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Boise News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

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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1:08

Wind & Heat Warning for Treasure Valley | Boise News

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2026/08/22

Treasure Valley, brace for a wild Friday night—gusts of 45 to 60 mph are rolling in by 6 p.m. and could last until 10 p.m., bringing reduced visibility and wildfire risks. Pair that with heat advisory temps hitting 98–103 degrees, and you’ve got a dangerous combo. Idaho Power warns of possible outages as they prep equipment—be ready. Stay safe and watch the skies. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:47

White House Ballroom Legal Battle | Boise News

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2026/08/21

The Supreme Court has paused a lower court’s ban on above-ground construction at the White House ballroom project, letting work continue underground for now. The dispute centers on whether President Trump can demolish and rebuild parts of the historic White House without congressional approval — a move challenged by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which argues it violates constitutional and federal law. While the administration defends the $400 million project as vital for

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1:31

Trump’s Beef Tariff Move Sparks Industry Pushback |...

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2026/08/21

Trump shocks the beef industry by suspending tariffs on 300,000 metric tons of cheap imported ground beef—aiming to slash prices 25% and boost domestic cattle herds. But ranchers warn it’ll destabilize markets and hurt American producers already battling drought and rising costs. While consumer demand for premium U.S. beef stays strong, futures prices plummeted after the announcement—another blow to feeders following a major plant shutdown. Critics fear short-term fixes could cripple long-term

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1:09

Machete Attack in Fort Worth Park | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Early Friday morning in Fort Worth, a park turned chaotic when a suspect wielding a machete attacked two people, leaving them with minor injuries. Police say the assault was unprovoked and may stem from mental health issues. The suspect remains at large, and authorities are urging anyone with info to come forward as they work to unravel what happened — turning a peaceful spot into a scene of fear and urgency. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:47

Western Idaho Fair 2024 Guide | Boise News

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2026/08/21

The Western Idaho Fair is roaring back with nonstop fun from August 21st to 30th—livestock shows, tractor pulls, magic, live music, and carnival rides that’ll keep you glued till midnight. Dinos & Dragons and Off Axis Stunt Show deliver thrills, Military Appreciation Day offers free entry for heroes, and the food? Loaded tater tots, prime rib sandwiches, funnel cakes—you name it. Rides like The Invader and King XXL promise wild G-forces. And the lineup? Brantley Gilbert, Skillet, Third Eye

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1:53

Twin Falls Schools Need Your Vote | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Twin Falls voters face a familiar but crucial ballot decision this November: renewing a seven-point-two-million-dollar supplemental levy that’s kept schools running smoothly since 2012. The money funds security officers, paraprofessionals, and transportation for sports, clubs, and drama—keeping fees off students’ plates and enabling smaller class sizes. Without it, cuts would hit safety, support staff, and extracurriculars. This isn’t a new request—it’s a renewal of what voters have trusted for

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1:30

Boise Funds Youth Climate Projects | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Boise is dropping serious cash on young climate heroes—$50K from Bloomberg Philanthropies to fund youth-led eco-projects, part of a $130K total over three years that’s already backed 32 initiatives like tree planting, bird-safe windows, and e-bike charging stations. Mayor Lauren McLean backs the move wholeheartedly, crediting teens and young adults as the real drivers of sustainable change. This year, up to 20 projects can get grants from $1K to $5K—apply by October 2 if you’re 15–24 and ready

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1:48

Meridian's Big North Growth Plan | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Meridian’s biggest growth yet is coming north—1,195 new homes spread across 207 acres on McMillian Road, with a mix of single-family, townhomes, cottages, and apartments. The Fields District 207 plan also includes schools, playgrounds, sports courts, and fitness areas. While still in early stages, it’s part of a wave of development including “The Fields,” Springday, Dayspring, Windsor Commons, and Basque Ranch. City Council has flagged concerns over shared driveways—a design feature already

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1:44

Idaho Power Sells Oregon Assets | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Idaho Power is selling its entire Oregon service area — worth $154 million — to Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative, adding 20,000 new customers to the co-op’s existing 60,000. The move, planned for years, lets Idaho Power stabilize rates for its core customers while avoiding a potential 17% hike for Oregon users (who’ll see a modest 5.7% increase). The co-op will inherit most infrastructure, including power lines and substations, while Idaho Power retains some generation assets in the region

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1:33

Baking Healing One Gluten-Free Loaf at a Time | Boise...

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2026/08/21

After years of battling Hashimoto’s disease and debilitating symptoms, Sabryna Hawes turned her gluten-free baking passion into a full-scale bakery—The Wheatless Crumb—opening in mid-September in South Meridian. What started as a personal health journey led to delicious, safe treats that helped others too. With strict measures to eliminate even airborne gluten from the previous tenant’s pizza setup, Hawes is building a haven for those who need—and crave—baked goods without compromise. Expect

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1:34

Vaccination Rates Drop in Idaho | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Idaho’s kindergarten vaccination rates are plummeting, with nearly 20% of kids unvaccinated — part of a national trend fueled by confusion, misinformation, and political debate. Despite decades of proven safety and effectiveness, parents are increasingly opting out, putting communities at risk for disease outbreaks. Misguided claims linking vaccines to autism and proposals to alter the vaccine schedule are being pushed despite overwhelming scientific consensus. As lawmakers weigh parental

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1:24

Sabu the Snow Leopard Remembered | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Sabu, the beloved 12-year-old snow leopard at Zoo Boise, has passed away after a courageous battle with chronic kidney disease and age-related decline. Euthanized with compassion as his quality of life faded, Sabu touched hearts from day one since joining the zoo in 2020. His dedicated care team provided loving support through medication, diet, and constant monitoring — a testament to the deep commitment of wildlife keepers. Now, visitors can pay tribute at a memorial board near his enclosure,

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1:43

Payette Water Drops Ahead of Labor Day | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Water levels on the Payette River system are dropping sooner than expected this year, with the North Fork falling around September third and Deadwood Reservoir stopping its flow to the South Fork by August thirtieth—despite a below-average snowpack. Normally a summer hotspot for paddlers, the river’s prime season may end before Labor Day, as reservoir managers prioritize salmon habitat in the Snake River and adjust flows to meet irrigation needs. Kayaker Trevor Nelson, who’s progressed from the

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1:11

Sabu’s Legacy at Zoo Boise | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Sabu, the beloved 12-year-old snow leopard at Zoo Boise, has passed away after a brave battle with ongoing health issues. Despite dedicated care—including regular check-ups, diet adjustments, and medication—the zoo team made the heartbreaking decision to euthanize him to preserve his quality of life. His loss deeply affected staff and visitors alike, as Sabu brought joy and wonder to all who met him. The zoo has set up a memorial board near his habitat where guests can leave notes to honor his

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1:41

Judge Recognizes Health-Based Abortion Right | Boise...

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2026/08/21

A federal judge in Idaho just issued a groundbreaking ruling recognizing a limited constitutional right to abortion when a pregnancy endangers a person’s health—including mental health—marking the first post-Dobbs decision to affirm such a right. Legal experts see this as a potential turning point, possibly setting the stage for incremental erosion of abortion bans nationwide. The ruling challenges states like Idaho that lack clear medical exceptions, forcing doctors into risky legal positions

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1:42

Idaho Guard Tests Black Widow Drone | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Idaho National Guard soldiers are getting a major upgrade in battlefield intel with the RQ-28B Black Widow drone, giving them live, long-range surveillance up to five miles away—cutting risk and speeding up command decisions. Beyond just seeing more, the drone lets troops mark targets, stream footage securely, and record for later review. This tech is part of the Army’s broader push toward lighter, smarter combat units under the Army Transformation Initiative, with additional drones like the

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Libertarians Win Campaign Spending Ruling | Boise News

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2026/08/21

A federal judge in Idaho just sided with the Libertarian Party, striking down spending limits on direct candidate support — a major win that could reshape political campaigning in the state. While other parties remain bound by strict caps, Libertarians now have a legal foothold to challenge outdated rules, potentially paving the way for broader reforms before November’s elections. The ruling doesn’t affect independent expenditures or donations, but it signals a shift toward modernizing Idaho’s

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1:37

Canyon County Revises Farmland Division Rules | Boise...

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2026/08/21

Canyon County is overhauling how it handles farmland splits, aiming to preserve rural character and simplify rules for landowners. They’re eliminating two types of administrative land divisions—non-viable splits in agricultural zones and pre-1979 subdivision lots—while keeping the total number of divisions flat. In just five years, nearly 400 such divisions created over 1,000 new parcels. The update includes clearer definitions, new requirements like irrigation plans, and mandatory sign-offs

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1:32

Restoring Idaho's Historic Borah Building | Boise News

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2026/08/21

They’re pouring millions into restoring the century-old Borah Building downtown — a historic landmark that’s seen it all, from post office to Federal Building. Crews are tackling exterior repairs like sandstone restoration, window fixes (thanks to that wild Idaho Potato Drop chaos), and roof work, all while keeping operations running inside. With a $700K+ budget for this phase alone and a $900M backlog looming, this is more than just maintenance — it’s preserving a piece of Idaho’s past for

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1:53

Idaho Farms Adapt Through Science | Boise News

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2026/08/21

Idaho’s farms are weathering tough times with low snowpack and rising costs, but the University of Idaho’s Parma Research and Extension Center has been on the front lines—testing solutions for drought, crop diseases, and water conservation since 1925. Scientists are studying native pollinators, experimenting with mulch and water-saving techniques, and acting as “plant doctors” to combat airborne diseases using spore traps. With milder winters prolonging disease threats, researchers are also

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