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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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2:09

"Only Rock With Real Ones." - A Message from Corey

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2026/07/22

"Only Rock With Real Ones." - A Message from Corey

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1:39

Eagle City Council Rejects Shooting Zone Proposal |...

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2026/07/22

Eagle City Council rejected a controversial proposal to redraw firearm shooting zones near the foothills, sparking heated debate over safety, federal land use, and Second Amendment rights. The mayor defended the plan as part of a broader effort to manage BLM land responsibly, citing dangerous incidents like stray bullets igniting trash and endangering homes. Neighbors remain split—some fear for their safety, while others argue responsible shooters are being unfairly targeted, demanding clearer

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1:59

Idaho’s Safety Edge in 2026 | Boise News

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2026/07/22

Idaho’s safety record is impressively strong, with violent crime well below the national average and property crime the lowest in the country—despite a tiny uptick to 9.67 incidents per thousand. Residents are proactive about security, reflecting a community united in prioritizing peace of mind. Weiser, a small city of just over 6,000, topped the 2026 safest cities list, even outpacing Rexburg—which had held the title for four years—by having fewer property crimes than violent ones. Other top

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1:48

Court Halts Logging for Grizzlies | Boise News

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2026/07/22

A landmark court victory halts a destructive logging project in northern Idaho, saving the critically endangered Selkirk grizzly bears from further habitat loss. With only about fifty bears left—far below the 100 needed for recovery—the Alliance for the Wild Rockies sued the U.S. Forest Service over plans to log 2,000 acres, burn 139 acres, and build 20 miles of new trails. The court ruled the Forest Service ignored environmental laws, even misusing the term “wildland urban interface” to dodge

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1:22

Zyrtec Recall Alert: Ranitidine Risk | Boise News

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2026/07/22

Four batches of generic Zyrtec (Cetirizine Hydrochloride) are being recalled after possible contamination with ranitidine — the old Zantac ingredient — posing serious risks for those allergic. A pharmacy tech spotted red dots on the tablets, triggering the alert. The FDA is involved; check your bottle’s lot number and contact the company if you’re concerned. Always consult a doctor if you suspect a reaction, and report issues through the FDA’s MedWatch program. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:14

Meridian’s ‘The Fields’ Development Approved | Boise...

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2026/07/22

Meridian’s biggest new development yet, “The Fields,” just got the green light — a sprawling mixed-use project slicing through farmland near the Nampa border, promising homes, shops, and manufacturing in two phases. While locals celebrate the economic boost, some worry traffic on roads like Ten Mile will match Eagle Road’s congestion, and the rapid urbanization feels “insane” to longtime residents still seeing open fields where development is taking root. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:39

Trailer Destroyed After Infant Death | Boise News

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2026/07/22

A trailer owner’s nightmare unfolds after a rent-to-own deal spirals into tragedy: a couple charged in their infant’s death allegedly destroyed the property before fleeing — leaving behind a scene of filth and chaos. The owner, Megan Rush Abbott, discovered her trailer missing, only to find it later in horrific condition, forcing her to sell it for $22,500 while still owing thousands. Though she believed the damage was intentional and sought criminal charges, legal experts say it’s a civil

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1:25

Idaho Farmers Battle Drought Crisis | Boise News

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2026/07/22

Farmers in Idaho’s Treasure Valley are bracing for a brutal summer as a prolonged drought emergency slashes water allotments, forcing tough crop cuts and risking up to $100K in losses for some operations. With the Snake River plummeting to just 4-5 feet and reservoirs rationing supplies, growers like Neil Durrant at Big D Ranch are pivoting to drought-tolerant crops like wheat and dry beans while battling hardened soil and shrinking water access. Officials warn conditions may not ease until

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1:40

Idaho’s Firing Squad Back on Death Row | Boise News

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2026/07/22

Idaho’s shocking return to the firing squad for executions is sparking national outrage—and a high-stakes legal battle. Two death row inmates, Thomas Creech and Gerald Pizzuto Jr., are suing the state, claiming the method violates their constitutional and religious rights, especially regarding spiritual presence during the process. The controversy exploded with a Boise billboard reading “Idaho, Don’t Shoot Tom Creech,” fueling anti-death penalty efforts. Creech, who narrowly survived a botched

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1:38

Smoke Shuts Down Valley Life | Boise News

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2026/07/22

Wildfire smoke is turning Treasure Valley into a health hazard, forcing schools, sports teams, and outdoor workers to adapt — from indoor football practices to scaled-back tree services — as smoke from Oregon fires blankets the region and officials urge everyone to limit outdoor exposure and wear masks when necessary. 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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1:18

Fire Halts at Salvage Yard | Boise News

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2026/07/22

A fast-moving wildfire erupted at a salvage yard in Cassia County, fueled by dry grass and heavy equipment—threatening to engulf the South Hills. Thanks to a swift response from Rock Creek Fire, Cassia County, Oakley, and the BLM, the main spread was contained, though several buildings and a potato storage facility were destroyed. With extreme fire danger expected to persist all summer, officials warn residents to stay vigilant—this blaze could have been catastrophic without the crews’ quick

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1:29

Nampa’s Bus System Faces Cuts | Boise News

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2026/07/22

Nampa’s public transit is facing extinction as city council votes to slash all funding for Valley Regional Transit—potentially shuttering key bus routes and on-demand services by October. Council members cite low ridership—just 300 unique riders, 17,000 trips annually—to justify the cut, but advocates like Andrew Mills argue the service is vital for independence, especially for non-drivers, and far more affordable than rideshares. A final budget vote looms August 17, with public input still

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1:54

Meridian Martial Arts Shakes Up the Scene | Boise News

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2026/07/22

In Meridian, a brand-new martial arts studio is dominating the scene—led by instructors ranked among the world’s top ten in Taekwondo. Junior instructor Crew Long, a world champion in XMA Weapons who stunned competitors by wielding two bow staffs, and Chief Instructor Russell Heath, competing against younger rivals while staying focused on fun, are just part of the story. Last month, their students swept 21 medals in 22 events—including 14 championships. Owner Jeremiah Long credits the wins to

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1:16

Google Lets You Choose Your Data Experience | Boise News

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2026/07/22

Google’s rolling out a major privacy shift, letting you choose: accept all cookies for a hyper-personalized experience—or reject them for a stripped-down, less tracked Google. With acceptance, your data fuels tailored ads, YouTube recommendations, and age-appropriate content. With rejection, you get core services and basic stats, but no personalization or data-driven features. It’s your call—customize your Google or keep it simple. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:43

Idaho's Fire Fund Hits Zero | Boise News

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2026/07/22

Idaho’s wildfire costs are skyrocketing—over $20 million already spent this year—with drought conditions making fires worse and more frequent. The state’s suppression fund hit zero last month, forcing officials to rely on emergency “deficiency warrants” until July’s new $32 million appropriation. To prevent future crises, lawmakers are proposing a steep hike in the forest land surcharge—from 60 cents per acre to $90 per parcel—for homeowners in fire-prone zones, aiming to fund prevention and

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1:35

Nampa Cuts Transit and Library Funding | Boise News

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2026/07/21

Nampa’s city council is poised to slash $1.93 million from transit and library budgets, potentially killing fixed-route buses and on-demand rides — a devastating blow to residents, especially those with disabilities who rely on services like Access. While some council members opposed the cuts, the majority moved forward to redirect funds toward infrastructure and safety. Library funding is also under threat, risking staff cuts and reduced programming. A public hearing is set for August 17th,

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1:10

Bogus Basin Road One Lane Ahead | Boise News

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2026/07/21

Bogus Basin Road’s getting a major headache—down to one lane starting Wednesday near mile marker ten due to storm damage, including washouts and crumbling pavement. The Ada County Highway District declared an emergency to speed things up, with construction kicking off late August. A temporary traffic signal goes live Wednesday evening and stays until repairs are complete. Drivers: brace for delays, slow down, and watch for signs. This mess? Blame the recent storms. Stay safe out there.

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1:31

I-84 Closure Tonight Near Meridian | Boise News

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2026/07/21

Don’t miss this: I-84 westbound between Ten Mile Road and Garrity Blvd in Meridian/Nampa is CLOSED Tuesday night from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Wednesday for repaving and maintenance. Use Franklin Road as the detour—plan for extra travel time, especially after dark. Check 511.idaho.gov for live updates. This is part of summer nighttime lane closures for the new I-16 interchange, expected to open by 2027. Bumpy rides ahead, but worth it for the long-term upgrade. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:39

Utah Lifts Fireworks Ban for Cities | Boise News

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2026/07/21

Utah’s governor just flipped the switch on personal fireworks—cities now call the shots, but safety isn’t off the table. With Pioneer Day looming, Cox’s move lets local leaders decide, while the state forester can still step in during wildfire threats. The reversal follows last year’s controversial Fourth of July ban, which sparked debate over executive power. Still, Cox warns: don’t light up if winds are blowing or dryness lingers—opt for professional shows instead. And remember: federal,

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1:17

Immigration Arrests Surge Amid Controversy | Boise News

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2026/07/21

Immigration arrests surged to over 1,500 per day in early July, marking the highest levels since the Trump administration began — with June alone seeing more than 43,000 arrests. Despite DHS claims targeting violent criminals, less than a third of those detained have criminal convictions, and 40% haven’t even been accused of anything beyond immigration violations. The crackdown has led to tragic deaths, including two immigrants killed in traffic stops across Texas and Maine, yet President Trump

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