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“It’s important to make decisions knowing what their struggles are.”
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Drivers in Boise now have just one default speed limit to adhere to if they aren’t familiar with the street they’re traveling on.
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The Boise City Council is considering acquiring two new pieces of land for the city’s mission to invest in “parks, pathways and open space”.
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In a surprising turn, River House Ministries captured the Boise City Council's support with its vision to transform the long-vacant Armory into a place for community and worship.
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“I think if you asked ten neighbors, you'd get ten different expectations.”
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The Boise Police Department wants more resources to tackle rising financial and online crimes in the state.
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Event organizers will be required to apply for a specific permit as part of a one-year pilot for liquor sales in parks.
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The Idaho Supreme Court overturned a ruling from the Fourth Judicial District Court, revoking Interfaith Sanctuary’s conditional use permit.
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Treasure Valley government agencies are hoping for some federal help in redesigning one of Boise’s critical roadways.
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The Boise City Council has voted to scale down temporary shelter operations at the Red Lion in Boise. 95 residents live at the downtown hotel, but As local organizations join the city’s efforts to combat the local housing crisis, more opportunities for permanent housing and funding are available. The city anticipates 400 affordable homes to be built within the next three years, providing families with a permanent home.