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'I could not stop thinking about them': Six siblings adopted by Idaho family

'I could not stop thinking about them': Six siblings adopted by Idaho family

Wednesday's Child

'I could not stop thinking about them': Six siblings adopted by Idaho family

The children were featured on Wednesday's Child in 2019. They are now part of a family of 12.

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Coronavirus

Interactive map and timelines tracking COVID-19 numbers and trends in Idaho
Growing Idaho

Idaho continues to attract out-of-staters, mainly from California
Local News

City seeks help naming new downtown Boise park
Outdoors

50,000 rainbow trout released into C.J. Strike Reservoir
Todays Morning News

Unusual pets: A pair of goats living it up in Boise
Coronavirus

'Such a great victory': One year later, an update on Oregon's first COVID patient
Regional

'First of all, it's a ludicrous tax': New Oregon house bill would heavily tax beer and wine makers
Features

Celebrating Idaho's Black history: Cherie Buckner-Webb: First Black legislator
Life

7-year-old Nampa boy teaches others how to solve the Rubik's Cube

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Local News

Meridian Police warn public about phone scam

Several residents have received calls from an unknown phone number claiming to be with the Warrant and Citation Division and wanting to discuss a legal matter.
Local nonprofit partners with University of Idaho College of Law to prevent evictions

Jesse Tree helps renters who need legal and social support and rental assistance to prevent them from being evicted from their homes.

Police searching for suspect after robbery at Caldwell gas station

The robber pulled out a handgun and demanded cash, police say, then ran out of the store with the money.
Corbin Maxey unveils new alligator house in Marsing

Their new home is one-of-a-kind, and at 1,000 square feet, one of the largest indoor alligator habitats in the northwest.