t's not easy getting East Coast craft breweries to make the cross-country trek to Boise, but Milton, Delaware's Dogfish Head Craft Brewed Ales is on its way.
Kavanaugh goes to prime time to fight back against his accusers, Yellowstone grizzlies get a reprieve, today is National Voter Registration Day, Congress wants to revisit the debate over service animals on airplanes and Netflix and Amazon are set to almost double their original content catalogs.
Another woman accuses Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, Bill Cosby's sentencing hearing begins, a pre-dawn school bus crash in Meridian, Paul Simon says farewell to performing and Outlaw King is cut down to size.
Donald Trump weighs in on the veracity of sexual misconduct claims against his SCOTUS nominee, a majority of Americans say there are too few women in political and business leadership positions, the Idaho State Board of Education has hired a firm to seek efficiencies on public college and university campuses, and yesterday's mass shooting in Maryland was the third in 24 hours.
More support for Kavanaugh's accuser, the College of Idaho's co-presidents are officially inaugurated, a Ticketmaster scandal, remembering Arthur Mitchell and a Muppets/A Star is Born mashup.
The chorus of "The Violence"—"Are we not good enough? / Are we not brave enough? / To become something greater / Than the violence in our nature"—captured the night's dichotomies perfectly.
Kavanaugh goes to prime time to fight back against his accusers, Yellowstone grizzlies get a reprieve, today is National Voter Registration Day, Congress wants to revisit the debate over service animals on airplanes and Netflix and Amazon are set to almost double their original content catalogs.
More support for Kavanaugh's accuser, the College of Idaho's co-presidents are officially inaugurated, a Ticketmaster scandal, remembering Arthur Mitchell and a Muppets/A Star is Born mashup.
The court sided with plaintiffs, who said the city's anti-camping ordinances violated their Eighth Amendment rights. The City of Boise has not indicated how it will respond, but didn't discount an appeal.
