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The Idaho Statesman (Sunday), 12 luglio 2026

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ArticleBoise home­less shel­ter over­whelmed by demand, heat

With tem­per­at­ures in Boise on the verge of break­ing into triple digits, one of the city’s day­time home­less shel­ters soun­ded the alarm over strained ser­vices for res­id­ents. Lead­ers at Cor­pus Com­mons, a home­less shel­ter that oper­ates...

Boise home­less shel­ter over­whelmed by demand, heat

ArticleDeath row pris­on­ers sue over Idaho’s new fir­ing squad

Days after Idaho made the switch to a fir­ing squad for exe­cu­tions, two Idaho death row pris­on­ers next in line to be put to death sued the state prison sys­tem, say­ing its dir­ector with­held inform­a­tion about how she settled on the spe­cif­ics...

Death row pris­on­ers sue over Idaho’s new fir­ing squad

ArticleBoise receives $5.6M for Lake Hazel Road plan­ning

The fed­eral gov­ern­ment will help Boise address a miss­ing piece of its transit map — and develop a key link toward unlock­ing open land on the city’s south­ern flank. The U.S. Depart­ment of Trans­port­a­tion on Thursday awar­ded Boise $5.6...

Boise receives $5.6M for Lake Hazel Road plan­ning

ArticleBoise der­ma­to­logy clinic works to find out how patient records wound up in dump­ster

Patient doc­u­ments with per­sonal inform­a­tion dis­played were found in a dump­ster in down­town Boise on Wed­nes­day after­noon, a few miles away from the der­ma­to­logy office where they belong. That office is now fil­ing a Health Insur­ance...

Boise der­ma­to­logy clinic works to find out how patient records wound up in dump­ster