-
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean responded to a letter from Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador earlier this month, saying the City is “flying two flags in defiance of the law.”
-
Boise will continue to fly a pride flag in front of city hall, despite threats from the Attorney General. On Tuesday, Raúl Labrador urged Mayor Lauren McLean to comply with House Bill 96, which prohibits non-official flags from being displayed on governmental property. On Wednesday, the city responded.
-
Across the country, camping bans have become more common, but here in Boise, some are worried that the new law could further victimize those experiencing homelessness.
-
“It’s not just Boise. Cities across the state are being targeted.”
-
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean is dumping a planned redesign of the city’s flag five days after announcing four finalists.
-
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean says cities across Idaho are still evaluating what programs are affected and what could happen next.
-
While officials at Boise City Hall have had a successful working relationship with the Biden White House, they’re also taking a wait-and-see stance before assuming any dramatic changes when Donald Trump returns as President.
-
“It was under Mayor Bieter’s leadership when I was council president, that the City of Boise recognized Indigenous Peoples’ Day back in 2018.”
-
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean swore in former Tucson Assistant Police Chief Chris Dennison as Boise’s new chief of police.
-
After a months-long search, Mayor Lauren McLean has selected Chris Dennison as the next chief of police for the Boise Police Department.