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Tragic Fatal Collision: Motorcyclist Dies in Crash with Jeep Gladiator; Police Investigate, School District Implements Traffic Management Plan

The City of Boise unveils an Illustrated Zoning Guide, featuring fictional characters like Gabe and Lou, to simplify urban planning rules. Created by All Together Studio, the guide aims to bridge the gap between technical regulations and public understanding. Its already been used by third-grade students and is available at Boise Public Libraries. The city has also developed three types of zoning guides for various audiences, including a Neighborhood-Scale Incentive Design Guide for professional builders and designers.

Sweet Zolas, a Boise-based nonprofit candy shop, closes after seven years, leaving behind a legacy of empowering individuals with developmental disabilities. Owner Cyndy Radovich, who went into personal debt to keep the business afloat, expresses deep regret as she helps her employees find new jobs. The closure highlights the challenges faced by small businesses with social missions and underscores the impact of Sweet Zolas on its employees and community.

Unusually Warm Weather in Boise and Southwest Idaho: A Record-Breaking Heatwave and Its Impact on Winter Sports

Ada County Sheriffs deputies respond to an urgent care center after a reported attack by Christian Wood, 35. Wood allegedly fired a gun inside a home and pointed it at victims. After a standoff, Wood is apprehended with an AR-fifteen rifle, a handgun, and ammunition. Hes charged with two counts of aggravated assault and unlawful discharge of a weapon, held on a $500,000 bond.

Traffic Alert: Major Crash in Meridian, Idaho Near Rocky Mountain High School. Linder and McMillan roads intersection affected. Drivers advised to seek alternate routes. No estimated time for clearance. Stay tuned for updates.

Seoul Street Cafe, a beloved Korean street food spot, is expanding to Meridian with a new location off Eagle Road and I-eighty-four. The owners, James and Mina Kwak, aim to serve a wider array of Korean street food staples and boba drinks, with plans to even expand offerings due to the increased kitchen capabilities. The new spot will feature a drive-through for quicker service during busy lunch hours, catering to nearby offices and a hospital. The Meridian location is expected to open by January 2026.

Idahos projected budget deficit of over forty million dollars for the current fiscal year is a pressing issue, as the states constitution prohibits running a deficit. The deficit has slightly decreased from an earlier estimate, but officials project a much larger deficit of over five hundred fifty-five million dollars for the next fiscal year. The states top budget official suggests Idaho might need to find an additional six hundred million to one billion dollars for the two thousand twenty-seven budget. This situation follows years of tax cuts, which have reduced state revenue by a cumulative four billion dollars over the past five years. Lawmakers and the governors office plan to address this issue during the upcoming legislative session, potentially considering additional budget cuts or dipping into the states rainy day reserve funds.

Student Safety in the Spotlight: Multiple Collisions Near Treasure Valley Schools Spark Urgent Calls for Caution