Ryan Suppe

The State Board of Education on June 12 voted to set minimum instructional days for K-12 public schools. But the change is unlikely to significantly affect school calendars, including for

Originally published June 12 on IdahoEdNews.org.The State Board of Education on Wednesday voted to set minimum instructional days for K-12 public schools. But the change is unlikely to significantly affect

On Oct. 25, a man armed with guns and ammunition wandered through the Boise Towne Square mall for 40 minutes before he was confronted by a mall security guard. That’s

A long-running annexation problem in Southwest Boise reared its head this year when the city proposed to trade away land previously targeted for a park to a housing developer.

Our Path Home, the public-private partnership that seeks to end homelessness in Ada County, on Thursday released its five-year Supportive Housing Plan. The report says hundreds of new

After organizers of the Idaho Potato Drop cast doubt on the location of this year’s event, due to a disagreement with the city of Boise, they have since

ADA COUNTY — Urban Land Institute, the consultant Ada County hired to study Expo Idaho, this week released its final report on potential projects to revamp the fairgrounds.

A seven-hour public hearing on Interfaith Sanctuary’s planned State Street homeless shelter was not enough to accommodate everyone who wants to testify on the plans. Boise’s Planning and

BOISE — Monday’s public hearing on Interfaith Sanctuary’s proposed State Street shelter almost ended before it started, as two Boise Planning and Zoning commissioners attempted to defer the hearing and

BOISE — City officials announced Friday that Boise will be awarded a $272 million federal loan to fund sewer and water projects.