Good morning, Boise.

The Morrison Center in Boise spent $3.7 million to renovate its bathrooms and unveiled the new facility on Sept.

17 (its largest investment in 42 years) as it prepares to host Broadway shows this fall and winter.

Treasure Valley fall attractions are kicking off with pumpkin patches open, Requiem Haunted House at 810 Main Street in downtown Caldwell set to open Oct.

2, and the Spooky Light Show returning Oct. 8 at Roaring Springs parking lot in Meridian (for family-friendly fun and spooky thrills).

Gas prices in Boise reached $5.04 a gallon Tuesday morning, up 17 cents overnight and nearly $1.50 above last year's average.

Local stations like Costco on South Cole Road and Albertsons Express on West Lake Hazel Road offered lower prices+ providing a snapshot of the current market.

Idaho Power said Tuesday, Sept.

22 that after crews addressed third-party damage in Eagle and Star, 4,310 customers still lacked power as of 6:45 p.m., with full restoration expected by 7:00 p.m.

Mayor Brad Pike announced Eagle's fiscal 2027 budget is cut by over $9 million and highlighted progress on Eagle Regional Athletic Park.

Contractors have finished key roadway and utility work while a $500,000 donation + a no-interest loan support phase one of the $17.7 million project.

The road linking Boise State and the Greenbelt is now Friendship Lane after Ada County leaders approved the name change earlier this year (students received an email update) amid reports linking the former namesake to misconduct.

Yelp released its list of the top 10 Thai spots in Boise and the Treasure Valley today.

Community members note that favorites like Lamai Thai Food in Nampa deserve recognition (share your own top pick if you disagree).

Boise couples can explore fall date ideas as cuffing season begins with spooky visits to haunted attractions + cozy stops at local coffee shops serving pumpkin spice lattes.

The guide offers suggestions for memorable nights across the Treasure Valley this fall.