Good morning, Boise.

The FBI warned Idaho Gmail and Outlook users about a threat — ransomware called Medusa — that could hit accounts through phishing and software flaws; experts advise using strong passwords and multifactor authentication to protect your data.

Idaho State Police said a 17-year-old motorcyclist from Boise fled a traffic stop on Tuesday near Fairview Avenue at about 75 mph in a 25 mph zone, crashed shortly after, and was booked into juvenile detention for reckless driving and eluding law enforcement — the ISP urged riders to drive responsibly.

Aaron Paul appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night and was named the Pride of Idaho — he spoke about his time at Centennial High School and working at Pizza Hut while also promoting his new movie Ash.

The film will open in theaters tomorrow.

An article lists 17 fairs and festivals in the Boise area set for 2025 so locals can plan their summer trips—some events now have new dates that differ from past years.

The roundup shows major celebrations in Treasure Valley that promise to draw large crowds.

Idaho legislators set aside $9.6 million for repairs at the ITD Boise campus to improve building safety and conditions.

Lawmakers said the funds only cover part of the repairs — additional funding will be needed as projects progress.

Governor Brad Little signed Senate Bill 1101 on Tuesday that clarifies the duties of Idaho coroners during death investigations—this law was introduced after a watchdog report found low autopsy rates in homicide and child death cases and will standardize how coroners work with law enforcement. The law takes effect on July 1.

The Social Security Administration will require people to verify their identity in person after a two-week transition period ending March 31—this new rule is meant to protect records from fraud while some rural recipients may face extra travel challenges.

Local bereavement specialists gathered in Idaho to discuss support for families facing stillbirths and miscarriages, noting that one in every 200 births ends in stillbirth—over 100 losses occur each year.

Experts explained that care plans, follow-ups, and measures like cuddle cots can help families navigate their grief.

TripAdvisor named 30 fun things to do in Idaho among the best in America; many locals enjoy hikes in Boise and other outdoor adventures—this list used traveler ratings to show why Idaho is a great place to explore.

The list highlights activities for every season and helps guide visitors as they plan their trips.

Boise is set to build its first professional soccer team with a purpose-built stadium at Expo Idaho—this new team, joining USL One, will soon seek community input for its name and colors.

ProblAmatic and The Main Event Live at Heritage Social Club

Experience a vibrant night of genre-blending music and high-energy performances at Heritage Social Club with ProblAmatic and The Main Event.

Live Music Performance by Tom Taylor at Potter Wines

Enjoy a live music performance by Boise-based musician Tom Taylor, known for his unique animated photo designs and video style, at Potter Wines.

Daily Bread Concert

8 p.m. — Knitting Factory Boise — Ticketed — Experience an evening of vibrant tunes with Daily Bread live in Boise.

Treefort Music Fest - Wednesday Lineup

The Treefort Music Fest in Boise, Idaho features performances by a diverse lineup including Sofi Tukker, Remi Wolf, and Bright Eyes from March 26 to March 30, 2025.

Alton Brown Live Show

1:30-11:30 p.m. — Morrison Center — Tickets available — Experience the culinary magic of Alton Brown blending comedy, science, and food into a unique live show.

Boise Flower & Garden Show

10 AM – 6 PM — Boise Centre — Admission fee applies — Experience Idaho's largest floral celebration and discover the latest in gardening and outdoor living.

Matt Nathanson Live in Concert

7-11 p.m. — Knitting Factory Boise — Ticket prices vary — Experience heartfelt tunes from Matt Nathanson and special guest KT Tunstall on the King of (un)simple Tour.

Yoga with Radha & East Forest

11:45 AM – 1:00 PM — Treefort Music Hall — $39.96 — Enjoy a slow flow yoga session with live music amid the festival atmosphere.

Wicked

Apr 1-12, 6 p.m. — Morrison Center — Ticket required — Experience the enchanting story of friendship and the lives of the witches of Oz before Dorothy's arrival.

David Nihill: Shelf Help Tour

7-11:59 p.m. — Treefort Music Hall — Tickets from $46.63 — Enjoy a night of laughs with one of Netflix’s funniest shows featuring David Nihill.