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McCall’s Critical Medical Devices wins Boise startup World Cup qualifier
Critical Medical Devices founder Chantell Williams wins Boise's Startup World Cup qualifier, advancing to compete for a $1 million prize in San Francisco.
Micron nears $1T market value after UBS triples share price target
Micron Technology shares surged after UBS raised its price target to $1,625, citing stronger AI demand and long-term supply deals boosting valuation.
Saint Alphonsus kids run returns to Boise
Saint Alphonsus and Treasure Valley Family YMCA co-sponsor the 42nd annual Capitol Classic Kids Run in Boise, expecting over 1,000 participants ages 15 and younger.
9 of top 10 priciest metros are in California
Nine of the top 10 priciest metropolitan areas for homeownership are in California, with San Jose requiring over $500,000 in annual income to buy a home.
Cactus Southwest opening first Idaho location in Boise
Cactus Southwest Kitchen + Bar is opening its first Idaho location in downtown Boise's BoDo district, featuring southwest and Mexico-inspired cuisine.
Treasure Valley population grows by 150,000 in six years
Treasure Valley's population increased by roughly 150,000 residents since 2020, highlighting rapid growth in Ada and Canyon counties according to COMPASS.
University of Idaho appoints Brian Kane dean of College of Law amid enrollment growth
The University of Idaho named Brian Kane dean of its College of Law, succeeding interim dean Aliza Cover as the college experiences significant enrollment growth.
Dumpling restaurant makes time to open first Idaho location in Boise
Dumpling Time, a Bay Area dumpling concept, is opening its first Idaho location at The Warehouse Food Hall in downtown Boise this fall.
Boise ranks along with other ‘big cities’ to start a business
Boise ranks 72nd on WalletHub's list of 100 best large cities to start a business, outperforming Boston and New York City.
The IBR Interviews of Highly Effective People: Karen Manthey
Karen Manthey, founder of Motivational Leadership Center, discusses her passion for communication coaching and improv in Idaho.
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.
City Club of Boise renews commitment to civil discourse amid shrinking civic spaces
City Club of Boise launches a new logo and recommits to fostering civil discourse and community engagement in Boise amid national challenges.
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