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Why millennials are starting to move to this rural Colorado town of just 1,500 people

Why millennials are starting to move to this rural Colorado town of just 1,500 people

Why millennials are starting to move to this rural Colorado town of just 1,500 people

Elizabeth, Colorado is located about an hour from Denver and Colorado Springs. Around 80 percent of the town's population commutes from this rural haven to the state's urban centers.

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'Vulnerable, scary and awesome': Boise State student encourages other artists to take advantage of campus galleries

There are several galleries at Boise State University that community artists can apply to be featured in and showcase their talents.

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Where's Larry? Boise Centre, Boise Flower and Garden Show

Boise Flower and Garden Show opens today, Friday

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From a troubled past to a bright future: How basketball saved Vallivue's Amoro Lado

Trouble seemed to find Amoro Lado wherever he went. That is until he picked up a basketball for the first time.

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From troubled childhood to player of the year: How basketball saved Vallivue's Amoro Lado

Vallivue senior Amoro Lado will forever be remembered as a legend on the court, but getting there was anything but easy.

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Special education students 'Support the Court' in Ontario basketball game

For many of the students it was their their first time on a team, playing basketball in a real game.

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Special education students 'Support the Court' in Ontario basketball game

For many of the students it was their their first time on a team, playing basketball in a real game.

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Where's Larry? JUMP, Latino Scholarship Gala

Idaho Latino Scholarship Gala is coming to Jump in April

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What is Holi, the colorful Hindu festival?

Colored water and powder will be thrown on people around the world this week for Holi.

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How to get a free ice cream cone from Dairy Queen on Wednesday

Free Cone Day is set for the first day of spring, which is Wednesday, March 20.

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Life in Balance: Greener childhood could mean less mental health problems down the road

"It's just good for their souls and their minds," one mother said on getting her child outside more.

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Life in Balance: Greener childhood could mean less mental health problems down the road

"It's just good for their souls and their minds," one mother said on getting her child outside more.

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7's Hero: Remembering Nikko, who fought cancer alongside his mother

The Worthington family is taking on an unimaginable battle that their son recently lost, with the help of a generous community.

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With a treaty between the US and Canada set to expire, will there be rough waters ahead?

Under the current terms, the way flood risk is managed changes dramatically in 2024, and that could affect Idaho water.

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Viewpoint: Old Pen Cemetery Project and the mission of the Coast Guard Auxiliary in southwest Idaho

Idaho history experts and Boise State University students are working on a project to find remains of inmates who were locked up and buried at the Old Idaho Penitentiary Preliminary findings were a bit surprising when it comes to the number of men buried there. Doug Petcash tells you what they found so far, and why they feel the project is so important to Idaho history. Plus, Idaho is far from the ocean, but the Coast Guard still has a strong presence here. We look at the history and mission of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary District 13 Canyon Flotilla in Southwest Idaho.

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Where's Larry? Papa Murphy, Shamrocks for MDA

Give a small donation to buy a paper Shamrock and help those who have Muscular Dystrophy

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