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Blinded in Iraq: The story of Army veteran Joe Bogart and his return to battle after injury
MERIDIAN, Idaho — Veterans Day is a time to honor those who served and the sacrifices that can stay with them long after their service ends. WATCH Blinded in Iraq, Army veteran Joe Bogart fought his way back to duty. As Meridian neighbors gather to honor veterans, I sat...
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Boise targets rats and turkeys with new nuisance ordinance
Boise’s new nuisance ordinance is aimed at two very different pests: invasive rats and increasingly troublesome wild turkeys. The city says both problems can be worsened by accessible food sources, so the ordinance requires residents to better secure trash, compost, pet food, fallen fruit and bird feeders, with enforcement beginning in December. See how Boise is trying to cut off the food sources attracting pests and how the city is coordinating with Central District Health on rat control . College GameDay set for DeChevrieux Field ESPN’s College GameDay will broadcast live Saturday from DeChevrieux Field, the Boise State practice field and tailgating lot southwest of Albertsons Stadium. The show will air from 7-10 a.m. ahead of Boise State’s 4 p.m. matchup with Oregon State. Find out where fans can gather for the show and what details, including the celebrity guest picker, are still to come . Coeur d’Alene man sentenced to 18 years in ISIS case Alexander Scott Mercurio, 21, was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison and lifetime supervised release after pleading guilty to attempting to provide material support to ISIS. Prosecutors say Mercurio pledged allegiance to the terrorist organization and planned an attack on churches in Coeur
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Veterans and their families gather for 16th annual Rock of Honor memorial in Meridian
MERIDIAN, Idaho (CBS2) — The Rock of Honor Memorial in Meridian's Kleiner Park is the site of an annual Veterans Day event. The event hosted by the Rock of Honor board and the American Legion. Today's event consisted of a wreath laying ceremony, the reading of service members who...
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Boise Panel Narrowly Approves Dorm-Style Co-Housing at West Bench Church
The proposal before Boise’s Planning and Zoning Commission has changed substantially since it was first floated. Commissioners voted 4-3 to approve a conditional use permit for dorm-style co-housing at Mountain View Church of the Brethren on Cole Road, advancing a plan that could house up to 60 people working toward education or career goals.
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Paris Baguette Plants Its First Idaho Flag in Meridian — Owned by a Veteran Franchisee
When a global bakery café with more than 4,000 locations finally plants a flag in a brand-new state, it's worth more than a ribbon-cutting photo — it's a read on where multi-unit growth is heading next. On Nov. 11, 2026, Paris Baguette opened its first-ever Idaho bakery café at 3395 E. Longwing Lane, Suite 150, inside The Village at Meridian, officially bringing the Gem State into its North American footprint.
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From rock bottom to recovery: Veteran with Blackfoot roots shares story
BOISE — There was no detail too grim as Don Lineberry illustrated the story of his recovery from alcohol and drugs during an Oct. 29 interview with the Idaho Press. He’s come a long way from where he was “12 to 13 years” ago. Now, he...
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West Ada School Board votes to close McMillan Elementary School
Boise, Idaho (CBS2) — McMillan Elementary School will close at the end of this school year after the West Ada School District school board voted unanimously to shut down the school on Monday. During Mondays School Board meeting, district officials said McMillan has seen a 36% enrollment decline and...
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Idaho aid workers prepare to take flight in new plane to serve remote Congo villages
NAMPA, Idaho — A nearly $2.8 million airplane in Nampa is preparing to begin a journey to serve some of the most remote communities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Mission Aviation Fellowship purchased the Cessna Grand Caravan EX through donations to replace an aging plane currently serving the DRC.
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TSA offers ‘military lanes’ to veterans at Boise Airport
BOISE — Veterans are getting a leg-up this holiday season at Boise Airport. The Transportation Security Administration is offering year-round “front-of-the-line access” at the airport’s security checkpoint, according to a Boise Airport Facebook post on Tuesday. The airport’s post called it “a way to show gratitude to service members.” The front-of-the-line privilege extends to veterans and military families. Eligible passengers may enter through the wheelchair access gate, bypassing the standard security checkpoint queue, the release states. To use the service, passengers must present one of four current credentials: Active Duty Common Access CardDepartment of Defense Uniformed Services ID CardVeteran Health Identification CardState-issued driver’s license or ID with an official veteran designation According to TSA.gov, the lanes are referred to as “Military Lanes.” The lanes are at 32 other airports throughout the United States . According to TSA, military members “do not need to be in uniform to use the military lanes.” “At airports with dedicated lanes, simply show your valid military or veteran ID to enter the lane,” TSA states. “In airports without dedicated lanes, show your valid military or veteran ID to the lane monitor for front-of-the-line service.” For people who need extra assistance during the screening process, contact
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Boise's Historic Lowell Pool Nears Rebirth, But North Enders Wait Until 2029
Lowell Pool, a North End fixture since 1953, has sat empty for more than six years, and Boise is finally ready to show residents what its future could look like. The city will present two design concepts for the historic pool's restoration at a public meeting next Tuesday, November 17, from 6 to 7 p.m. at Lowell Elementary School, 1507 N. 28th Street.