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- Aug 14, 2026
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‘Caldwell's cowboy’ Jacob Lees makes the world standings as a nationally ranked PRCA Bareback Rider (opens the original)
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From an elbow injury that almost ended his career to becoming a world ranked Professional Bareback Rider, the Caldwell Rodeos' Jacob Lees shows tenacity. Every summer, thousands of rodeo fans across North America watch cowboys and cowgirls put their skills to the test in sports like barrel racing, steer wrestling, tie-down roping and the most rugged of them all — bareback bronco and bull riding. “It's more of like a cage fight in the rodeo game,” said Jacob Lees, a Caldwell, Idaho native ranked
Idaho's first ever Korean Festival is happening this weekend (opens the original)
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Photocard exchanges, language lessons, and dance lessons. Those are just a few of the hallmarks of the K-Pop community and it's made its way to Idaho. Idaho is known for its rural landscapes, country music and western traditions. But the K-Pop community, fans of the now global Korean pop genre, is making inroads in the state. “We’ve seen people who are grandmas bringing their grandchildren and grandmas are more excited than the grandchildren to be there. And kids bringing their parents, the kids
The Discovery Center of Idaho renovation is complete: Here is what is new (opens the original)
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From dragons to dinosaurs, the Discovery Center of Idaho is the state's one-stop shop for all things science and it recently made some changes. Every year, thousands of Idaho youth visit the center for everything from annual field trips to science camps. “We just updated our young learners area, and that has all new exhibits in it. And it's a new space,” said Eric Miller, the Executive Director of the Discovery Center of Idaho. The center made changes to the interior and exterior. “All spaces, p
Zoo Boise takes precaution as unhealthy air quality persists (opens the original)
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Smoky air settling over Idaho is keeping many humans from going outside and doing things like walking, running or playing sports. But it can also have an affect on animals, which is why Zoo Boise is monitoring animal conditions and is ready to make changes as needed. “Animal care and our animal welfare is always going to be top of our mind,” said Jeff Agosta, the Director of Marketing and Public Relations for Zoo Boise. He said many of the animals always have access to indoor space, allowing the
Idaho ranks 12th in the nation for the most expensive gasoline (opens the original)
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The conflict between Iran and the United States is impacting the price of oil. Idaho now ranks 12th in the nation for the most expensive gasoline prices. “There's nothing that tells us that gas prices are going to drop anytime soon,” said Matthew Conde, Public & Government Affairs Director of AAA Oregon/Idaho. He said international politics are affecting fuel prices, but some regions are paying more than others. “As a general rule, the Western states are going to be more expensive. A lot of that
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