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When fire stations sit empty, something is broken
Treasure Valley leaders warn that growth is no longer funding public safety, roads and services, calling for modernized local funding tools in Idaho.
Kuna named a national ‘boomtown’ as growth reshapes the city
Kuna, Idaho earns boomtown status as rapid growth, affordable housing and new businesses attract families and employers to the growing Treasure Valley city.
Commuter rail subject of further study in Treasure Valley by COMPASS
COMPASS selects commuter rail as Treasure Valley’s future transit option, connecting Boise, Meridian, Nampa and Caldwell amid rapid population growth.
Mayfield Springs creating a future community based on current growth
The project, to be finished in several stages over the course of several years, will include around 2,325 homes.
Proposed auditorium district of Meridian could create greater opportunities for city
The proposed Auditorium District of Meridian would cover approximately 16 square miles, located primarily between Chinden Boulevard to the north and Interstate 84 to the south and North Can Ada Road to the west and Eagle Road to the east.
Development of Ten Mile Road area illustrates growth throughout Treasure Valley
While true that it has taken the past two decades for Eagle Road to become the busiest non-interstate in Idaho, the roughly 6.5-mile stretch of roadway beginning at the I-84 offramp cuts straight through Meridian and extends directly to State Highway 44 in Eagle.
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