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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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1:31

Cole Denton Apartments Expand to 224 Units | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Boise’s urban landscape is set to grow with the ambitious Cole Denton Apartments project, now poised to deliver 224 new units—up from a previous plan of over 100—thanks to updated zoning laws. Rising to six stories, this mixed-use development will feature studios through three-bedroom units, underground parking, retail space, and top-floor amenities including a pool, pickleball court, gym, and dog run. By abandoning the old agreement and embracing MX-3 zoning, developers unlocked the

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1:38

Abandoned Oregon Mushroom Farm For Sale | Boise News

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2026/07/31

A massive 45-acre former mushroom farm in Vale, Oregon, is up for grabs after sitting abandoned for over 15 years — complete with five vandalized houses, a geothermal well, and a 165,000-square-foot warehouse. Once home to Oregon Trail Mushrooms, the site was eyed by a Canadian company in 2017 but ultimately rejected. Now, with a $950K price tag and expert assessments on building and equipment condition, it’s ready for a new owner to rewrite its story. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on

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1:24

Protein Spot Expands to Southeast Boise | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Get ready, fitness fans and foodies — The Protein Spot is hitting Southeast Boise with its third location, set to open mid-September on South Federal Way. Expect all your favorite high-protein meals, smoothies, and desserts — plus some tasty surprises they’re keeping under wraps. This brand, born in 2024 as Klean Kitchen, is expanding fast, and this new spot promises to be bigger and bolder than ever. Stay tuned for the official date — it’s coming soon. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:32

Tartar Fire: Containment and Weather Watch | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Tartar Fire near Weiser now at 57% containment but still chomping through 12,000 acres of dry fuel—393 firefighters on scene with spike camps set up for faster response. Gusty winds and a dry cold front looming over the weekend could push flames and embers, forcing crews to prep control lines and possibly use controlled burns. Dozers, helicopters, drones, and hand crews are all in action, plus contingency lines are being built just in case. Public lands remain closed until August 17th, and

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1:51

Journalists Go Corporate in Brand Journalism | Boise...

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2026/07/31

Thousands of journalists are ditching traditional newsrooms for brand journalism gigs, leveraging their storytelling skills to help companies build trust and stand out in a crowded market. With layoffs and falling ad revenue shaking legacy media, and AI making authentic human content more valuable, brands are turning to ex-journalists who bring deadline-driven discipline, curiosity, and adaptability—qualities that drive real business impact. While the shift isn’t without challenges, including

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1:25

Army Deployed to Battle Wildfires | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Army boots are hitting the ground as 250 active-duty soldiers deploy to Oregon and Washington to battle raging wildfires—where over half of the nation’s 90 major fires are burning. Trained in fire suppression, chainsaw use, and safety protocols before deployment, they’ll reinforce containment lines where crews are stretched thin. This marks the second consecutive year the military has stepped in, underscoring just how extreme this fire season has become. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:20

Weekend Events You Can’t Miss | Boise News

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2026/07/31

This weekend’s packed with fun—Banana Ball at Albertsons Stadium (tickets sold out, traffic expected), the San Inazio Basque Festival celebrating culture with music and dance (road closures until Monday), Kuna Days featuring live music, food, a parade, fireworks, and a mullet contest (mud run canceled due to air quality), and the Gem County Fair with vendor booths, animal exhibits, reptiles, and a new interactive water adventure. Something for every vibe—sports, culture, or classic fair

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1:20

Aquafaba Powder Recall for Egg Allergy Risk | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Egg allergy alert: 529 Commerce is recalling 3,860 packs of its Rooted In Rare Aquafaba Powder after discovering egg contamination — not listed on the label — that triggered a customer’s allergic reaction. Despite no other reported illnesses, the company has severed ties with the supplier. This vegan egg substitute, made from chickpea liquid, is now potentially dangerous for those with egg allergies. Affected 4-oz and 12-oz packages, sold on Amazon and the company’s site, expire Dec 14, 2026,

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1:46

Detained in Idaho A Legal Battle | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Alejandra Gamino Padilla was detained by ICE while driving to work in Idaho, enduring harsh conditions and isolation, as her kids raised money for a lawyer while she struggled to connect with the outside world. Her case exposes a nationwide crisis in immigration enforcement — courts, including Idaho’s Judge David Nye, are increasingly rejecting the “detain first, decide later” tactics of the Trump-era DHS, which often used border statutes to jail long-term residents. Despite a prior dismissal

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1:48

America’s Infectious Disease Crisis | Boise News

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2026/07/31

The U.S. is slipping back into a nightmare of infectious diseases—measles roaring back, West Nile at a 20-year peak, and tick-borne illnesses flooding ERs. Climate chaos, deforestation, and slashed public health budgets are weakening our defenses, leaving hospitals understaffed and overwhelmed. As CDC resources dwindle and states scramble to fill the void, we’re stuck reacting instead of preventing outbreaks—costing lives and money. The clock is ticking, and we’re not ready.Listen in

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1:26

Pacific Northwest Fire Crisis Escalates | Boise News

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2026/07/31

The Pacific Northwest is in wildfire emergency mode—dozens of blazes have scorched nearly two million acres, with August looking like a brutal stretch. Oregon leads the national response, deploying state workers and pulling in crews from 35 states, while Washington and Idaho scramble for help, even calling in the National Guard. With Canada too busy fighting its own fires, the West is left to battle extreme heat and drought, and experts warn one lightning strike could spark more chaos. The race

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1:36

Galloway Law’s Hidden Costs | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Idaho’s controversial “Galloway Law,” aimed at tackling homelessness by forcing cities over 100,000 to crack down on public camping or lose state funding, is sparking heated debate a year after its rollout. While Boise, Nampa, and Meridian face enforcement challenges—with Boise issuing over 100 tickets (half to repeat offenders) and the others taking a far lighter approach—critics argue the law pushes homeless individuals into hiding, making outreach harder and safety more precarious. Amid a

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2:34

Idaho’s Nuclear Crossroads | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Idaho’s poised to become the nation’s nuclear waste storage hub — a $10 billion economic siren song that could reshape its future — but at what cost? The U.S. Department of Energy’s “Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus” proposal offers jobs and investment, yet hinges on Idaho accepting a massive burden of high-level nuclear waste. While other states compete, Idaho’s leadership is quietly rewriting its own rules — ditching past agreements that barred new waste, streamlining approvals, and even

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1:47

Ada County Votes to Extend Road Safety Fee | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Ada County’s ballot measure seeks to extend a vehicle registration fee — not raise it — to fund critical road safety projects for another 20 years, keeping it alive until 2046. Since 1990, this fee has funded over $260 million in infrastructure, including safer school routes, bridge repairs, and congestion relief. With population growth expected to boost revenue, the county sees this renewal as fiscally smart, especially as state funding shrinks. A simple majority vote this November could keep

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1:36

Emmett’s Future Farmers Head to College | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Four Emmett High School grads are chasing big dreams—heading to college for livestock judging, a record number for the community. From managing dozens of goats to earning cash for tuition, these 4-H and FFA veterans are proving that farm life builds real-world grit. With mentorship, responsibility, and a whole lot of heart, they’re not just stepping into new chapters—they’re setting the stage for future leaders who know failure’s worth more than fear. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on

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1:31

Farmworkers Battle Heat and Smoke | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Farmworkers in Parma are battling life-threatening heat and smoke while harvesting crops, with reports of workers fainting under grueling 12-hour shifts. Though some agencies have halted outdoor work, farms can’t pause — leaving workers exposed without proper protection. Advocates are stepping in with water, sports drinks, and masks, funded by the JJ Saldana Heat and Smoke Relief Fund, which has raised nearly $4,000. Driven by personal experience with farm labor’s brutal demands, organizers are

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1:33

Smoke Clears? Hope on the Horizon | Boise News

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2026/07/31

Boise’s air has been dangerously smoky for four days, with readings hitting purple—very unhealthy—thanks to wildfire smoke drifting in from Oregon. While Thursday stayed in the red, officials predict a slight improvement Friday with an orange alert, mainly affecting sensitive groups. Michael Toole from the DEQ is optimistic, noting clearer afternoons possible by Saturday. A new weather system late Saturday could bring even more relief, offering hope for clearer skies soon. Listen in

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1:38

Father and Son Face Life for Kidnapping Biologists |...

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2026/07/30

A father and son in Northern California are facing life-threatening federal charges after allegedly kidnapping two U.S. Forest Service biologists near Gumboot Lake Campground. Joseph Henrichsen, 49, is now charged with additional counts including assault with a deadly weapon, brandishing a firearm, and assaulting a federal officer — all while armed and holding the biologists captive in a trailer before forcing them into federal vehicles. His son, Phoenix, 23, remains charged with kidnapping

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1:29

Big Grass Fire: Ranchers and Firefighters Need You |...

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2026/07/30

A massive wildfire in southwestern Idaho has scorched hundreds of thousands of acres of vital grazing land, leaving ranchers scrambling to feed their herds and rebuild. With long-term recovery taking years, the Owyhee Cattlemen’s Heritage Foundation has launched the Big Grass Fire Fund to help ranchers afford hay and new pastures, even hosting a fundraiser dinner and auction. Meanwhile, local communities are rallying behind firefighters, donating food and supplies — but cash is urgently needed

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1:38

Boise Fall 2026 Parks Guide Drops | Boise News

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2026/07/30

Boise’s fall recreation lineup is packed with fun for everyone—camps, art, sports, fitness, and nature programs are all on deck, starting August 3rd for residents and August 5th for non-residents. Highlights include Zoo Boise camps, culinary classes at the Urban Garden School, and inclusive activities through the AdVenture Program. Register via app, online, phone, or in person—don’t miss your spot! Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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