A sign that reads “Everyone is welcome here” might be considered political and controversial in the West Ada School District, but in Boise, administrators and teachers beg to differ.

Idaho News 6 spoke with Superintendent Debbie Critchfield about what she can and cannot do over the recent controversy of a poster being removed in the West Ada School District.

The Las Vegas Raiders stole the NFL headlines by trading for quarterback Geno Smith earlier this offseason. The team ...

The White House barred AP from covering certain events over the organization's refusal to call the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of ...

Over nine seasons, “The Office” regularly name-dropped real places and products associated with Scranton, where the ...

The Idaho Senate in a 20-11 vote on Wednesday advanced a bill to prevent government entities from displaying certain flags.

The Kohl's store at the Boise Towne Square Mall is set to close this Saturday.This location is one of 27 stores across the ...

Second lady Usha Vance has scrapped a plan to attend Greenland's national dog sled race this week. But American tax dollars ...

Ferguson is a Colorado native and grew up in Littleton and played high school football at Heritage high school. Since ...

The Boise Farmers Market is gearing up for its opening day on April 5, 2025.Located at 1500 Shoreline Drive, the market will ...

Emmy Award-winning actor and Boise native Aaron Paul will debut a new movie, "Ash" at Downtown Boise's Egyptian Theatre on ...

Bronco prospects gave it their all in their last workout to show scouts and even an NFL GM what they are made of and how their abilities can translate to Sundays.