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Boise Feared a Homeless Shelter. Then It Opened.
Interfaith Sanctuary’s New Shelter Home Offers Medical Care, Family Suites, and a Path Forward After Years of NIMBY Battles In July 2025, a new state law forced Boise to make it illegal to sleep on public sidewalks, in parks, in … Continue reading →
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5 Best Restaurants in Boise, Idaho You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Boise, Idaho — a city where the foothills glow gold at dusk, where the Boise River winds through cottonwoods and the laughter of families, students, and dreamers drifts across greenbelt trails. Here, red-brick buildings and modern glass towers stand shoulder to shoulder, stitched together by the pulse of local music, the scent of roasting coffee, and the easy camaraderie of neighbors who greet each other by name. Boise is a crossroads — of Basque heritage and new arrivals, of artists and engineers, of old-timers and the endlessly curious.
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Surviving roommate from Idaho student massacre says she’s moved 9 times because of threats
BOISE, Idaho (Court TV) — Nearly four years after her four roommates were stabbed to death in the home they shared near the University of Idaho, Dylan Mortensen is asking the court to maintain the redactions of her face in any future videos or photos the court releases. Mortensen lived with Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves […] The post Surviving roommate from Idaho student massacre says she’s moved 9 times because of threats appeared first on Court TV .
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School trustees learned more details about insurance program’s collapse during their annual conference
Dozens of school trustees were granted an impromptu session with Idaho Department of Insurance Director Dean Cameron on Wednesday to discuss the collapse of an employee health insurance program. Nothing has changed — they all had to pay their share of the Idaho School Benefit Trust’s $13 million shortfall —...
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NASA is sending humans back to the moon for the first time in more than 50 years
How old are the craters on the moon? That’s just one of many questions scientists want to answer with NASA’s Artemis missions, which will take humans back to the surface of the moon for the first time in more than 50 years. Dr. Barbara Cohen is a planetary...
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Idaho Press
Eagle families build sanctuary for grief and remembrance
EAGLE — The second installation phase of a Dry Creek Cemetery monument, intended as a place of healing for all who mourn a loved one, was commemorated Saturday. An Angel of Hope — one of nearly 200 such statues, mostly in the United States — came to the Treasure Valley earlier this year thanks to the Eagle Lions Club and a group of local residents who have experienced devastating grief. Now, a brick plaza and amphitheater will be erected around it, and its construction was kicked off with a Nov. 7 groundbreaking. “The angel is going to be totally surrounded,” said Gary D’Orazio, one of the bereaved parents who spearheaded the project. “We’re going to have memorial plaques. We’re going to have benches with engravings.” D’Orazio was instrumental in constructing the country’s second Angel of Hope statue in Nevada three decades ago. After reading the novella “The Christmas Box,” which inspired the movement, he learned that author Richard Paul Evans was erecting an Angel in Salt Lake City and wanted to do the same for his own son, Mario, near Elko where he died. The death of a second son, Rocco, in 2024 strengthened his resolve for bringing the Eagle
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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...
Idaho Press
LIVE BLOG: Broncos take on Rams with Cutforth getting the start
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- The Boise State football team is at Canvas Stadium, getting ready for a game against Colorado State. With a win against the Rams, the Broncos (7-1, 4-0 Pac-12) will need just a win against Oregon State next week to not only clinch a spot in the Pac-12 Championship game at the end of the season, but also clinch home field advantage for the game. The Broncos will be without quarterback Maddux Madsen who was injured in the fourth quarter of last week’s win against Texas State. Max Cutforth, who led the Broncos to a comeback victory against the Bobcats, will get his first start of the season against the Rams (3-5, 1-3). Cutforth started three games last season with Madsen injured, including a 49-21 win against Colorado State. The game is scheduled to kickoff at 4 p.m. and be televised on USA. Until then, here are some links from Blue Turf Sports and the Idaho Press from throughout the week. Boise State enters ‘Compete Month’ with high aspirations Tuioti’s reaction leads to game-changing interception for Broncos OPPONENT PREVIEW: Mora vows to bring ‘hammer’ to Colorado State after rough loss Boise State at No. 25 in first