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Fruitland Search Continues + Treefort Schedule + Best Hotdogs
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John Braese, Patch Staff
- Boise, ID
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Idaho Signs On To Pro-Life Legal Argument
Governor Brad Little signed on to an amicus brief today related to a case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Intern Opportunities Available In Governor's Office
Idaho's chief executive is looking for graduate and undergraduate college students.
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City of Boise Starts Process On Affordable Housing Project
City of Boise Issues Intent to Award to the Pacific Companies for New Development Project at State and Arthur.
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Super Hunt Drawing Deadline Near
The deadline is Aug. 10 and entry is only $6 per entry or $20 for Super Hunt combo.
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Search Continues For Missing Fruitland Boy
Law enforcement went door to door on Wednesday in the neighborhood where Michael Joseph Vaughan was last seen.
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Missing Fruitland Boy + Used Track For Sale + Camp Rainbow Gold
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5-Year-Old Fruitland Boy Missing
Michael Joseph Vaughan was last seen near SW 9th Street and S Arizona Ave. in Fruitland.
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Boise Encourages Foothill Residents Prepare For Fire
The City of Boise and partners are urging homeowners in the Boise Foothills to act now to prevent wildfires during this dry season.
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Middleton Crash Kills Two
A two-car crash Tuesday evening resulted in the death of two people with one car hitting a home.
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Boise Returns To Masks Inside City Facilities
The city was quick to take action after Tuesday's announcement from the Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Idaho Governor Wants Canadian Border Opened
Governor Brad Little joined other state governors in urging the border open.
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Murgoitio protest + Safe Ponds + Nation Leading Rents
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10 Best Candy Shops In Idaho
We all grab that candy bar at the checkout stand, but where do you go for a really great treat?
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Idaho Seeking Nominees For Recreation and Tourism Award
The Lifetime Achievement Award winner will be selected by the Governor.
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Wildfire Smoke Triggering Boise Health Concerns
As the fires continue in the area, the Boise Valley is seeing increasing smoke and particulate matter.
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Grab The Poles, Fish Are Coming
Department of Fish and Game will stock over 14,320 catchable-sized (10 to 12-inch) rainbow trout in August.
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Suspect Identified, Gun Produced In Officer Involved Shooting
Forrest T. Moore, 31-years old, drew the weapon from his side and pointed it at officers according to preliminary reports.
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Boise's Toomey Mystery + Apartment Fire + Idaho Range Blazes
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Wm L. Toomey Remains A Boise Mystery
The identity of a suicidal man from 1982 remains a mystery even after national television stories and investigations.
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