Erin Bamer

Nampa became the fourth city in Idaho to declare itself a Second Amendment city in a unanimous vote last week.

Minutes after Southwest District Health put Canyon County back into the highest risk category for COVID-19 transmissions, the Nampa school board changed its reopening plan to allow schools

Amazon’s first fulfillment center in Idaho is officially open for business.

Impact fees are a regular topic of public discussion in the rapidly growing Treasure Valley, but some residents misunderstand what the fees actually entail. And while most residents

Voters selected three new trustees for the College of Western Idaho, creating a board comprised of all women.

Two College of Western Idaho trustees, including one of the community college’s founding board members, lost their reelection bids Tuesday. C.A. “Skip” Smyser lost his seat in Zone 1 to Samantha Guerroro, who earned 55.2% of the vote in Ada and Canyon counties, and Mary Niland lost in Zone 3 to Apri…

Four-term Ada County Highway District Commissioner Rebecca Arnold faced a tough challenge Tuesday night.

When schools closed in the spring, Jeannette Boner and her husband Brad Boner had to juggle their full-time jobs while parenting two young children.

When Renee Egusquiza’s family became homeless for the second time, she knew who to call to ensure her 17-year-old son would still get an education.

Over the past few months, CEO Melissa Gentry doubled her budget and beefed up her staff so the Boys and Girls Club of Nampa could serve more children

The Boys and Girls Club of Nampa serves about 400 meals a day, and some staff spend their entire shifts picking up and delivering food from other locations

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Nampa brings students back to the classroom with hybrid learning  Idaho Press-Tribune

Nurses share experiences working the frontlines of COVID-19 pandemic  Idaho State Journal

Amazon’s new Nampa fulfillment center is a maze of yellow and silver conveyor belts.

Southwest District Health on Wednesday moved Canyon County to an improved category on its COVID-19 risk assessment tool.

Idaho’s first Amazon fulfillment center is expected to be complete by the end of 2020, according to company officials.

After two days of discussion, the Nampa School District’s board of trustees voted to keep schools fully online until Canyon County is no longer in the highest risk

Lindsay Hines started the school year teaching in an empty classroom.

The Boys and Girls Club of Nampa, which is seeing a spike in demand for its services, will use up to $200,000 of CARES Act funding to expand