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May 8, 2026

Letter from the Editor

Chief executive officer. President. Executive director. Boss. Boss-man. Boss-lady. No matter what term you choose to use, leaders go by many different titles and come in many different forms. Effective

Apr 13, 2026

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Idaho business leaders and experts discuss how legislation affects healthcare, education, and workforce development at the annual Breakfast Series.

Mar 13, 2026

Letter from the Editor

Idaho Business Review honors 20 companies and organizations in its 2026 Empowering Women awards for supporting women in business and community.


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Top Stories

Arthur Apartments is the latest residential building in downtown Boise and the tallest residential building in the state. (PHOTO: MARC LUTZ, IBR)

Still time to nominate projects for Idaho Top Projects awards

6/9/2026
Ysbael Bilbao, owner and founder of Bilbao & Co., presents the awards at the chamber luncheon on June 17, 2024. (FILE PHOTO: Marc Lutz, IBR)

Boise Metro Chamber names finalists for 2026 Small Business and Excellence Award[...]

6/9/2026
This property in Emmett sold earlier this year for $349,000. It is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom, two-car garage home that is 1,200 square feet and sits on almost a half acre of land. Some homebuyers are looking further out from the Treasure Valley to get more value for their home purchases. (PHOTO: COURTESY OF MICHELLE BAILEY)

As the Treasure Valley population increases, some homebuyers opt for further awa[...]

6/9/2026
Artist Jeff Cox listens to an attendee at Gem State Comic Con on May 15 in Garden City. Cox and other artists and vendors were on hand to make connections with fans and sell products. (PHOTO: MARC LUTZ, IBR)

Vendors and celebrities find worth in Gem State Comic Con as event draws record [...]

6/8/2026
Boise MayoBoise Mayor Lauren McLean, center, leads the 100-year anniversary ribbon cutting ceremony. Also pictured from left to right are Rebecca Hupp, Boise Airport Director; Mike Vigil, U.S. Postal Service; and Chris Greene, RS&H architectural firm. The airport announced after the anniversary celebration that it has been awarded nearly $9 million in grants to help with the construction of Concourse A. (PHOTO: STEVE LOMBARD, IBR)r Lauren McLean, center, leads the 100-year anniversary ribbon cutting ceremony. Also pictured from left to right are Rebecca Hupp, Boise Airport Director; Mike Vigil, U.S. Postal Service; and Chris Greene, RS&H architectural firm. (PHOTO: STEVE LOMBARD, IBR)

Boise Airport receives $8.88M in federal grants for infrastructure upgrades

6/5/2026

People

Commentary

Steffen Stowell

Deeper bank relationships can elevate small businesses

6/8/2026
Brandon Woolf

Idaho’s government is moving towards the speed of business

5/19/2026
Ali Hicks

Where education begins: Honoring the roots of the Idaho school day

5/15/2026
Toni Lawson

Do political candidates know what matters to you?

5/8/2026
Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke

Idaho got through this session. Now let’s do the hard work.

4/23/2026