Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 3rd of June.
Good morning, Boise.
Stellantis announced a recall for some newer Ram trucks after detecting a critical error with the backup cameras that may create safety issues — drivers are advised to check if their trucks are affected.
The recall follows recent auto recalls involving Toyota and Kia, highlighting ongoing safety concerns for vehicle owners.
Idaho law enforcement is asking the public to help locate 10 fugitives — some missing for many years and others disappearing more recently — as officials prepare for the high-profile Kohberger trial.
The Idaho Transportation Department warned residents on Monday that scammers sent texts claiming unpaid traffic fines and urged everyone to ignore any messages not from the official DMV website—residents should be cautious of links that may steal personal information.
Boise police are asking for help after a suspect in a white Dodge Durango with Arizona plates used in a forced vehicle burglary at Barber Park on June 1 fled a high-speed chase that reached near 100 mph and was later seen driving recklessly on I-84 near milepost 49 & authorities urge anyone with tips to call 208-377-6790.
Idaho Power announced plans for general rate increases for the coming year—if approved by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission, energy costs will rise by 13.09% or nearly $199.1 million.
The proposal also shifts the focus to fixed charges—reflecting the company’s move toward stable billing.
USGS confirmed 67 earthquakes shook a remote area near Stanley in the past week, including more than six quakes above magnitude 3 — geologists say the tremors are part of a tectonic aftershock sequence from a March 2020 6.5 quake — and local officials are monitoring the situation for further activity.
The Idaho Red Cross is urging residents to donate blood as trauma cases from summer activities have risen and the state's blood supply remains dangerously low—donations for all blood types, especially type O, are critically needed.
Youth Golf Program
5-6 p.m. — Quail Hollow Golf Course — Waitlist available — Introducing young golfers to core values through fun and engaging activities.
Snake River Raptor Fest
12-5 p.m. — Indian Creek Winery — Family-friendly event — Experience live birds, music, food, and crafts at this exciting festival.
Savor Idaho Wine Event
2-5 p.m. — Idaho Botanical Garden — Enjoy entry with tasting tickets — Celebrate Idaho's finest wines in a beautiful garden setting.
Kegs 4 Kause: Idaho Trails Association
6-10 p.m. — Payette Brewing Company — 50% of draft sales go to a local non-profit — Enjoy great beers while supporting Idaho's amazing initiatives.
Group Games Speed Dating
5:30-9 p.m. — Barbarian Brewing — $ – Engage in fun group games while meeting local singles over craft beer.
After Hours Networking with Bear Island Brewing Co.
5:10-6:30 p.m. — Bear Island Brewing Co. — Free entry — Network with the Idaho Veterans Chamber of Commerce while enjoying drinks and giveaways.
Trevor Hall Concert
8-11 p.m. — Knitting Factory Boise — Ticket prices vary — Experience Trevor Hall's spiritual acoustic rock infused with reggae and chanting.
2 Hour CE Seminar for Chiropractors
6-8 p.m. — Hilton Garden Inn Boise Spectrum — Cost info not provided — Earn CE credits while learning strategies to enhance your chiropractic practice.
Idaho Family Summer Palooza
10 a.m.–4 p.m. — Expo Idaho — Free entry — Explore a vibrant market featuring talented local artists and creative entrepreneurs.
DAD GAMES 2025
11 AM — Dave & Buster's Boise — $20+ — Compete in the ultimate family arcade showdown with fun prizes and team spirit awards.
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