Aspen Shumpert

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Journalist at KTVB-TV (Boise, ID)

Go cougs | reporter @KTVB on @the208ktvb l former: @thenewstribune, @newdaynw ——— story ideas? [email protected]

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'We are gonna end their greed': Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in Idaho

1 week ago | kgw.com | Aspen Shumpert |Tracy Bringhurst

IDAHO, USA — Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders traveled to Idaho today as part of his "Fighting Oligarchy Tour," which is taking him across the country. Tonight, he was joined by special guest New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC). The two addressed a sold-out crowd at the Idaho Ford Center, drawing supporters from across the state eager to hear their message.
Boise School District implements new safety protocols following investigation into sexual abuse allegations

2 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Aspen Shumpert

BOISE, Idaho — The Boise School District has completed an independent investigation into allegations of child abuse by a former special education paraprofessional at Valley View Elementary School. The district shared the findings with families at Valley View in a private meeting Tuesday night. The meeting was closed to the public and the media.
Highway history hijacked: Iconic Stinker Station sign missing in Idaho Falls

2 weeks ago | krem.com | Aspen Shumpert

BOISE, Idaho — For generations of Idahoans, the bright yellow and red roadside signs of Stinker Stations were familiar landmarks. Now, one of the last remaining examples has mysteriously disappeared just before it was to be preserved in a museum.
Highway history hijacked: Iconic Stinker Station sign missing in Idaho Falls

2 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Aspen Shumpert

BOISE, Idaho — For generations of Idahoans, the bright yellow and red roadside signs of Stinker Stations were familiar landmarks. Now, one of the last remaining examples has mysteriously disappeared just before it was to be preserved in a museum.
Market turmoil creates anxiety for Idaho residents, financial experts urge calm

2 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Aspen Shumpert

IDAHO, USA — Recent stock market volatility following tariff announcements has sent shockwaves through Wall Street and into Idaho households, leaving many residents concerned about their financial futures. "The amount of money that's been lost in the last three days is astronomical," said Boise resident Brian Hyatt. "At least before I could kind of know where I was standing.
Caldwell officials react to recall efforts trying to get on the November ballot

2 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Aspen Shumpert

CALDWELL, Idaho — A group of Caldwell residents are collecting signatures for a recall effort targeting Mayor Jarom Wagoner and four of the six city council members, hoping to place the measure on the November 2025 ballot. Council members facing removal are Councilmember Brad Doty, Councilmember Chris Allgood, Councilmember Geoff Williams, and Councilmember Mike Dittenber.
City of Caldwell settles wrongful termination lawsuit for $400K

3 weeks ago | idahopress.com | Aspen Shumpert

Originally published March 24 on KTVB.COM. The city of Caldwell has settled a lawsuit with its former human resources director. Shelli Boggie, who was the city's human resources director from November 2022 to September 2024, filed a lawsuit in federal court on Feb. 13 against the city of Caldwell and Mayor Jarom Wagoner, alleging retaliation and wrongful termination. The federal court system shows the case was formally dismissed on March 17.
City of Caldwell settles wrongful termination lawsuit for $400K

3 weeks ago | idahocountyfreepress.com | Aspen Shumpert

Originally published March 24 on KTVB.COM.The city of Caldwell has settled a lawsuit with its former human resources director. Shelli Boggie, who was the city’s human resources director from November 2022 to September 2024, filed a lawsuit in federal court on Feb. 13 against the city of Caldwell and Mayor Jarom Wagoner, alleging retaliation and wrongful termination. The federal court system shows the case was formally dismissed on March 17.
Idaho Senators walk off floor during debate of budget bills

3 weeks ago | kgw.com | Aspen Shumpert

BOISE, Idaho — At least 20 Idaho senators walked off the floor Friday during debates over budgets. It appears a boilover from Thursday's debate sparked emotions. "We started seeing this a little bit yesterday, when tension rises in the body that's usually, in my experience, when we start debating the member and not issue... and so, I would just call that to everyone's attention as a nip it in the bud attempt," Scott Bedke said as President on the floor Friday. During Friday's debate, Sen.
Senate bill would fine cities that allow public camping by unhoused population

1 month ago | ktvb.com | Aspen Shumpert

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho lawmakers advanced legislation Thursday that would prohibit public camping in public spaces in the state's largest cities. The Senate Bill 1141, presented by Sen. Codi Galloway, would require only the cities with populations above 100,000 people, including Boise and Meridian to enforce the ban.