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Needing to go to Connecticut, I braced myself for the brave new world of traveling during the pandemic. The family pickup truck broke down in March while driving from Maine to Idaho and was left with my sister to be ...

Scott Schoenherr is the Boise face of Rafanelli and Nahas Management Corporation, one of the best-known developers in downtown Boise. The firm is finishing up the last touches on the office building it began erecting last year at the corner ...

Kootenai County has a problem. Its highways were last updated back when President Richard Nixon resigned. Since that time, the county’s population has exploded 340% and all those people are driving around on 800 miles of antiquated highways more than ...

Home sales across the country got a boost over the summer due to pent-up demand, low mortgage rates and buyers looking for larger homes in less densely populated regions like Boise. Nationally, by the end of the summer, both existing and new ...

In the Treasure Valley, the hottest contest in the upcoming general election is not the one for U.S. President. It’s the tussle over three seats on the Board of Commissioners of the Ada  County Highway Department. At stake is the ...

ZOOM+Care, a firm that operates on-demand health care clinics, is returning to Boise. The clinic chain opened and then closed two clinics in Boise and Meridian in 2012-2014. When ZOOM+Care originally opened its doors in the Treasure Valley, it used ...

It’s been well advertised that Idaho has made a remarkable recovery from the economic downturn created by the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in terms of employment. To gain a snapshot of which industries took the worst hit during the spring lockdown ...

Governor Brad Little announced on Oct. 15 for the ninth time that Idaho was not yet ready to advance out of Stage Four of the Idaho Rebounds program. Eighteen weeks of Stage Four Idaho has been stalled in Stage Four ...

Intermountain Healthcare, which acquired Treasure Valley’s Saltzer Health, announced that it will cut 250 positions in a press release issued on Oct. 13. The release stated that the cuts will “lower overhead and make health services more affordable.” Intermountain said that ...

The board of commissioners of the Capital City Development Corporation, Boise’s urban renewal agency, blessed the go-ahead for a new project, but that wasn’t the interesting thing about the Oct. 12 meeting. It even took a look ahead to the ...