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Boise Public Library branches reopened for in-person visits Monday with limited hours and locations.
CALDWELL — The Canyon County Elections Office said Monday it’s trying to find more polling places for the Nov. 3 election, following its Friday announcement that there would only be five polling places on Election Day.
MERIDIAN — In 2019, Meridian police officers drew and pointed their guns 71 times. In 2017, they did so 84 times. Yet in 2018, officers pointed their guns 29 times and, as of June of this year, had done so 10 times.
NAMPA — Like its eclectic seating arrangement of overstuffed couches and armchairs, the Flying M has been a well-worn comfort for Treasure Valley caffeine seekers for nearly three decades. And that’s the way owners and founders Kevin and Lisa Myers envisioned it from the very beginning.
Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on September 28, 2020
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho now has more than 40,500 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus, and some health experts are warning that the state is entering its third wave of new infections.
NAMPA, Idaho (AP) — Five people sustained minor injuries in an explosion at an Idaho sugar beet processing facility.
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) — Wildlife officials in Idaho have closed some forest areas statewide, affecting hunters and other recreationists during record-breaking fires across the West.
KETCHUM, Idaho (AP) — National park and forest officials in Idaho have reported an increase in trash and waste at public lands across the state since the coronavirus pandemic pushed more people outside.
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BOISE — Capital was the last team in the Treasure Valley to start the 2020 season and one of just three in the state of Idaho that hadn’t played a game prior to Friday.
The Parma volleyball team topped McCall-Donnelly 23-25, 25-14, 25-17, 25-22 in a Snake River Valley match Thursday.
In a wild game only rivaled by an similar contest earlier this season, the Nampa football team held off another Emmett comeback attempt Friday.
Former Boise State quarterback Brett Rypien made his regular season NFL debut on Sunday with the Denver Broncos, completing 8 of 9 passes for 53 yards and an interception after entering in relief of starter Jeff Driskel.
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