Jessica Davis

5 days ago | kivitv.com | Jessica Davis

BOISE, Idaho - The 19th annual Community Baby Shower supports programs like the Salvation Army's Booth Program, which provides essential resources to young parents working toward their education. The Booth Program offers an incentive store where students earn "Booth Bucks" to obtain necessary baby supplies at no personal cost. "I'm a little bit in shock. I did not think I was going to graduate high school, to be honest, until I came here," said Tannis Johnson.

1 week ago | kivitv.com | Jessica Davis

BOISE, Idaho - A community came together to celebrate the life of Onix Homer, the 2-year-old who tragically died in a truck fire in December. The Homer family chose May 29 to honor their daughter because her favorite numbers were two and nine. "She was sweet, she was silly, she loved to say no, but really in a joking and teasing way," Onix's grandfather said. The celebration of life was held at River Valley Church, where the Homer family has been members for a year.

1 week ago | kivitv.com | Jessica Davis

BOISE, Idaho - Boise's skyline is changing with new high-rise buildings under construction in the downtown area, including a major development along Fourth Street. Currently, there are two large-scale buildings being built on Fourth Street between Idaho and Bannock streets, bringing a mix of retail, office space, and housing to east downtown Boise. The last beam was placed on the 13-story high-rise office space to come, marking a milestone in the project.

1 week ago | kivitv.com | Jessica Davis

BOISE, Idaho - A new Pride festival celebrating LatinX culture and identity is happening at Cecil D. Andrus Park in Boise this weekend. The event focuses on inclusivity and uplifting the voices of the LatinX community. Jahziel Maldonado, head of programming for LatinX Pride, says the festival is about visibility and celebration. "Right now it's important to show this is who we are, this is what we do," Maldonado said.

2 weeks ago | kivitv.com | Jessica Davis

CALDWELL, Idaho - About 500 riders are competing in this year's Gem State National, a national bike competition that's part of USA BMX Nationals, bringing riders from across the country to the Caldwell BMX track. "It's a sport that's different from any other, like a team sport. You can be on teams, but it's an individual sport," said Jen Hill, president of the Idaho BMX Board.