Dean Worbois has worked for Idaho Magazine, written several books and even graced the pages of The Boise Weekly, writing the food column “The …
If you’re sad there won’t be a Valentine for AIDS silent auction this year, cheer up. The Art Source Gallery is having a new fundraising event…
It didn't quite feel right not being able to have a Martin Luther King Jr. march and rally at the Capitol this year. But with omicron infectio…
It’s 6:28 p.m., and we’re parked on a dark street in Boise’s North End with our eyes on the clock.
Happy 87th birthday to the humble beer can! On Jan. 24, 1935, the G. Krueger Brewing Company of Newark, New Jersey, released cans of both its …
The homeless, or "houseless," as many who are experiencing it prefer to be called, are in a dilemma often, if not always, not of their own cho…
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Local unhoused population occupying old Ada County Courthouse, awaits city's response
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Local LGBTQ History: New book by local author dives into the history and state of Boise's gay bars.
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According to local band Dirt Fishermen their name originates from the idea of people looking for hidden treasure, something you have to dig for.
BOISE — In 2011 the Occupy Wall Street Movement swept through the nation and Boise. It was a protest against corporate influence in politics a…
How does a comedy scene survive not only a global pandemic but also losing the go-to club that allowed it to thrive?
It’s about doing better.
Japanese jiu-jitsu was created by blending different Japanese martial arts and forms of Sumo wrestling for close combat fighting. The techniqu…
There remains much in showbiz that remains unevolved (we’re still looking at you, Hollywood Press Association), and near the top of the list i…
New exhibitions open Jan. 18 at Boise State
Fashion trends cycle through with lightning speed these days, but one movement is here to stay. Thrifting is affordable and accessible, allowi…
No, despite the desires of a few grumpy residents, we don’t keep state employees locked up during working hours in Idaho. It looks that way, t…
Martin Luther King Jr. /Idaho Human Rights Day Events
Joy, art, life and love
Gov. Brad Little gave his State of the State Address Monday, Jan. 10 by highlighting a budget surplus, a balanced budget, one of the lowest un…
On Thursday, St. Luke's and Saint Alphonsus health systems provided updates on COVID-19 activity and testing.
Treefort Music Festival is looking for volunteers for Treefort 10.
On the evening of Jan. 5, Boise City re-sent a press release it had originally sent two weeks prior, stating it’s working to help support unho…
New year, new art! The January artist featured at the downtown Flying M coffee house is Nicole Osborn and the show is titled, "Well, That's Li…
At the outset of a year now lost in the shadows of the distant past, I began to see misty visions of what would transpire over the ensuing 12 …
Editor’s note: This is Part II in BW’s presentation of this year’s Project Censored Top 10 stories of the year. — J.H.
Go forward. We must.
