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Boise teenager identified as victim of head-on crash
A 17-year-old Boise girl has been identified as the victim of a fatal car crash that occurred last week near Star. Zuleyka Angulo was driving a 2011 Ford Focus that collided head-on with a 2005 Chevrolet Silverado on State Highway 44 on Thursday, July 19, at 8:40 p.m. west of Star in Canyon County. The Chevrolet, driven by a 30-year-old Middleton man, was headed westbound and crossed into the oncoming lane to pass a semi-truck when it collided with the Ford. Angulo died at the scene. Her two juvenile passengers were hospitalized, as was the driver of the Chevrolet.
Jurors give judge something he had 'never seen' after they convict man of killing prime suspect in his mother's murder
Raul Alexander Cuevas may spend less than five years in an Idaho prison after being convicted of killing the prime suspect in his mother's murder. The post Jurors give judge something he had ‘never seen’ after they convict man of killing prime suspect in his mother’s murder first appeared on Law & Crime.
Police Seek Idaho ‘Punk’ That Shoved Elderly Man to Ground [Video]
Nampa Police are once again turning to the community to solve a disturbing case. In an incident that took place on the afternoon of Friday, July 26th, an elderly man using a walker was shoved to the ground by a young man and left to fend for himself on the ground.
Missing Man Reportedly Last Seen On South Idaho River
The family of an Idaho man has contacted police after not having heard from him for nearly a week. The missing man was last seen on a southern Idaho river. The sister of a missing Idaho man recently shared information on the state's Missing Persons Alerts Facebook page. Chris Castro had spent time Sunday (July 21) on the Boise River, according to the family. His loved ones haven't heard of his whereabouts since.
Boise Hall Of Justice Eyed For Bryan Kohberger Murder Trial
It seems all roads or at least high-profile murder trials lead to Boise. As we've speculated months ago, accused killer Bryan Kohberger wants his murder trial moved to the Ada County Courthouse. The Boise Hall of Justice has held murder trials for Lori Daybell and her husband, Chad. Both defendants were convicted during their time here.
Defense for Bryan Kohberger argues for murder trial in Boise
Ahead of a hearing next month, attorneys for Idaho student homicides suspect Bryan Kohberger have labeled his prospects at a fair trial in Moscow both an “extreme case” and “utterly corrupted” in seeking a venue change to Boise for his upcoming trial. In a court filing...
Photos: Eagle Was Hit With Disgusting Hate Filled Graffiti
Eagle Police Seek Community Help in Graffiti Vandalism Investigation. The Eagle Police Department is appealing to the community for assistance following a disturbing incident of graffiti vandalism reported early this morning. Residents in the area of Floating Feather and Highway 55 woke up to find offensive messages spray-painted on fences, prompting a swift response from local law enforcement.
Vehicle crashes into building on Fairview Ave in early morning incident
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A vehicle collided with a structure on 5714 W. Fairview Ave. in Boise early Friday morning. PulsePoint says the incident happened at 6:28 a.m. Police have already arrived at the scene of the collision. The Boise Police Department says they responded to a reported crash...
Drone drops may be to blame as Idaho prisoners gain more access to contraband, IDOC says
BOISE, Idaho — A marked uptick in banned materials inside Idaho’s prison system has led to growing concerns over the use of drones, which prisoners have employed to drop drugs and cellphones — and possibly to help with an escape. In the past year, prison officials suspect...
Hateful graffiti pops up in Eagle weeks after city's decision to become a non-sanctuary city
EAGLE, Idaho — Tuesday morning, Eagle residents woke up to Vandalism along Floating Feather Road. The graffiti said, "Californians sucks" and "Eagle hates Mexicans." "I was thoroughly disgusted and appalled that we have to deal with this kind of profiling within our own community because we are a very loyal and loving community," Eagle Mayor Brad Pike told KTVB Tuesday.
'Safety has to come first': Idaho Power reflects on Public Safety Power Shutoff
Idaho Power proactively cut power to thousands of people Wednesday in its first ever Public Safety Power Shutoff event. The program is intended to reduce the risk of power lines starting wildfires.
Firefighters decontaminated truck driver after chemical spill on Idaho interstate
A truck driver was hospitalized following a hazmat incident on an Idaho interstate. At 8:30 p.m. on July 22, the Boise Fire Department (BFD) responded to a tractor trailer leaking a liquid chemical on I-84 eastbound at mile marker 62 in Boise, Idaho. “The chemical spill was caused by ten...
Heroic Siamese Cat Saves Her Sibling Pup From Brutal Dog Attack
There’s nothing worse than a vicious dog attacking another dog. That is, unless a heroic cat steps in to save the day. A similar situation occurred in Nampa when a dog had a long road to recovery after being brutally attacked by another dog. The owner, Michaella Franklin, had...
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