Norm Gunning
VolunteerNorm Gunning grew up on a farm near Kuna milking cows and bucking hay bales. He met his wife Paula at Idaho State University in Pocatello where both were journalism students and that's where he began his broadcast career at the 10-watt campus FM station.
He's covered the news at television and radio stations in Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Boise, Portland and Seattle, with time out as an Air Force air traffic control officer during the Vietnam war. He's been a reporter, anchor, photographer and producer, but he spent most of his broadcast career as an assignment editor in charge of newsroom logistics. Following retirement in 2009, Norm was a volunteer for Oregon Public Broadcasting as well as a driver for a nonprofit organization that provides transportation for seniors and persons with disabilities. After residing 30 years in Portland, Norm and Paula moved to Meridian in 2016.
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Idaho House Minority Leader Mat Erpelding announced he’s leaving his post to move to the private sector. His departure leaves open two positions: one for… -
It may soon be illegal to use e-cigarettes or vaping devices in many public places in Boise.In 2011 the city adopted a public place smoking ban. Now, city…
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The Boise River is on the rise once again. For the second week in a row the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation are increasing the…
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A Boise city park and a foothills reserve may be getting new names.Staff from the city's Arts and History and Parks and Recreation Departments are…
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The Boise river will be rising in the next few days as water managers react to recent spring rains.Bureau of Reclamation engineer Chris Runyan says the…
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It's the biggest Idaho drug traffic bust any state trooper can remember: a three-ton load of marijuana officers found on I-84.Idaho State Police say they…
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60 percent of the state thinks Idaho is moving in the right direction, according to a new statewide survey from Boise State University’s School of Public…
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In 1954, Bing Crosby set expectations for Christmas weather that are becoming difficult to meet 65 years later. We talk to a meteorologist about the…
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Kathryn Albertson Park will turn 30 in 2019 and the space has been reconditioned and upgraded. We'll visit the park named for the wife of Idaho's…
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Many entrepreneurs are finding it easier to enter the food service industry using a food truck as opposed to traditional brick-and-mortar restaurants.…
