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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Boise News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Boise—from local news and business to growth, culture, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Boise News Today is your daily

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1:39

Eagle City Seizes Control of Foothills Land | Boise News

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2026/08/05

Eagle City Council just approved a bold move to take control of nearly 2,000 acres of federal land in the Eagle Foothills — a hotspot for recreation but also a safety hazard after bullets hit homes. Partnering with Valnova developers, who’ll cover application costs and provide existing studies, the city aims to keep the land open for public use while avoiding private development. With a 4-1 vote and up to $40K in reimbursements, this smart public-private deal could save millions compared to

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1:45

Prepare Your Home and Family for Wildfire | Boise News

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2026/08/05

Wildfire season is here—don’t wait until flames are near. Protect your family by preparing now: clean roofs, clear gutters, screen vents, and create a fire-resistant buffer around your home. Have a solid evacuation plan with communication strategies, pet care, and a packed go-bag. Know the “Ready, Set, Go!” system: act early, don’t delay. If you evacuate, check into shelters and stay put until officials say it’s safe to return. Your safety depends on preparation, not panic. Listen in

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1:40

Idaho Ranks Top 7 Best States to Live | Boise News

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2026/08/05

Idaho’s soaring to the top of the U.S. News best states list at number seven, thanks to a powerhouse economy, low crime, and fiscal stability—but it’s not all sunshine: infrastructure and K-12 education lag behind, leaving room for growth as the state balances its strengths with areas needing improvement. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary

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1:46

Tartar Fire Burns as Community Rallies | Boise News

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2026/08/05

The Tartar Fire is exploding across 138,000 acres, forcing evacuations and sending residents like Don Lovestrand scrambling at 1 AM—smelling smoke, hearing crackling flames, and fearing loss. But amid the chaos, communities rally: Sweet Roots Bakery delivers 100+ breakfast burritos, ranchers and neighbors flood in with supplies, and the Weiser Valley Roundup stands ready to feed crews with burgers and more. Evacuation zones remain active west of Highway 95 and north of Indianhead Road; shelters

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1:17

Missing Man in Silver Pontiac | Boise News

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2026/08/05

A 41-year-old man with a distinctive look—black hat, American flag tank top, tattoos on his forehead and near his eye—is missing in Nampa. Last seen July 20th near South Chestnut Street, he may be driving a silver Pontiac Grand Prix with a possible missing passenger-side mirror. If you’ve seen him or his car, contact Nampa Police—every tip could help bring Richard home safely.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:16

Eagle Road Speed Signs Finally Live | Boise News

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2026/08/05

Variable speed signs on Eagle Road in Meridian are finally going live this Thursday, August 6th—after a delay from their original December rollout. Initially, they’ll display a steady 55 mph to ease drivers into the new system while crews remove old signs. Starting August 17th, rush-hour speeds (between 2–8 PM) will drop to 45 mph, with daytime limits remaining at 55. Locals like frequent driver Bridger Hamm are watching closely, hopeful these tech-driven changes will finally tame the road’s

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1:28

Smoke Stops Playtime in Meridian | Boise News

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2026/08/05

Wildfire smoke is turning Meridian, Idaho, into a playground of indoor activities as families battle restless kids and canceled outdoor fun. Daycares keep children inside, parents improvise with floor obstacle courses, and schools adjust recess and PE based on air quality alerts. Officials urge everyone — even healthy adults — to monitor daily reports and limit outdoor time, with maps from DEQ and EPA helping families stay safe while keeping kids active indoors. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:42

Detained Dreamer Finds Voice After Release | Boise News

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2026/08/05

A Venezuelan immigrant, Claudia Carolina Rodriguez Caglianone, was released from immigration detention after months of advocacy by her family and Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Just weeks after earning her master’s degree and preparing to fly to North Carolina, she was detained at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport in July. Granted Temporary Protected Status but still awaiting asylum approval, she endured harsh conditions at two facilities — describing her first days as “like an animal

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1:30

Speeding Near School Demands Action | Boise News

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2026/08/05

Parents and neighbors near Caldwell High School are sounding the alarm after two students were hit by cars in crosswalks last year—videos show vehicles speeding wildly down Larch Street, far over the 25 mph limit. With school back in session, city officials are responding: police have ramped up patrols from 22 to 172 last year, formed a dedicated traffic team, and already made 900+ stops this month—a 16% jump. They’re asking residents to report specific speeding times so patrols can be targeted

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1:03

30 Years of Sweet Memories | Boise News

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2026/08/05

Thirty years of sweet treats and community vibes—Goody’s Soda Fountain & Candy Store in Hyde Park is celebrating big this Saturday, 1–4 PM, with free ice cream and a giant sundae. This North End staple, where the current owners started as teens, still serves homemade ice cream, chocolates, and caramel corn—proof that local love keeps small businesses thriving. Swing by, grab a scoop, and join the party honoring a Boise classic. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:19

False Alarm at Micron Campus | Boise News

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2026/08/04

Boise firefighters and HazMat teams mobilized for a major response to a fire alarm at the Micron campus—only to discover it was a false alarm. With drones confirming no fire or hazardous materials, and a second thorough sweep later that evening yielding the same result, the incident ended with zero injuries and a reminder that safety protocols must always be followed, even when the threat turns out to be nonexistent. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:40

Citizens Step In to Stop Shooting | Boise News

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2026/08/04

In a dramatic Twin Falls shooting, two armed citizens and an off-duty cop stepped in to stop the gunman before deputies arrived—saving lives through quick thinking and calm action. Sheriff Jack Johnson praised their bravery, noting they disarmed the shooter before law enforcement even got there. While he can’t share details due to ongoing investigation, he affirmed support for the Second Amendment while urging gun owners to get advanced training. A certified instructor echoed that, emphasizing

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1:28

Idaho’s Vaccine Drop Raises Concerns | Boise News

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2026/08/04

Idaho’s childhood vaccination rates are slipping — and with school back in session, parents are weighing what shots their kids need. Over the past six years, declining rates have raised alarms, especially as measles cases surge: 23 of 24 recent cases involved unvaccinated or unknown-status individuals. Doctors stress vaccines aren’t just personal choices — they’re vital shields against polio, tetanus, and measles, with outbreaks already hitting neighboring states. While respecting parental

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1:26

A Messenger Arrives in Twin Falls | Boise News

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2026/08/04

A man named Dan Beazley drove 27 hours from Michigan to Twin Falls, Idaho, not to investigate—but to bring hope and healing after a devastating shooting. Seen as a messenger of comfort, he’s traveled across the country to support grieving communities. Meanwhile, Twin Falls has opened a Family Assistance Center at Sawtooth Elementary, staffed by FBI, local police, and Red Cross volunteers, offering free, confidential counseling from 10 AM to 8 PM. People are flocking to understand what happened

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1:34

Caldwell Council Accepts Vision Plan | Boise News

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2026/08/04

Caldwell City Council narrowly voted to “accept” rather than “adopt” the Envision Central Caldwell 2050 plan — a move sparking debate over commitment vs. flexibility. While city leaders insisted the change was purely for internal consistency and that the plan remains advisory with no binding obligations, critics feared it signaled a lack of seriousness. Two council members opposed the wording shift, worried the effort might be sidelined. The vote underscores how crucial precise language is when

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1:17

Three Lost in Twin Falls Shooting | Boise News

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2026/08/04

Three lives were lost and seven others injured in a shocking shooting at Twin Falls’ new In-N-Out Burger — Ashley Garibay, 23, a dedicated trainee with dreams of owning her own franchise; Christopher Claunch, 59, a compassionate recovery counselor helping men find sobriety; and Dale Schultz, 66. The community is rallying around grieving families as some victims recover from critical injuries while others remain hospitalized. Authorities continue their investigation, offering support through a

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1:31

Twin Falls Gathers in Grief and Strength | Boise News

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2026/08/04

Twin Falls is still reeling from a horrific mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger that left three dead and seven injured—no suspect has been identified yet. But in the face of grief and fear, the community is rallying: churches host prayer services, neighbors send cards, and volunteers flood in to support victims’ families and first responders. Mark Tonge, whose sister was near the scene, is organizing a candlelight vigil tonight Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:33

Meridian’s Big Changes and Tragedies | Boise News

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2026/08/04

Costco’s massive new South Meridian location is set to open late 2026, with road work starting soon. Meanwhile, e-motorcycle regulations vary wildly by city, leaving riders confused. Former NFL player Matt Paradis sues a Kuna bar over alleged $600K loan defaults, while the Harp Irish Pub in Meridian closes permanently. In legal drama, a Moscow attorney takes on Bryan Kohberger’s bid to withdraw his guilty plea in the Idaho student killings, citing coercion. Two die in a Middleton house fire,

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1:32

Miller Under Ethics Probe Amid Abuse Claims | Boise News

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2026/08/04

Ohio Congressman Max Miller is facing a House Ethics Committee probe into allegations of domestic violence, abuse, and drug use — claims he initiated the investigation to clear his name. Amid his divorce and custody battle with Senator Bernie Moreno’s daughter, Miller denies all accusations, including harming their child. Moreno publicly says his daughter fears Miller and calls for his removal from office, citing an incident where Miller allegedly withheld a child’s favorite toy. A lawyer

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2:02

Infrastructure Funding Expires October 1 | Boise News

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2026/08/04

Big transportation funding set to expire September 30th—$38 billion a year for roads, bridges, transit, and EV infrastructure—isn’t being renewed in the latest temporary government fix. While a short-term spending bill keeps things running until December 11, it leaves states scrambling as billions vanish from key programs. States like Vermont could lose tens of millions, while major projects—from airport construction to rail safety grants—are at risk. Renewing this money is politically messy:

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