuesday’s midterm election will deliver Democrats new power over state government, giving them the opportunity to advance long-sought policy changes. Democrats flipped hundreds of seats, won control of several GOP-held chambers, broke veto-proof…
- Trump’s gerrymandering push flops as Democrats win redrawn seats
Alabama Republicans had hoped Rep. Shomari Figures would deliver a concession speech on Tuesday night after the state legislature redrew his district to be more GOP-friendly. Instead, the Democrat declared victory — winning nearly 54% of the vote. “We know what happened with…
- ‘It's such a great community’: Middleton Community School welcomes families, highlights needs
The Community School has moved back onto district property and continues offering clothing, household essentials and other resources, with winter donations and community support needed.
- Magic Mountain vows to reopen after a season lost to no snow, thanks to community help
Magic Mountain, a small family-owned ski hill in Idaho, is planning to reopen this winter after community donations helped keep it afloat — even as forecasters predict another dry, warm season.
- ‘We’re finally home’: Boise Farmers Market prepares for move to Botanical Garden
The Boise Farmers Market is preparing to open its first Winter Market at its new permanent home at the Idaho Botanical Garden.
- Tamarack invests around $1.5 million into snowmaking ahead of ski season
We all know that last winter didn't deliver, but Tamarack is making a seven-figure investment to guard against future down years while also bringing back Nordic skiing.
- Groundbreaking marks start of $2 million Liberty Park improvement project
Shovels dug into the ground Thursday to mark the start of a $2 million improvement project at Liberty Park.
- Crash snarls traffic Thursday in downtown Boise
Police in Boise are asking motorists to avoid the intersection of Capitol and Mrytle following a crash Thursday morning.
- Customers wait in line for hours before Costco grand opening
It was July 2025 when Idaho 6 first reported about a new Costco coming to the border Meridian and Kuna border.
- Accident on I-84 blocks 3 lanes
An accident on I-84 blocks three lanes on Interstate-84 near South Ten Mile Road, mile marker 41, expect delays
- Idaho voters turned out at high rates to vote in midterm election. Some waited hours to vote.
In Idaho’s general election on Tuesday, some voters were voting hours after polls had closed in the state’s second most populated county. Voting bled into Wednesday. The last voter in Canyon County cast their ballot at 12:20 a.m., Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane said in an…
- Idaho voters reject abortion ballot measure as Missouri, Nevada and Virginia back access
Nationwide results for abortion ballot initiatives on Tuesday night largely favored protecting access to abortion and other reproductive care, with the exception of Idaho, where a measure that would have restored access to abortion was soundly defeated. Idaho’s outcome stood in…
- Commentary: Is it time to rethink Idaho’s involvement with DOE’s Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus?
Gov. Brad Little proudly announced in July that the Idaho National Laboratory had been selected by the Trump administration as one of five finalists for designation as a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus. We were told that if the state was picked as one of the three NLICs…
- "People should be able to choose": Boise voters say HJR 4 was about more than marijuana
Idaho voters rejected HJR 4 on Election Day, keeping the public's ability to put future marijuana-related initiatives on the ballot 🗳️
- 'Really disappointed': Ticket holders upset as Idaho Steelheads postpone three games citing ice conditions
Idaho Steelheads fans arrived at Idaho Central Arena ready for hockey, only to find three games postponed over ice conditions.
