Alexander Huddleston

1 month ago | kivitv.com | Alexander Huddleston

EMMETT, Idaho - A decision has been made on the proposed fireworks park event venue. I'm your Emmett neighborhood reporter, Alexander Huddleston, at the Gem County Courthouse, where I listened to hours of testimony and discussion on the project. Hundreds gathered at the Gem County Courthouse Monday night for a hearing to oppose a proposed firework park event venue along Highway 52.

1 month ago | krdo.com | Alexander Huddleston |Barclay Idsal

By Alexander Huddleston , Barclay IdsalClick here for updates on this story    BOISE, Idaho (KIVI) — Emotional testimony filled the statehouse as House Bill 243 was introduced in committee for discussion. The bill would largely remove state safety standards for Idaho Day Care facilities moving forward. “They are voiceless. We are the responsible ones,” cried Sherri Waddell.

1 month ago | kivitv.com | Alexander Huddleston

BOISE, Idaho - Emotional testimony filled the statehouse as House Bill 243 was introduced in committee for discussion. The bill would largely remove state safety standards for Idaho Day Care facilities moving forward. "They are voiceless. We are the responsible ones," cried Sherri Waddell. The Senate Health and Welfare Committee listened to several people deliver emotional testimonies on the subject of daycare and its importance in the daily lives of Idaho families.

1 month ago | kivitv.com | Alexander Huddleston

BOISE, Idaho - Federal job cuts are impacting Idahoans, including a caregiver from the Boise Veterans Association (VA) who is now among those without a job. "Don't hurt Idahoans. Don't put these policies in place," said disabled veteran Mike Satz. In February, the VA announced it would cut thousands of jobs in order to save over $98 million dollars a year.

1 month ago | kivitv.com | Alexander Huddleston

BOISE, Idaho - The new Interfaith Sanctuary is well underway here on State Street following an announcement by the City of Boise that it would revise the process for conditional use permits after a Supreme Court ruling halted the project. Thursday afternoon, members of the Cathedral of the Rockies Boise were invited for a special tour of the site for the new interfaith sanctuary after handing over a check for $100 thousand to help with the project.