Good morning, Boise.

The City of Boise has launched a survey to gather input from youth & their caretakers to guide improvements in city programs and policies.

The survey will kick off a Youth Roadmap project and initial findings will be shared in the fall.

Volvo is recalling over 400,000 vehicles nationwide—including thousands in Idaho—after a rearview camera glitch may leave drivers without a proper display.

Car owners are urged to call local dealerships soon to schedule repairs.

Calle 75 Street Tacos closed its downtown dining room after reopening a month ago following a remodel because it lost its head chef, struggled to hire staff, and faced rising food costs—the restaurant will focus on takeout lunches and catering while it plans its next steps for the space.

Bryan Kohberger, accused of fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students at an off-campus home, reportedly searched online for Ted Bundy and nonconsensual sex pornography — People Magazine reported the searches occurred before and after the killings — while serving as a teacher's assistant.

An 18-year-old Caldwell man identified as Joshua Eron Molvig fired a handgun near Alameda Elementary School in Ontario when a staff member approached him and a deputy arrived—police confirmed that everyone is safe and he now faces multiple charges.

The Idaho Humane Society is featuring Bob the Rooster— a medium-sized black and tan bird— for adoption at the IHS Boise Shelter at 4775 Dorman St., with visits running Tuesday through Saturday 11 am to 7 pm and Sunday 11 am to 5 pm while his adoption fee is $5.

Five new restaurants in Boise and nearby areas may soon become local favorites as Corso Italian Steak—known for its retro vibe and standout seafood dish—and Bardenay in Garden City, Rosa, Pig Latin in Eagle, and Belmont Brew House earn high praise for their unique menus and strong customer ratings.

The Boise Hawks will begin their 2025 season with a six-game home series at Memorial Stadium starting Tuesday, May 20 when they host the Idaho Falls Chukars.

The return of the Highway Series will have teams battling for the Traffic Cone Trophy—an annual rivalry that runs through the season.

Monster Jam returned to the Ford Idaho Center on Friday and continues today with high-octane monster truck stunts — the event will conclude on Sunday with tickets still available.

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.

Gem State Comic Con

10 AM – 5 PM — Expo Idaho — Not specified — Celebrate all fandoms at Idaho's premier pop culture convention.

AAICAMA 2025 Conference

8 AM – 2 PM — The Grove Hotel — $725-$875 — Engage in collaborative discussions on workforce and wellbeing for the ICAMA community.

Dan Cribb Concert

5:30–8:30 p.m. — The Riverside Hotel — Free entry — Enjoy the irresistible grooves of Guilty Pleasure at this summer concert series on the scenic River’s Edge Terrace.

Whose Live Anyway Comedy Show

1:30-11:30 p.m. — Morrison Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the hilarity of improv comedy at this lively theater event.

Boise Wide Receivers Training Camp

5:00-8:00 p.m. — Borah High School — Registration required — Enhance your wide receiver skills with expert coaching and training.

Telaya Wine Run 5k

9 a.m. — Telaya Wine Co. — Registration fee applies — Enjoy a fun 5k race with scenic views and wine tasting at the finish line.