Canyon County

Feed the 2C is a grassroots organization that is combating food insecurity with their grab-and-go lunches.

The 208 Night Market in Nampa brings together thousands of people each summer for food and community, offering a space for connection even amid concerns about immigration enforcement.

As screwworm cases rise across the West, during peak rodeo season, the nationally ranked Snake River Stampede took active precautions to protect livestock and attendees.

As concerns over Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency rise, Boise State Public Radio wanted to know what makes people come together despite recent crackdowns on immigrant communities.

Canyon County celebrated its third annual Pride event. Attendees talked to Boise State Public Radio on what Pride means to them.

The Snake River Stampede is back at the Ford Idaho Center this month, making this the 111th year for the “wildest fastest show on Earth.” The rodeo kicks off a month earlier this year, starting Tuesday, June 16 and wrapping up with the finals on Saturday, June 20.

A new partnership in Canyon County is equipping EMS crews with blood in ambulances so they can start life-saving transfusions before patients reach the hospital.

Copper Quill Haven has withdrawn from contract negotiations with Canyon County, the city of Nampa and the city of Caldwell and will no longer be in charge of their animal shelter services. The organization was set to take over from West Valley Humane Society this week.

Nine Ada County and one Canyon County residents are seriously ill after consuming raw milk contaminated with E-coli. That includes two children hospitalized.

Canyon County believes outgoing animal shelter service provider West Valley Humane Society needs to continue services for 90 days. West Valley informed the county it plans to end services Feb. 1.