Good morning, Boise.

Boise Bicycle Project is expanding its Shifting Gears program to help formerly incarcerated women rejoin the community.

The project will hold a bike giveaway and safety course today at 4 p.m.—both events led by program participants.

Boise Police are asking the public for help finding missing 16-year-old Kie, who was last seen near Libby Lane on April 23 (dark hair, approximately 5'5, weighing between 160 and 170 pounds).

Judge Steven Hippler ruled that the death penalty remains available for Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of fatally stabbing four University students, because autism does not exempt him under state law—if convicted he may face execution by firing squad.

Eric Church will perform at Extra Mile Arena in Boise on October 24 during his Free the Machine tour.

Tickets will be available at 10 a.m. on May 9 + his new album Evangeline vs. the Machine will be released this Friday.

A recent study ranks Boise among America's top 50 most expensive rental markets as one-bedroom units cost $1,330 and two-bedroom units $1,450 — a sign that rising rent is affecting the city.

The Idaho Department of Education has awarded $1.53M in federal grants to eight school districts and two community organizations to boost out-of-school and summer learning for youth.

The funds, allocated over five years through the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers program, will support academic, arts and career technical programs — giving students more structured opportunities beyond school.

Advocates for public assistance warn that proposed congressional budget cuts could cut Medicaid & SNAP food aid for Idahoans if lawmakers approve the spending changes.

They say the planned moves will hurt residents who depend on these programs.

Boise Parks and Recreation Director Doug Holloway and Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer will retire this fall—Holloway on Oct.

31 and Niemeyer on Nov. 30, prompting a search for their replacements. They have led major public safety and parks projects in Boise during their long and impactful careers.

U.S. Sen. Crapo is asking Idaho residents to share their thoughts on affordable housing in a survey—details on how to submit responses will be released soon.

Michael Blaustein Live Performance

4:30-6:00 p.m. — The Egyptian Theatre — Ticketed event — Enjoy a night of laughter with stand-up comedian Michael Blaustein on his Taste Me tour.

State of the Art Chamber Music Performance

2-4 p.m. — MING Studios — Open to all ages — Experience innovative chamber music exploring identity and place through the lens of living composers.

Boise Police K9 Demonstration

12-1 p.m. — HUB 365 Thrift Store — Free entry — Watch police dogs in action and learn about K9 handling from Boise's finest.

Mother's Day Afternoon Tea

1-4 p.m. — Château des Fleurs — Experience a delightful afternoon tea in honor of Mother's Day.

Monster Jam

1 PM — Ford Idaho Center — Check website for ticket prices — Experience high-octane thrills as top drivers and monster trucks compete in an adrenaline-fueled spectacular.

Dinner Detective Phenomenon

6-9 p.m. — The Riverside Hotel — $74.95 + taxes & fees — Experience a captivating murder mystery while enjoying a great dinner.

Concert by The Moss

1 PM — Treefort Music Hall — $56 — Catch The Moss live and enjoy an energizing performance in Boise's vibrant music scene.

2025 Idaho Small Business Contracting Symposium

7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. — Student Union Building — Free entry — Uncover government contracting opportunities and gain invaluable insights for your small business.

Boise Provisors Open Mic Night

5:30-7:00 p.m. — Fiduciary Financial Group — Free entry — Engage with fellow professionals and discover the amazing work within the Provisors network.

Concert by The Dip

1 PM — Treefort Music Hall — $55+ — Experience the energetic tunes of The Dip live in Boise's vibrant venue.