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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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2:01

Micron vs Apple Over Chip Supply Chains | Boise News

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2026/07/27

A high-stakes tech showdown is unfolding as Apple pushes to use Chinese-made memory chips for overseas devices, arguing it’ll ease global shortages and lower U.S. prices — while Micron fiercely opposes, warning it threatens national security and lobbying the White House to protect domestic chip production. Both CEOs are personally involved, clashing over pricing, supply chains, and political alignment, with the outcome poised to reshape global tech manufacturing policy. Listen in

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1:41

Kohberger Seeks to Revoke Guilty Plea | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Bryan Kohberger, the convicted killer of four University of Idaho students, is now attempting to withdraw his guilty plea and assert his innocence — a bold move just weeks after accepting a life sentence with no parole. Despite acknowledging the burglary and stabbings that killed Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, Maddie Mogen, and Xana Kernodle, Kohberger claims the plea was based on false information and demands the case be reopened. His legal team previously blocked appeals, and he received his

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1:13

Big Grass Fire Threatens Silver City | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Owyhee County is in crisis as the Big Grass Fire rages, destroying four homes and forcing evacuations, with ranchers on the front lines and power outages hitting residents. At 280,000 acres, it’s one of the largest fires in the region, dangerously close to the Oregon border. County officials have pledged $30,000 and are pleading for state aid to protect towns like Silver City. The cause remains unknown as crews battle the blaze and communities brace for more devastation.Listen in

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1:32

Kohberger Claims Innocence After Plea | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Bryan Kohberger, serving four life sentences for the murders of four University of Idaho students, has broken his silence—claiming he’s innocent and that his guilty plea was based on false information, a shocking reversal just months after sentencing. 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 based on public reporting.Report issues to

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1:16

Five Years Without Michael Vaughan | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Five years after five-year-old Michael Vaughan vanished from his Fruitland neighborhood, his mother Brandi holds a somber press conference demanding justice as suspect Stacey Wondra faces murder and kidnapping charges—despite Michael’s body still being missing. With trial looming and a birthday vigil postponed due to wildfire smoke, the family presses on, clinging to hope for answers and closure in their relentless search for truth. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:32

I-84 Closed Due to Wildfires in Oregon | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Interstate 84 east of Vale, Oregon, is shut down between Ontario and Baker City due to deadly wildfires — no detours available. Three major fires, including the 43,000-acre Fox Fire, are forcing closures and evacuations. Travelers are urged to check tripcheck.com for real-time updates as conditions remain volatile and dangerous. 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,

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1:28

Trump Pushes Senate to Skip Recess | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Trump’s pushing the Senate to skip its August recess to pass his “Save America Act” — demanding voter ID laws and killing the filibuster to fast-track GOP priorities — but Senate leaders say it’s politically impossible, and while some Republicans like Lee and Scott support staying, they haven’t formally blocked the recess, leaving the chamber’s schedule intact for now. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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2:04

Big Retailers, Government Health | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Walmart and Amazon are showing up as major employers for Oregon residents relying on public health insurance—revealing a startling truth: even in a country without universal healthcare, massive corporations can leave significant portions of their workforce without full employer-sponsored coverage. With many employees only eligible for benefits if they’re full-time or in specific roles, thousands turn to Medicaid. While companies argue their wages are above minimum and eligibility is based on

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2:08

Wolf Count Drops Shakes Management Plans | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Montana’s wolf population just got a major rewrite — new data reveals a drop from over 1,000 to around 725, sparking heated debate over hunting quotas and wildlife management. Critics say the old count was inflated, while officials defend the new iPOM 2.0 model — even without full peer review. Though the proposed hunt is slashed from 450 to 250 wolves, advocates argue it’s still too high. The state insists the cap keeps wolves above the 450 threshold needed to avoid endangered status. With the

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2:02

Oregon's Animal Ban Measure Fails | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Oregon’s Initiative 28, a radical ballot measure aiming to ban hunting, fishing, farming, and animal research—except for self-defense or veterinary care—failed to qualify for the ballot after falling short of the required 117,000 valid signatures, despite collecting over 142,000. With only about 104,000 deemed legitimate, the proposal, which would have covered nearly all animal use, was defeated—and faced fierce opposition from political leaders across the aisle. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:28

Smoke Chokes Boise as Fires Rage | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Boise is suffocating under thick wildfire smoke from Oregon’s Big Grass Fire, with air quality hitting hazardous levels as early as 9 AM Monday. The blaze, now over 196,000 acres and just 5% contained, is funneling smoke along I-84 thanks to stubborn wind patterns and a summer inversion that’s trapping pollution at ground level. Evacuations were ordered in nearby areas like Jordan Valley, where visibility is nearly zero and the air feels heavy. With no major weather shift or fire containment in

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1:24

States Take Charge of Consumer Protection | Boise News

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2026/07/27

State attorneys general are stepping in as federal consumer protection powers shrink, uniting across party lines to crack down on price gouging and deceptive marketing — creating a confusing, patchwork enforcement landscape for businesses nationwide. 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 based on public reporting.Report issues to

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1:02

Boise Pools Shut Due to Poor Air | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Boise’s outdoor pools are shut down today due to dangerously unhealthy air quality — red alert levels mean no early bird or lap swim sessions. City officials prioritize safety, monitoring conditions all day with an update expected by noon. Unhealthy air may linger through the week, so check the Parks and Rec website before heading out — safety first, folks. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:16

Solo Climber Missing on Mount Jefferson | Boise News

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2026/07/27

A solo climber from Idaho, Jared John Empey, 37, vanished during a climb on Mount Jefferson in Oregon after reportedly falling near the Milk Creek Drainage. Search teams spotted his gear but no sign of him, and his wife filed a missing person report after missed check-ins. Officials now say recovery may be impossible due to the rugged terrain, as the Oregon Army National Guard conducted a flyover and the Linn County Sheriff’s Office offers condolences to his family. The tragic incident

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1:41

Beacon Light Road Speed Crisis | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Beacon Light Road is turning into a dangerous speed trap as rapid development turns quiet farmland into a traffic nightmare—construction trucks, speeding cars, e-bikes, and ATVs all racing on a road built for nothing near this chaos. Drivers routinely blow past the 50 mph limit, with some hitting 75+ mph, forcing residents to wait in driveways for dangerous gaps. Officials say the speed limit still stands, citing recent slight speed drops—but they’re watching closely as development accelerates

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1:16

Idaho Wolves on the Decline | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Idaho’s wolf population has dropped to an estimated 1,129 this year — a decline of 106 from last year — as state officials intentionally push numbers down through expanded hunting and trapping seasons. Once wiped out in the 1930s and reintroduced in the 1990s, wolves are now being managed post-endangered status (2011), with officials also noting fewer livestock attacks. Their ultimate goal? Shrinking the population to around 500. They’ve even switched from trail cameras to genetic data from

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1:45

Idaho’s Ride to Health at Risk | Boise News

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2026/07/27

When Idaho’s Rides2Wellness program hit a breaking point—capping rides due to funding collapse—it exposed a deeper crisis: the state’s refusal to fund public transit. For patients like Ann Kirkwood, who depends on the service to get to life-saving appointments, the cuts were devastating. With insurance dropping transportation benefits and hospitals footing part of the bill, demand soared and budgets buckled. Valley Regional Transit, already strained without state support, scrambled for

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1:49

AMT vs Micron Over AI Chip Patents | Boise News

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2026/07/27

A high-stakes patent battle is heating up as Advanced Memory Technologies sues Micron, claiming infringement of five critical patents that power AI chips across phones and data centers. AMT seeks lost profits, royalties, and triple damages—and even an injunction that could halt Micron’s top memory modules. Micron denies all claims, asserting its right to use the tech, while AMT, a non-practicing entity that profits from licensing and lawsuits, aims to leverage this case for maximum impact. The

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1:26

Measles Resurgence Hits 44 States | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Measles is roaring back with over 2,000 confirmed cases this year—more than all of last year and the worst since 2000. Ninety-three percent of cases involve unvaccinated kids under 20, with hotspots in South Carolina and Utah. States like Virginia still have high overall rates, but rural areas lag dangerously behind. Some places, like Oklahoma, are seeing fewer cases thanks to mobile vaccination efforts, while Delaware just declared a new outbreak. Experts warn the U.S. could lose its

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1:44

Idaho’s Mountain Yurts: Adventure Awaits | Boise News

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2026/07/27

Step into Idaho’s wild heart with seven rugged mountain yurts—once nomadic Central Asian homes, now year-round adventure bases in the Boise Mountains. Built tough for harsh weather, each cozy 20-foot circle packs bunk beds, a wood-burning fireplace, and all the gear you need (even toilet paper). Winter? Ski or snowshoe a mile or more to your yurt. Summer? High-clearance vehicles get you closer. The historic Banner Ridge Yurt (built in ’96) boasts a natural spring, while 40 miles of trails—28

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