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Idaho Police Ask Internet to Identify Motorcycle Rider Who Escaped Twice. The Answers Were Something Else
Police in Idaho had a fairly straightforward request: Help identify a motorcyclist who reportedly outran deputies twice at speeds exceeding 100 mph. The internet responded with an impressive collection of motorcycle experts, amateur detectives, and ... Read more
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Kuna motorcycle pursuit leads to arrest of 22-year-old woman
KUNA, Idaho (CBS2) — The Ada County Sheriff’s Office says a 22-year-old woman was arrested Thursday in connection with two high-speed pursuits involving a motorcycle in Kuna. The sheriff's office said a sergeant tried to stop a motorcycle rider at about 1:22 p.m. Nov. 11 between Avalon Street...
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Dinner Comes With Every Fixing On These 5 Idaho Restaurant Buffets This Year
One Idaho buffet line on this list keeps curry cashew chicken on its salad bar. Another swaps the usual peas and carrots for squash and peppers. I love that kind of small surprise. The fun keeps going from there. One spot sends out cinnamon honey butter for its rolls. Another...
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Columbia marches to 5A state title game for first time ever
NAMPA — History continues to be made for the Columbia High football program this season. Before 2026, the Wildcats had never hosted a playoff game, reached the semifinals or state championship game. All three can be crossed off the list, with one big goal remaining. No. 2 Columbia scored a monumental win over No. 3 Hillcrest Friday night in the IHSAA 5A state semifinals. On a rainy night, particularly in the second half, the Wildcats held off the Knights, 38-30, to reach the state championship game for the first time in program history. Since eighth grade, the current senior class for the Wildcats (9-2) has envisioned themselves playing for a state championship. They’ve played a big role in the rise of the Columbia football program, one that reached the playoffs for just the third time in school history last season and expected to be in this spot this season. “Ever since eighth grade, we’ve all been together and we’ve all been talking and dreaming and saying wait until our senior year,” Columbia senior Easton Lott said. “We’re going to make it. Freshman are saying the same thing. It’s just awesome that we actually have that opportunity. It’s coming to life.”
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Nampa Swaps Downtown Acres for a Shot at 134 Apartments and New Retail
Lloyd Square Park — Nearby Downtown Park With Historical Context. Nampa City Council signed off on a land swap with the Nampa Development Corporation last month that trades nearly two acres of downtown property for roughly 1.5 acres elsewhere in the city, setting the stage for a redevelopment project near Lloyd Square that could include apartments, retail, offices and new public gathering space.
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Nampa’s 2026 Christmas Tree Spent 24 Years in Someone’s Front Yard
This year’s downtown Christmas tree didn’t come from a tree farm. It came from a Nampa front yard, where it grew for 24 years. And if the city hadn’t said yes, it was getting cut down anyway. Meet This Year’s Tree. The 2026 Nampa Christmas tree...
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Recent stolen belongings put PE students on high alert
Recent locker room thievery has made Eagle High students in PE classes, as well as their teachers, skeptical. Multiple girls in various PE classes have reported missing personal items from the locker room, most of which were stolen directly from closed backpacks. Many PE teachers now lock the changing rooms...
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Nampa land exchange aims to bring more commercial development to keep up with growth
NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — A land exchange in Nampa aims to add new residential spaces, commercial development and public amenities. Part of the exchange includes developing in Nampa's iconic Lloyd Square Park. Steve Jenkins, director of economic development with the City of Nampa told CBS2/FOX9 in an interview Friday...