Hunter Funk

1 week ago | ktvb.com | Hunter Funk

MERIDIAN, Idaho — You may not see many cows grazing within Meridian’s city limits these days, but for nearly a century, Meridian Dairy Days has been more than just a celebration of milk. It’s a tribute to the valley’s roots, and it’s also paving the way for the next generation of agricultural leaders. Talk with Hans Bruijn, the Meridian Dairy Board President, and he remembers when Meridian was dotted with dairy farms.

2 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Hunter Funk

BOISE, Idaho — There's a saying that if you want to understand a place, start with its food. Maybe we should start with where it comes from. For Boise, that often means heading to the parking lot off Shoreline Drive, where tents go up and people gather for more than just produce. Each weekend, the tents at the Boise Farmers Market fill up fast, but what's under those tents is now growing beyond the market.

2 weeks ago | king5.com | Hunter Funk

BOISE, Idaho — Sometimes history isn't just in the books, it's beneath our feet. At the corner of Main Street, where the old Assay Office stands, a routine construction project turned into a time capsule of Boise's mining era. Last fall, as crews were digging trenches for faster internet outside the building, they uncovered something a lot more interesting than fiber optic cable – old crucibles and forgotten fragments, dating back to the Gold Rush days.

3 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Hunter Funk

BOISE, Idaho — Sometimes history isn't just in the books, it's beneath our feet. At the corner of Main Street, where the old Assay Office stands, a routine construction project turned into a time capsule of Boise's mining era. Last fall, as crews were digging trenches for faster internet outside the building, they uncovered something a lot more interesting than fiber optic cable – old crucibles and forgotten fragments, dating back to the Gold Rush days.

3 weeks ago | krem.com | Hunter Funk

BURLEY, Idaho — It’s a bill that continues to get more complicated. As you may recall, Senate Bill 1329 became law last year, having been passed quickly through the Idaho Legislature. It was intended to amend Idaho’s Parental Rights Act by preventing medical providers from performing medical procedures on minors without their parents’ consent. At the time, it was known as a “simple bill.” When it passed, becoming law on July 1, 2024, it was hailed as a win for parents.