Good morning, Boise.

Families in Treasure Valley will enjoy trunk-or-treat celebrations when downtown Meridian hosts its annual event (6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Oct.

22) with over 90 local groups giving out candy and live entertainment. More events across Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, and Eagle offer similar fun for the Halloween season.

Miss A opened its affordable beauty store at Boise Towne Square Mall this week.

The store (replacing the former Volcom location) offers makeup and accessories geared toward teens and tweens.

The Haunted Halloween Trolley Tour guides riders through Boise's spooky sites including haunted cemeteries and the state penitentiary — the tours will continue until the first week of November.

Ballet Folklórico Yareth de Idaho — led by Marifer Avila — uses traditional Mexican dance to honor cultural heritage and connect generations.

The group will perform free Dia de Muertos shows at Homedale City Park on Nov. 1 and at JUMP in Boise on Nov. 2.

Country star Zach Bryan will perform at Albertsons Stadium on Aug.

6 with opening acts Ryan Bingham, The Texas Gentlemen, and Gabriella Rose; presale tickets are available now and general tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. 23 at 10:00 a.m.

The City of Boise adopted a new ordinance today to lower rat infestations and discourage wild turkeys, with enforcement starting Dec.

1 and city facilities complying from Nov. 1 — the measure includes educating residents and expanding pilot rat control programs.

Tacoberfest continues in Caldwell and Kuna this October as local taco trucks and a renovated restaurant offer a range of carne asada and carnitas tacos—featuring tableside guacamole and signature sauces.

The event spotlights diverse local flavors across the Treasure Valley.

This Saturday, Oct. 24, the Boise Hawks will host Baseball-O-Ween at their stadium with a 5:30 trunk-or-treat + game and firework show lining the night.

Families are welcome to enjoy a festive celebration that blends fall fun with baseball excitement.