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Idaho Black History Museum director speaks out on George Floyd's death, local police and growing up black
nation-now
'You got to see us angry, now you get to see us peacefully trying to clean up'
Volunteers clean up after another night of riots in the Twin Cities.
education
Vallivue High School's art program earns $10,000 through Vans Custom Culture competition
Students at Vallivue High School placed second in the national Vans Custom Culture contest by designing a physical show with the 'local flavor' of Idaho.
community
MPD Third Precinct burns as protests continue following George Floyd's death
While most protests have been peaceful, some factions have left vandalism, fires and looting in their wake.
local
Homedale Police hold celebration for Special Olympics athletes after annual event is cancelled due to COVID-19
The summer Special Olympics may not be happening this year, but that doesn't mean the athletes are not being celebrated.
local
Retired Boise police officer volunteers to clean, sanitize the city's homeless shelters
"Everyone can use a helping hand sometime and I had the helping hand so just thought I'd contribute."
producers-picks
CWI graduate celebrates her accomplishment by wakesurfing at Lucky Peak
Tara Wright, a recent graduate from the College of Western Idaho, made her graduation memorable by hitting the waves in her cap and gown.
entertainment
Shakespeare Festival duo 'reunites' for socially distant performance
Previously 'Fools Squad', Tom Wilmorth and Joe Golden opened every Idaho Shakespeare Festival from 1992-2004. Now, they're back with a small (non-existent) audience.
208
Former Yellowstone employee dresses up fake buffaloes with masks
John Hall has had two faux buffalo in his yard for years. Hall began decorating them after his wife passed, and received an interesting idea from his neighbor.
local
CWI graduate celebrates her accomplishment by surfing at Lucky Peak
Tara Wright, a recent graduate from the College of Western Idaho, made her graduation memorable by hitting the waves in her cap and gown.
outreach
7's Hero: Video of Amazon delivery driver praying on doorstep in Nampa touches hearts all over Idaho
As Monica Salinas was delivering food for an at-risk baby in Nampa, she stopped to say a prayer. That prayer was captured on the family's RING doorbell camera.
local
Idaho WWII Veteran emphasizes American spirit and gratitude of service on this Memorial Day
"We are more separated as a country today than it has ever been," 97-year-old Kenneth Malone said. "There are people being shot just because of politics."
nation-now
'You got to see us angry, now you get to see us peacefully trying to clean up'
Volunteers clean up after another night of riots in the Twin Cities.
education
Vallivue High School's art program earns $10,000 through Vans Custom Culture competition
Students at Vallivue High School placed second in the national Vans Custom Culture contest by designing a physical show with the 'local flavor' of Idaho.
community
MPD Third Precinct burns as protests continue following George Floyd's death
While most protests have been peaceful, some factions have left vandalism, fires and looting in their wake.
local
Homedale Police hold celebration for Special Olympics athletes after annual event is cancelled due to COVID-19
The summer Special Olympics may not be happening this year, but that doesn't mean the athletes are not being celebrated.
local
Retired Boise police officer volunteers to clean, sanitize the city's homeless shelters
"Everyone can use a helping hand sometime and I had the helping hand so just thought I'd contribute."
producers-picks
CWI graduate celebrates her accomplishment by wakesurfing at Lucky Peak
Tara Wright, a recent graduate from the College of Western Idaho, made her graduation memorable by hitting the waves in her cap and gown.
entertainment
Shakespeare Festival duo 'reunites' for socially distant performance
Previously 'Fools Squad', Tom Wilmorth and Joe Golden opened every Idaho Shakespeare Festival from 1992-2004. Now, they're back with a small (non-existent) audience.
208
Former Yellowstone employee dresses up fake buffaloes with masks
John Hall has had two faux buffalo in his yard for years. Hall began decorating them after his wife passed, and received an interesting idea from his neighbor.
local
CWI graduate celebrates her accomplishment by surfing at Lucky Peak
Tara Wright, a recent graduate from the College of Western Idaho, made her graduation memorable by hitting the waves in her cap and gown.
outreach
7's Hero: Video of Amazon delivery driver praying on doorstep in Nampa touches hearts all over Idaho
As Monica Salinas was delivering food for an at-risk baby in Nampa, she stopped to say a prayer. That prayer was captured on the family's RING doorbell camera.
local
Idaho WWII Veteran emphasizes American spirit and gratitude of service on this Memorial Day
"We are more separated as a country today than it has ever been," 97-year-old Kenneth Malone said. "There are people being shot just because of politics."
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