KTVB-TV (Boise, ID)

19 hours ago | ktvb.com | Zoe Tuttle

BOISE, Idaho — Many Idahoans refer to summertime as 'orange cone season.' Many roadwork projects kick off in the warmer months, including roadwork on State Highway 55 between Boise and New Meadows. Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) announced Wednesday that they will soon begin working on several projects along SH-55 to "maintain and improve this critical route," said a news release.

19 hours ago | ktvb.com | Zoe Tuttle

BOISE, Idaho — "This is an exciting day for Zoo Boise," said Boise Mayor Lauren McLean, while at the ribbon cutting for a new red panda exhibit. Zoo Boise opened their new, world-class exhibit on Wednesday. The exhibit, called Virginia R. Bartak Red Panda Passage, is unlike any other red panda habitat, said Boise Parks and Recreation in a news release. This new habitat provides opportunities for the community to learn and interact with the animals in many ways.

1 day ago | ktvb.com | Zoe Tuttle

BOISE, Idaho — KTVB News has won two 2025 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for coverage on two topics. The prestigious competition recognizes outstanding broadcast and digital news journalism among fourteen geographical regions. KTVB competed in the northwestern U.S. region, which includes the five states of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. The series "Violent Extremism: Hate in Idaho" was done by journalist Justin Corr and photographer Troy Colson.

2 days ago | ktvb.com | Justin Corr

BOISE, Idaho — It’s what some are calling a radical new idea in Oregon. It’s not new, or necessarily radical, but it could be the key to helping a lot more people afford a home. You may have seen a story on NBC Nightly News recently, featuring homebuyer Josie Cantu. "The minute I walked in, I was like, ‘This is it.’ This is this is the one. With these kinds of buildings being put in place, it just opens up so much opportunity for people like myself," said Cantu.

2 days ago | ktvb.com | Brady Frederick

BOISE, Idaho — Katie Van Lier, co-founder and executive director of Tree Town Tennis, spends her Saturday mornings with her husband, Calix, giving lessons to players of all ages. They believe in the benefits of the sport and believe there is a lack of facilities to play it in the Treasure Valley. “I think tennis teaches you how to battle. It teaches you how to be humble; you can't gloat. You have to be patient because it takes time to learn the game,” Katie Van Lier said.