Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 9th of September.
Good morning, Boise.
Local coffee shops now offer more than just coffee — they also sell records, Bigfoot socks, and local art.
The creative spots invite customers to explore unique wares and services with a friendly community feel.
Wings of Rescue uses volunteer pilots to fly shelter pets from California to Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Colorado, giving over 24,000 animals a second chance to find loving homes after overcrowded facilities forced them into care.
The non-profit has logged 2.4 million miles + counting.
Caldwell Executive Airport celebrated 50 years Saturday with food, live music, aviation displays (skydivers, helicopter rides) and historical exhibits that honored its growth and $3 billion impact on the region's economy.
Families in Boise will begin celebrating the High Holy Days as Rosh Hashanah starts Friday, Sept.
11 at the Chabad Lubavitch of Idaho Jewish Center, with traditional meals and shofar blasts (a call to reflection) as the season continues with Yom Kippur and Sukkot through early October.
Boise State University received a nearly $8 million federal grant Monday to lead a statewide research project to develop microelectronics that survive extreme conditions.
Five other colleges with Micron Technology and the Idaho National Laboratory are joining to boost competitiveness in energy, defense, and aerospace.
Roaring Springs waterpark in Meridian hosts Last Splash Weekends on Sept.
12-13 and Sept. 19-20 with $31.99 admission and discounted season passes available. The park operates noon to 7 p.m., so visitors can enjoy water rides (including a double-looping slide) before summer ends.
Spud Daddy opened at 404 S.
8th Street in downtown Boise on June 19 and quickly gained a following for its giant Idaho baked potatoes with 20 topping choices + generous portions that let diners enjoy a full meal for under $20.
A new ranking named Idaho the fourth happiest state of 2026, lauding strong income growth, sleep, and work hours that help residents thrive.
Boise locals share the pride of this positive finding (reflected by improved volunteer rates and mental health) that boosts the state’s feel-good image.
City officials are set to add up to 32 dedicated pickleball courts by 2028 at parks such as Owyhee and Alta Harris after community feedback raised concerns over shared-use conflicts with tennis players (four potential sites are under consideration).
Boise State's football team danced to the iconic 'Shout' song at their away game against Oregon last Saturday, and the viral moment energized local fans while drawing potential new supporters.
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