Kuna

Kuna, ID · Municipal
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Overnight utility work to narrow SH45 lanes in Nampa with shifting closures through spring
NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is restarting repairs to the Elijah Drain culvert beneath State Highway 45 (12th Avenue) near West Dewey Avenue in Nampa. Work paused after crews uncovered underground utilities in locations that differed from project plans. Those unexpected conditions required changes to...
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Data centers in Boise? Mayor McLean asks the city to pause
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VA AI Dramatically Increases Errors in Veteran Disability Claims
Data released by the Department of Veterans Affairs and reported by Military Times shows a serious increase in errors while processing VA disability claims. The increase coincides with the Department of Veterans Affairs’ expanded use of automated claims-processing software. Errors in collecting medical evidence for VA disability claims surged...
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Boise Young Professionals Summit sets registration record with 190 attendees
BOISE―A record 190 young professionals and business representatives registered for the fifth annual Boise Young Professionals Summit, held Oct. 27 at The Riverside Hotel in Boise, according to a news release from the Boise Metro Chamber. The chamber hosted the daylong event, which connected emerging leaders with local business...
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Boise's new rat ordinance takes effect Dec. 1. Here's how to report rat activity
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — As Boise prepares to implement new rat-related nuisance ordinance requirements on Dec. 1, residents have access to a regional tool designed to help report and track rat activity while learning ways to prevent infestations. The City of Boise recently updated its nuisance ordinance to address...
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Boise Schools Weigh Later Teen Start Times, Families Have Until Dec. 4 to Weigh In
Boise School District is asking students, families and staff to weigh in on a proposal that would flip the daily clock for thousands of kids starting in the 2027-2028 school year — sending teenagers to class later in the morning while elementary students head in earlier. The district wants answers by 5 p.m. Mountain Time on December 4, 2026, before the plan goes any further.