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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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1:06

Tartar Fire Nearly Contained | Boise News

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2026/08/12

The Tartar Fire, burning since July 24th and scorching 158,000 acres, is now 93% contained thanks to 353 firefighters and heavy equipment. Though fuel remains in the form of tall grass and brush, the fire’s size has stabilized for three days — a sign of progress. Local crews are set to take over this Thursday, August 13th, freeing up state resources for other wildfires as this major blaze winds down. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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Wildfire Near Boise County Highway 55 | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Wildfire Near Boise County Highway 55 | Boise News

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1:14

Albertsons Expands in Caldwell Idaho | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Albertsons is set to open a massive 60,000-square-foot grocery store in Caldwell, Idaho, by fall 2027 — part of the new Charles Marketplace development. Packed with fresh produce, bakery, deli, pharmacy, Starbucks, and online pickup, it’s designed as a one-stop community hub. This will be their 37th Idaho location and third in Caldwell, creating over 200 local jobs. While Albertsons shrinks elsewhere, Idaho remains a growth priority — proving their commitment to where they began.Listen

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1:47

Perseids 2026: Idaho’s Dark Sky Prime | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Don’t miss the Perseid meteor shower—the best of the year—peaking August 12-13 with up to 100 shooting stars an hour, thanks to a new moon for crystal-clear skies. Idaho’s dark-sky paradise, home to the U.S.’s first Dark Sky Reserve, offers the ultimate viewing, especially at the Sawtooth Botanical Garden’s free Perseid-Palooza on Aug. 12 at 8:30 PM, complete with expert guides and telescopes. Grab your blankets, head to the wild, and witness cosmic fireworks under starry, moonless nights.

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1:52

Idaho’s OB-GYN Crisis Deepens | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Idaho’s OB-GYN crisis is heating up as a new study reveals a 35% drop in doctors since the abortion ban, crippling rural access to care. While the Idaho Family Policy Center counters with licensing data showing more active licenses—and even sues Boise State over its findings—the state admits it can’t reliably track who’s actually practicing. Licenses can be inactive or held across states, and specialty info isn’t always required. One doctor, Dr. Kylie Cooper, fled to Minnesota fearing prison

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1:56

Idaho’s Water Crisis Hits Hard | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Idaho’s water crisis is here now—not tomorrow—forcing farmers to choose between crops and empty fields as reservoirs vanish and aquifers hit historic lows. With agricultural demand soaring 40% above normal, surface water users face a devastating shortfall of over 366,000 Olympic pools worth of water, while emergency groundwater cuts offer only temporary relief. Without a bold, long-term groundwater management plan—and with climate forecasts pointing to drier years ahead—Idaho risks repeating

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1:38

Axon Cameras in Kuna Spark Privacy Debate | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Ada County Sheriff’s Office deploys 20 new Axon cameras—including 7 in Kuna—to scan vehicles and license plates, primarily for missing persons and investigations, not everyday surveillance. Cameras auto-delete data after 60 days unless part of an active case, with access limited to a few officials and no data shared with Axon or outside agencies. Still, residents worry about privacy invasion and argue warrants should be required. Each camera costs nearly $2,300 annually, sparking debate over

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1:37

Gravel Pit Appeal Heads to County Commission | Boise...

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2026/08/12

Gem County commissioners are set to decide whether a controversial gravel pit project, Premier Spring Creek South, should move forward — after neighbors challenged its approval, arguing the planning commission failed to meet key legal requirements. Concerned residents, including a longtime local, fear impacts on property values and the rural landscape, especially near a scenic reservoir, while also questioning the company’s past opposition to similar projects. Premier Aggregates defends the

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1:11

Idaho Water Access Under Threat | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Idaho Fish and Game is sounding the alarm over a surge in trash and vandalism at public water access spots—free to use, but now costing taxpayers cash. With summer winding down, officials are pleading for respect: pack out what you pack in, don’t hog launch ramps, and report suspicious activity. If things keep sliding, they may start charging fees—something no one wants when the goal is just to enjoy the outdoors. Let’s keep these spots clean for everyone.Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:30

Six Dead in Winfield Tragedy | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Six dead in Winfield, Kansas, after 53-year-old Ronald Williams Sr. called 911 claiming he killed his family and would take his own life. Authorities found the bodies of his wife, four children, and himself inside the home — the call came at 9 PM, officers arrived, and the scene was confirmed at 11 AM. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation leads the probe into this horrific mass tragedy, as the community mourns and questions the motive behind the killings. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:17

Boise Fire Dept Rescues Another Raptor | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Boise Fire Department’s Engine One is becoming famous for rescuing birds of prey—this time a red-tailed hawk tangled in a tree, following their recent save of an American Kestrel. The crew’s feathered heroics have even sparked social media fun, with the department joking about renaming the truck “Raptor Wagon.” These unexpected rescues highlight how firefighters are ready to help—even when it’s wings instead of flames. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:40

The Journal That Never Found Home | Boise News

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2026/08/12

For over 30 years, Ed Rekola has chased a quiet, haunting mission: return a WWII soldier’s journal to his family in Japan. His father found it buried in the Philippines in 1945 — filled with photos, clippings, and the raw, yearning thoughts of a young Japanese private who just wanted to go home. After his father’s death, Rekola took up the quest, only to face a labyrinth of bureaucratic silence. The Japanese Consulate claimed they’d found the family — thrilled but anonymous — yet never

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1:22

Haven Opens to Meet Rising Mental Health Demand |...

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2026/08/12

Cottonwood Creek Behavioral Hospital just opened Haven, a new mental health hub across the street in Meridian, to meet skyrocketing demand—especially among teens. With inpatient units staying full even in summer, the facility offers intensive outpatient and virtual care to bridge the gap between hospital-level treatment and weekly therapy. Leaders like Ernest Esparza, who shares his daughter’s online trauma story, stress parental involvement amid social media’s dark side. Haven’s mission? To

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1:19

Tragic Drowning of N.C. State Swimmer Jack Roney |...

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2026/08/12

Tragic accident claims life of beloved N.C. State swimmer and coach Jack Roney, 39, who drowned while practicing breath-holding at a local pool — his wife pulled him from the water and performed CPR before help arrived. The medical examiner ruled it accidental, citing shallow water blackout, a rare but deadly condition even for elite athletes. His father warns of the hidden dangers of prolonged underwater breath-holding. A GoFundMe is supporting his family, and a memorial pavilion is planned at

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1:28

Pet Haven Expands to Save More Cats | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Pet Haven is breaking ground on a massive new facility in Nampa to tackle overcrowding and transform cat care—featuring spacious, free-roaming adoption rooms that will triple their capacity, dedicated isolation zones, and a full veterinary clinic aimed at expanding affordable spay-and-neuter services to combat local overpopulation. Community donations are vital to make this humane expansion a reality while their current W Orchard Avenue location stays open for now. Listen in comfort:Get

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1:27

Brayden Ferguson and the Community Rescue | Boise News

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2026/08/12

When a crash at the East Boise Port of Entry turned chaotic with an overturned Jeep, a grass fire, and a damaged semi, Brayden Ferguson sprang into action—using his ITD vehicle to block traffic, then channeling his ambulance training to help contain the blaze and care for victims. Joined by nurses, National Guard members, and other Good Samaritans, he became part of a powerful community response that saved lives. Ferguson stayed until police took over, crediting the collective effort as the

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1:38

Washington Fires: Emergency Aid Expands | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Washington’s wildfire season is turning catastrophic, with over 700,000 acres scorched and more than 870 homes lost. Governor Bob Ferguson has just signed an emergency proclamation to fast-track recovery — suspending certain state laws to get help to victims faster. Seven counties and three Native American tribes now qualify for expanded cash aid, housing protections, and free replacement of lost IDs. The Individual Assistance Program is open to all income levels, evictions are paused for two

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1:43

Idaho Lawmakers Probe Regence Hospital Drop | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Idaho lawmakers are launching a deep dive into how health insurers like Regence operate, after the insurer dropped Portneuf Medical Center—leaving thousands without care. Facing potential 7% premium hikes to keep just 3,000 members, Regence says negotiations with Portneuf started with “extremely significant” demands, unlike past talks with Kootenai Health. Lawmakers are also scrutinizing Regence’s compliance, provider access, and data sharing—some info is locked behind proprietary walls. With

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1:54

Two Pilots Lost in Wildfire Battle | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Two heroic pilots, Miles Elliott and Christopher Andersen, died in a helicopter crash while battling Utah’s Widemouth 2 Fire — a blaze that flared anew from the wreckage, delaying rescue efforts. Both were seasoned aviators with deep roots in wildfire service; Andersen, a 40-year Army veteran, and Elliott, a selfless national hero, exemplified courage under fire. Their Sikorsky Skycrane, contracted by the U.S. Forest Service, went down amid one of the West’s deadliest fire seasons — fueled by

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1:29

International Firefighters Arrive in Boise | Boise News

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2026/08/12

Two hundred fifty elite fire specialists from Australia and New Zealand are deploying to Boise this week to battle raging wildfires across the Western U.S., where resources are stretched thin. These seasoned experts—trained under U.S. standards and integrated into command structures—are stepping in to bolster federal, tribal, state, and local crews during the highest wildfire preparedness level ever recorded. This marks a critical moment of international cooperation, echoing past successful

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