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Ruptured Fuel Tank Closes I-84 For Hours
If you were sitting on the interstate on Tuesday, here is why.
John Braese, Patch Staff
John Braese, Patch Staff
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Boise Students Back To Masks
The mask requirement for students in the Boise School District has been reinstated after a board meeting Tuesday evening.
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Giddings Censured + Meridian Whoppers + Broncos On Your Phone
The latest on what's happening in Boise, delivered straight to your inbox — for free!
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New High School Facing Transportation Issues
The Ada County Highway District released a statement Monday about the transportation efforts surrounding Owyhee High School.
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Day One of Giddings Ethics Hearing
Republican Rep. Priscilla Giddings said there was no victim after she publicly named an intern involved in a rape accusation.
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IDFG Offering Wolf Trapping Classes
If your plans for the upcoming year include wolf trapping, an trapper education class is mandatory.
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Broncos Have New App
The Boise State University Athletics have a new app available for download.
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Four-Plex Boise Fire Displaces Three Families
An early morning Monday fire forced three families to find alternative housing.
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Ethics Blog + Private Cheese + Embarrassed Idahoans
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Idaho Actor Dies On Set Of New Movie
Sitting on the back of a horse, Jay Pickett died suddenly at the age of 60.
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Idaho Offers Alternate Path for Evictions
A pilot program in Ada County will help inform citizens needing help of the available programs to assist with rent relief.
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90,000 Fish Ready For Local Anglers
Idaho Fish and Game will stock 90,000 catchable-size trout in August around Idaho.
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Record Boise July + Boy Scout Lawsuit + Wanted Ice
Read the latest edition the Boise Daily, your go-to for updates on all things Boise.
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Fruitland Police Continue Search For 5-Year Old Boy
In a press conference on Saturday, July 31, Fruitland Police Chief provided a briefing the search goes on for Michael Joseph Vaughan.
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Boise Bluebirds + Boise In Postcards + Need For Police
The Boise Daily is the quickest way to get caught up on the most important things happening in town today.
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Night Out + Australia Help + Underrated Restaurants
Welcome to the Boise Daily! This is your source for the most important things going on in Boise.
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Fruitland Community Search Yields No Results
Gathering together to search grid by grid, the search for Michael Joseph Vaughan continues after he was not found Thursday.
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47 Parties Planned And Police Will Be Present
National Night Out is scheduled for Aug. 3 with Boise Police looking forward to attending the celebrations.
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Boise Mayor Provides Update On Murgoitio Land
With the original deal involving Foothills property off the table, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean provides new plans for the property.
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Money From State Coming Your Way
With a record surplus, Idahoans will begin to see direct deposits or mailed checks in the form of income tax relief starting next week.
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