Good morning, Boise.

The Girl Scouts of Silver Sage host their 3rd Annual Halloween Bash today from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the Idaho Hispanic Community Center, offering free games, a bounce house, and prizes from local sponsors for all who join in the fun.

A Boise radio station wrapped up its radiothon and thanked volunteers, listeners and donors for helping fund new equipment and programs—contributions are still being accepted as the station works to reach its goal.

Today, an article explained that the number printed on milk jugs is a code that shows where the milk came from—Idaho milk begins with 16 and extra digits reveal the exact dairy such as Boise’s Meadow Gold Dairy.

The report gives families a fun way to learn about a hidden part of their everyday milk.

A viral online video shows Idaho drivers sharing their biggest annoyances on the roads—many locals blame increased traffic and new residents for tougher driving conditions.

The discussion has drawn over 100K views and more than 2,500 comments as drivers voice their frustrations.

Downtown Boise’s P.F.

Chang’s closed after nearly 19 years and auctioned off its restaurant equipment, furniture, and decor— the auction ended with a winning bid of $15,260 and the winner must remove all items by Wednesday, October 29.

Idaho’s first Raising Cane’s in Meridian is set to open November 18th+ the restaurant is beginning its hiring process with interviews scheduled until November 3rd.

Applicants may earn benefits such as flexible scheduling+ weekly pay from this seasonal gig.

Idaho gas prices dropped slightly to an average of $3.40 per gallon as families prepare for Halloween festivities — a five-cent decrease from last week and a ten-cent drop from last month keep prices two cents above last year.

AAA noted that crude is trading near $62 per barrel and current supply trends may lead to stable or rising prices before Thanksgiving.

City of Boise has released 14 safety tips to help families enjoy Halloween safely—advising drivers and pedestrians to use caution while trick-or-treating.

The guidance is meant to keep everyone secure during the holiday.

Veterans Day is Tuesday, November 11th — a day to honor all Veterans for their service, with plans for local events across the Treasure Valley.

After Hours: Live Music & Music Industry Mixer

6-10 p.m. — Hap Hap Lounge — No cover charge — Enjoy a lively music community meet-up with drink specials and live performances from Noble Holt and guests.

JW Francis Live

8-11 p.m. — Shrine Social Club — $22.65 — Enjoy the jingle jangle dream slacker pop rock n roll of JW Francis with special guests in Boise.

Ealdor Bealu Concert

4-8 p.m. — Shrine Social Club — Tickets available — Experience an enchanting performance of cosmic-themed music by Ealdor Bealu.

Sir Chloe Concert

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Treefort Music Hall — From $29.99 — Experience the hazy indie rock of Sir Chloe with a unique sound inspired by classical composers.

Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band Live

7-10 p.m. — Shrine Social Club — $19.98 — Experience the dynamic sounds of Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band in an evening full of musical talent.

Jay William Miller: The Way The West Was Won Tour

7-11 p.m. — Brown Beard Brewing - Barrel House — Enjoy an evening of original music with Boise native Jay William Miller, inspired by Idaho's stunning landscapes.

Trivia Night

6-8 p.m. — Hap Hap Lounge — Free entry — Test your knowledge with friends in a lively trivia contest.

21st Annual Backcountry Film Festival

5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. — Treefort Music Hall — Ticket required — Celebrate winter with adventure films, live music, and festival fun at this local premiere.

Emily Stanton Jazz

7-9 p.m. — The Riverside Hotel — Enjoy a soulful jazz experience featuring classics that resonate.

Dogpark Live Performance

7:00 – 8:30 p.m. — The Shredder — From $26.65 — Experience the infectious indie-rock sounds of Dogpark with special guests.