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CCDC Executive Director John Brunelle to retire after 13 years
John Brunelle, longest-serving executive director of Capital City Development Corporation, will retire after 13 years leading Boise's urban renewal agency.
Forest service chief defends west reorganization plans amid criticism
U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz defends agency reorganization to a state-based system, aiming to improve local management and address budget shortfalls.
The Good Network mobilizes support for Idahoans with urgent needs
The Good Network amplifies urgent community needs in Idaho, raising nearly $50,000 and supporting nonprofits through storytelling and outreach.
Idaho AEYC leads Week of the Young Child with statewide resources
Idaho AEYC leads the week of the young child April 11-17 to provide families and teachers with early learning resources and support.
Barclays says robots and drones could cut global food delivery costs to $1 per order
Barclays projects autonomous robots and drones could reduce global food delivery costs to $1 per order, unlocking billions in industry profits.
US customs to launch tariff refund system April 20 after Supreme Court ruling
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will launch the CAPE system on April 20 to issue refunds for $166 billion in tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court.
Idaho declares statewide drought emergency after record-low snowpack
Idaho declares a statewide drought emergency due to record-low snowpack and historic warmth, impacting water supplies for agriculture and irrigation.
Flower Child to open first Idaho location at The Village at Meridian
Flower Child will open its first Idaho restaurant at the Village at Meridian, bringing its health-forward menu to Boise later this year.
Albertsons posts full-year profit despite $774M settlement
Albertsons reported full-year net income despite a $774 million opioid settlement charge in the fourth quarter, raising dividends and expanding share buybacks.
The Idaho Business Review Interviews of Highly Effective People: Andrea Cantor
Andrea Cantor, raised in Boise, is the new director of the city's Economic Development department, focusing on business growth and community partnerships.
Majority of Americans tired of hearing about AI despite widespread use
A recent survey reveals 54% of Americans are tired of hearing about ai, even as 69% use it in daily life, highlighting mixed feelings about the technology.
Commercial Real Estate Roundup for April 10, 2026
Commercial real estate activity in Boise and Meridian includes leases, renewals, and purchases involving companies like Clark Pacific, Lamb Weston, and Killer Burger.
