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Small grass fire extinguished near Hulls Gulch
Quick-acting neighbors and Boise firefighters quickly knocked down a grass firenear Highland View D more...
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Grandmother of toddler who fired police weapon speaks out
EMMETT -- A police officer has been placed on administrative leave after her gun was fired by a three-year-old in rural Gem County. The shooting happened August 6 when the toddler got ahold of a Detective Sergeant Kim Judy's gun. With one shot, he ... more...
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Labor Day travel plans
A huge travel weekend is just around the corner. Millions of people will be gearing up for a last summer trips. more...
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Hot air balloons make triumphant return to Boise skies
BOISE -- Hot air balloons are back in the Treasure Valley for the Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic. They used to be a staple in the days of the River Festival, which ended after 2003. Since then, some enthusiasts have worked to bring the balloons ... more...
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Go behind the scenes as Idaho soldiers train for Iraq
BOISE -- In a few short weeks, many Idaho soldiers will be deployed to Iraq. Members of the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team are now preparing at a tactical training base located south of Boise. NewsChannel 7 got a behind the scenes look at the ... more...
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116th trains for Iraq in Boise desert
Idaho National Guard unit will deploy for a second tour of Iraq in November. more...
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Apple opens store in Boise mall
The latest Apple Store will open on Sept. 11 at Boise Towne Square, according to a mall spokeswoman. more...
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Wash. woman target of acid attack had just moved from Idaho
The parents of 28-year-old Bethany Storro of Vancouver, Wash., joined her Thursday for a news conference at at Legacy Emanuel Hospital in Portland to talk about her injuries and the attack by an unknown woman now sought by police. more...
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Idaho part of winning consortium that will replace ISATs
Idaho is a leader in the 31-state consortium that was awarded a $160 million Race to the Top Assessm more...
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Did son kill parents over $500 in rent money?
Court documents just filed and KATU's investigation reveal more on what authorities say was the motive behind the Monday killing of a Dallas, Ore., couple who ran a sustainable farm. more...
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Meridian shed fire was brought under control in 30 minutes
The Meridian Fire Department responded to a shed and hay stack fire at 3704 Ustick Road at 1:16 p.m. more...
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Idahoans dig deeper than most of the country for a gallon of gas
Idahoans often grumble about how gasoline prices they pay areusually higher than those in most of t more...
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Lottery winner has hours left before $1 million ticket expires
Someone out there is $1 million richer. But do they know it? The winning lottery ticket was sold March 6 from Huskey's in Irwin. The ticket matched the first five numbers (10, 29, 33, 41, and 59) but not the Powerball. more...
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Boise drug store robber caught on camera
BOISE -- Boise Police have released a surveillance camera photo of a man who robbed a drug store at the corner of Orchard Street and Overland Road last Thursday. Detectives have also released an updated description of the robbery suspect. Police say ... more...
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Junior high teacher facing sexual abuse charge
BURLEY, Idaho -- A 42-year-old Burley junior high teacher has been arrested on suspicion of pretending to be a 15-year-old boy to engage in online sexual conversations with a 14-year-old student. The Times-News reports that Michael S. Brinkerhoff ... more...
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Five Ways Cyclists Can Defuse Road Rage
Two days ago on my morning trip down to the coffee shop to get a little wisdom at the ORG (Old Retired Guys) Table, a driver blasted right through a stop sign and almost made it my last day on a bicycle. So what did I do?
Two things. First, since ... more...
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010 5:37 pm
As of September 1, 2010 Officer Kim Judy has been placed on Administrative Leave until further notice pending the outcome of an internal investigation. more...
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University of Idaho Student's Poem to Run in the New Yorker
Raise your hand if you've ever taken a creative writing class. Keep your hand raised if you ever wrote a poem while in class that ended up being published in the New Yorker. Everyone's hands should have gone down now except for that of one ... more...
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Canning offers way to preserve past
Sonie Thies is proud of the way her new canning kitchen is coming together. She has combined her joy of preserving the best food possible with a vision of educating others about the process. more...
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010 4:00 pm
There has been a lot of attention surrounding a product being sold in many stores in Idaho, including a few here in Emmett. The product is called many names but the most common is Spice. Other names are Black Magic, Genie, K2, Sence, Spirit, ... more...
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010 2:06 pm
Aug. 14 was a day to remember for 31 kids with various disabilities. The children, along with their families, enjoyed the Catch A Special Thrill for Kids fishing event held at Black Canyon Dam Park in Emmett. more...
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"God, Seed" Celebrates Nature and Laments Environmental Degradation
God, Seed: Poetry & Art About the Natural World
By Rebecca Foust and Lorna Stevens
Tebot Bach Press, 85 pages, $20.00
God, Seed sings the delights of nature, from lovers in "the cricket-sung, grass-sweet dark" to ... more...
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A Hike in the Woods Can Be Torture
It's summer in Montana (as it seems to be in most of the U.S.), so we go outside. I spend the winter huddled in front of the TV, watching NFL and Jeopardy. Then when the snow melts I take all that bottled up aggression and trivial knowledge into the ... more...
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Something Is Always Biting in Loma, Montana, In or Out of the River
Now I know what I've been missing every time I sped through Loma, Montana, on my way to somewhere else. This sleepy little ranching and farming community, located 55 miles north of Great Falls on U.S. Highway 87, is a gateway to some fast-action ... more...
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