Jude Binkley

1 week ago | ktvb.com | Jude Binkley

BOISE, Idaho — A Boise arcade is having to change its business model after regulators said game over to their beer and wine sales. Realms Arcade had been serving alcohol since opening almost two years ago, but the business powered down their alcohol sales earlier this month in favor of staying an all-ages venue after being told they didn't classify as a restaurant. Like hitting high scores - running a business is all about timing your moves.

1 week ago | ktvb.com | Jude Binkley

BOISE, Idaho — Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing wildfire detection across Idaho as fire agencies turn to high-tech cameras to help protect the state's forests heading into another wildfire season. The Idaho Department of Lands has deployed 25 to 30 AI wildfire detection cameras statewide, mostly in forests in North Idaho, serving as modern-day lookout towers watching over thousands of acres.

2 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Jude Binkley

More than 100 tribe members went to the land near the Boise Stage Stop, where the sound of drums filled the air as they honored their heritage on ancestral homelands. The ceremony marked a pivotal moment for the Sho-Pai, the only tribes in Idaho without its own gaming operation. "As you look out here, it is beautiful, with the mountains in the background," Shoshone-Paiute Tribes Chairman Brian Mason said.

2 weeks ago | krem.com | Jude Binkley

BOISE, Idaho — In today's digital world, reliable internet access isn't just convenient - it's essential for work, education and staying connected with others. But many Idahoans still lack access to high-speed internet. U.S. Senator Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) has introduced a new bill aimed at bridging the digital divide called the Lowering Broadband Costs for Consumers Act of 2025.

2 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Jude Binkley

BOISE, Idaho — In today's digital world, reliable internet access isn't just convenient - it's essential for work, education and staying connected with others. But many Idahoans still lack access to high-speed internet. "There are 100,000 families in rural areas and other parts of Idaho that do not have broadband access," Senator Crapo said.