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Nampa considers revised food truck ordinance
Nampa, Idaho (CBS2) — Nampa officials are re-working the city’s mobile food truck ordinance after disagreements surfaced over proposed changes discussed at a City Council meeting on Monday. The revised ordinance would consolidate existing requirements under a single food vendor license. It also would change allowable operating hours...
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Nampa's 2026 Christmas tree: A 28-foot white fir donated by a family who grew it for 24 years
NAMPA, Idaho — Christmas music is on the radio, the days are getting shorter, and Nampa now has its holiday centerpiece. A 28-foot-tall, 5,000-pound white fir that spent 24 years growing in the front yard of a South Nampa home has been cut down, transported through the city, and installed at the historic train depot downtown.
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Boise schools seek feedback on proposed 2027-28 schedule changes
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Boise School District is asking families, students, staff and community members to weigh in on proposed changes to school start and end times that would begin in the 2027-2028 school year. Under the proposal, secondary students would start and end school later, while elementary students...
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Micron Pours $11.6M Into New Boise-Canyon County Bus Route, But Nampa Riders Still Waiting
Micron has committed $11.6 million over five years to fund a new express bus route through Valley Regional Transit, one designed to connect Canyon County to the company's campus in east Boise. The planned Route 41 would link Caldwell, Nampa, Meridian and Boise, with stops at the Boise Airport and at Micron, using strategic park-and-ride locations along the way.
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Kuna, Caldwell school levies pass as four Southwest Idaho measures fail
KUNA, Idaho (CBS2) — Kuna and Caldwell voters approved supplemental school levies Tuesday, while funding measures in Vallivue, Middleton, Weiser and Payette fell short, according to VoteIdaho results. Caldwell's two-year supplemental levy passed by just 78 votes, with 4,190 voters in favor and 4,112 against. The measure will raise...
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Wintry Market Returns to Boise Centre for 15th Year With Up to 175 Booths
Boise Centre is set to fill with handmade pottery, vintage finds and upcycled crafts as Wintry Market marks its 15th year downtown. The juried indie art, craft and vintage bazaar runs Friday, Nov. 20, from 4 to 9 p.m. and continues Saturday, Nov. 21, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 850 W. Front St., according to the event's own schedule.
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Herndon, Rasor, Sauter win general election
Sweeping both the primary and general elections, Republicans will soon take their seat to represent Legislative District 1 in Boise. Republican incumbent Cornel Rasor will be the only representative who gets to maintain his District 1B seat by defeating independent Kathryn Larson. Republicans Scott Herndon and Jane Sauter both bested their competitors, independent Steve Johnson and Democrat Karen Matthee, respectively.
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Costco Is Out. Here's What's Next for the 27-Acre Eagle Property
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Honoring Veterans in Boise: Local Deals & Freebies
Veterans Day wasn’t exactly circled on my calendar growing up. I didn’t come from a military family—sure, a few relatives served, but it wasn’t really on my radar. Then I met my husband, and suddenly, this holiday started to mean a lot more. One of the first moments that hit me was when my daughter proudly marched and sang in her school’s Veterans Day program, beaming as she introduced “Her Veteran—Her Stepdad.”