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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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1:43

Star Idaho Kidnapping Case Details | Boise News

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2026/07/24

A chilling incident unfolded at Freedom Park in Star, Idaho, when 15-year-old girl was kidnapped and sexually assaulted by Jose Lozano Flores, who allegedly followed her, grabbed her, and dragged her into the woods — all captured on surveillance footage. Found the next day near Quinn’s Pond, both victim and suspect were dehydrated and hungry, but the teen was safely reunited with her family. Flores, now facing charges including kidnapping, lewd conduct with a minor, and resisting arrest, was

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1:04

Police Shooting of Daniel Konovalov in Boise | Boise...

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2026/07/24

A 32-year-old man, Daniel Konovalov, was fatally shot by police in Boise after allegedly refusing commands and wielding a knife. Officers used less-lethal rounds first, but when Konovalov continued advancing toward them, two officers fired their weapons. Paramedics arrived but could not save him. The Meridian Police Department is now investigating, with officers placed on administrative leave as the probe begins. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:17

Bomb Threat Accused Walks Free | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Donald Hawkins narrowly avoided a felony charge after making bomb threats to the state Capitol — but here’s the twist: he struck a plea deal for a lesser misdemeanor tied to a separate threat call, landing him just 180 days in jail and 18 months probation instead of up to five years. The Capitol threats, which included a chilling “kaboom,” remain unlinked to his charges — leaving the legal maneuvering baffling and the public wondering how he walked away with such a light sentence. Listen

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1:55

Boise Updates Historic Preservation Plan | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Boise is reviving its 50-year-old Historic Preservation Plan to modernize how it protects historic buildings and neighborhoods—after a draft sparked community feedback. City leaders aim to clarify rules, balance historic charm with energy-efficient upgrades, and protect historic trees, while offering incentives like streamlined permits to help owners maintain old homes. Two public open houses are coming up—July 28 at the Library and July 29 at the Depot—to gather input before finalizing the

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1:46

DNC Picks South Carolina First | Boise News

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2026/07/24

The DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee just voted to make South Carolina the first state in the 2028 presidential primary — a major shake-up that could sideline Iowa. With a narrow win over Nevada and New Hampshire, the committee aims to expand early contests to six states, prioritizing regional diversity and Southern voter access. President Biden’s 2020 win in South Carolina helped sway support, and the move signals a push for more inclusive, timely elections amid ongoing voting rights concerns

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1:39

Twin Falls Gets First In-N-Out | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Twin Falls just got its first In-N-Out Burger—and the town went wild. People lined up overnight, some arriving as early as 4 PM the day before, just to be first through the doors when it opened Friday. This scenic spot, overlooking the Perrine Bridge and Snake River Canyon, is the chain’s fourth in Idaho and first outside the Treasure Valley—a huge deal for locals. The CEO confirmed the location was chosen because customers begged for it, and the vibe? Pure hype. Fans waited over 14 hours, not

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1:09

Drive-By Shooting in Twin Falls | Boise News

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2026/07/24

A drive-by shooting in Twin Falls, Idaho, left no one injured but sent shockwaves through the community—thanks to cutting-edge surveillance and license plate tech, authorities nabbed suspect Michael Williams within hours. Now facing weapons charges, this case proves how fast modern tools can turn chaos into closure. 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

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1:37

Self-Pour Taproom Meets Woodfired Pizza | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Step into Smokin’ Oak Woodfired Pizza and Taproom in Meridian, where tech meets tradition: scan your ID for an RFID wristband, then pour your own beer, wine, cider, or cocktail from a self-serve tap wall—charged only for what you pour. Enjoy wood-fired pizzas in 14 bold flavors (plus build-your-own), cheesy breads, salads, and desserts like cinnamon knots and apple pie—all fueled by white and red oak ovens. Located at 191 W Archerfield St, Suite 120, it’s the ultimate customizable dining and

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1:45

Adaptive Athletes Shine at Boise Ironman | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Boise’s Ironman 70.3 heats up this weekend with over 1,600 athletes battling scorching temps and a grueling course—1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike, 13.1-mile run—starting at 6:30 AM. But the real story? Ten adaptive athletes from the Challenged Athletes Foundation, including Kelly Worrell, Emma Meyers, and Marina Mears, who’ve represented Team USA and are here to shine, proving that disability doesn’t define limits. Meyers credits the foundation for launching her triathlon journey—showcasing how

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1:45

McCall’s Fourth of July Under Fire | Boise News

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2026/07/24

McCall is rethinking its Fourth of July fireworks over Payette Lake as soaring costs and safety concerns push the city council to consider alternatives. With $30K spent on pyrotechnics, officials are eyeing crowd control and security instead — and even exploring drone shows, though finding vendors is tough. Underage drinking and low spending by younger crowds are adding pressure, while environmental fallout and public opinion are fueling debate. A quick online survey is coming soon, and

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1:33

Food for Kids Feeds Summer Hunger | Boise News

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2026/07/24

In 2012, a Moscow study exposed child food insecurity, sparking the 2014 launch of Food for Kids—a vital summer meal program for over 200 kids. Run by St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Palouse, it delivers weekend food bags packed with pasta, chili, veggies, juice, and snacks every Friday at Lena Whitmore Elementary. No sign-up required—kids just show up. Thanks to a heartfelt donation drive honoring longtime volunteer Joanne Sutton and a benefit concert,

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1:43

Jacob Streat Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case | Boise...

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2026/07/24

Twenty-three-year-old Jacob Streat just entered a not guilty plea to first-degree murder in the January killing of 27-year-old Israel Trejo outside a McDonald’s in Meridian. What started as a second-degree murder charge was upgraded in March, and Streat waived his right to a speedy trial—setting his trial for mid-January, expected to last two weeks. The defense argues Streat acted in self-defense after Trejo allegedly spat on him during a road rage incident, while prosecutors paint a different

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1:25

Trump Revives Global Tariffs | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Trump’s administration is revving up trade tensions by imposing new tariffs on imports from sixty countries, including Canada, the EU, Japan, and Mexico—ranging from 10 to 12.5 percent. These tariffs replace expired and legally challenged ones, citing alleged forced labor in global supply chains as justification. Trade Ambassador Jamieson Greer says diplomacy failed, so now it’s time for action. The move follows the Supreme Court’s strike against previous tariffs, which could cost the

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1:38

Garden City Bans Fast E-Bikes from Greenbelt | Boise...

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2026/07/24

Garden City just slapped new speed limits on electric bikes, scooters, and motorbikes in the Greenbelt—anything over 28 mph for e-bikes or 15 mph for e-scooters is banned from parks, sidewalks, and bike paths. Police are rolling out an education campaign to clarify the rules before enforcement, urging riders to keep speeds under 15 mph—especially near busy spots like the Riverside Hotel and Boardwalk. E-motorbikes must be registered, insured, and licensed to ride on city streets. The move aims

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1:51

Buc-ee's Idaho Dream on Hold | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Buc-ee’s nearly crashed into Idaho’s traffic gridlock—literally—after their proposed Meridian gas station sparked chaos with unrealistic traffic projections and a tangled flyover plan. City officials called the models a “trainwreck,” killing the deal before a formal application. But don’t pack up your Beaver Nuggets just yet: local developer Mark Cleverley says Buc-ee’s is still very much in the game, eyeing other Treasure Valley spots. With a Utah location already confirmed, the Texas giant’s

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1:55

Eagle Council Votes Down Gun Range Plan | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Eagle City Council voted down a controversial proposal to restrict gun ranges to just two spots — one federal and one private — after realizing the private land required special permission, effectively shutting it off to the public. Residents split: some supported safety and fire prevention, others fiercely defended their Second Amendment rights. With no dedicated shooting range in place and confusion over the new plan, council members agreed the change wasn’t ready — the old rules stay for

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1:24

Scoopers Soar as Fire Containment Rises | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Claremont Fire in Idaho is making major progress thanks to relentless aerial support—specialized scooper planes are dropping 177,000 gallons of water in two days straight from Lucky Peak Reservoir, slashing refueling time and boosting containment to 85%. Ground crews race against time as Tollgate Road’s repairs hit their deadline, with some trails reopening in the Boise Foothills. With sky and ground teams in sync, containment is tightening fast. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

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1:19

Two Speeding Drunks Booked in Nampa | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Two reckless 22-year-olds in Nampa got caught speeding and crashing—one in a Honda Accord that spun out, the other right behind—both charged with DUI after a high-speed chase ended in a near-disaster. No one else was hurt, but the cops are warning everyone: street racing and drinking behind the wheel is deadly and won’t be tolerated. Both drivers are now in jail, serving as a sobering reminder that a few minutes of thrill-seeking can cost you everything. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:43

Idaho’s Bathroom Law Under Fire | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Idaho’s new transgender bathroom law, which criminalizes using restrooms not matching one’s sex assigned at birth, has sparked fierce backlash from law enforcement who say it’s unenforceable and contradicts existing anti-harassment laws. Police chiefs warn on-the-spot gender determinations are impossible and question the law’s practicality, especially since it could penalize people up to five years in prison for repeat offenses. Despite these warnings, lawmakers pushed the bill to take effect

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0:58

Remote Work’s Hidden Burnout Cost | Boise News

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2026/07/24

Remote work offers freedom and flexibility, but at a cost: blurred boundaries, isolation, and burnout. As productivity soars, so does the pressure to always be on — checking emails at midnight, never truly clocking out. This isn’t just fatigue — it’s a silent threat to mental health, fueling anxiety and depression. The fix? It’s not just on you — companies must set clear expectations, cut toxic meetings, and train managers to lead remote teams with care. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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