Caldwell

Caldwell is switching from Flock cameras to contract with another surveillance company, Axon. The city council voted Monday to approve a ten year, $6.7 million contract that will expand their use of License Plate Readers.

Jacob Lees is a Caldwell native who nearly ended his career as a professional bareback rider after a devastating elbow injury. Putting his toughness to the test, he came back stronger than ever, now ranked second in the world for his riding skills.

A Caldwell farm is safeguarding its 35 acres for future generations, using sustainable practices to preserve farmland as Idaho's growth marches on.

Late on a spring morning, toward the end of the school year, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security emailed a southwest Idaho school resource officer.

The need for mental health services continues to grow across the country, and especially here in Idaho, but one Caldwell program is stepping up to meet that need.

After being named a semifinalist for four consecutive years, Chef Salvador Alamilla became the second Idahoan to win a James Beard Award.

West Valley needs to increase its rates for Caldwell just to pay the bills, after it says it has been undercharging for its services for years.

West Valley Humane Society recently announced that it would be significantly raising its rates for Caldwell. However, Caldwell's mayor says that an increase like this could mean forgoing new first responders.

A Caldwell chef received Idaho’s second James Beard Award on Monday. Chef Salvador Alamilla of Amano’s received the prestigious best chef regional award from the James Beard Foundation at a ceremony in Chicago.

A new Caldwell initiative encourages people to give back, help their neighbors, and create a sense of belonging in the Canyon County city.