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George Prentice -- May 16, 2018

The creative force of Idaho Shakespeare Festival on murder, mayhem and Mama Mia
"I wasn't setting out to say, 'You know, let's do a season that really focuses on women.' However, as the season began to develop, I leaned into it."
ARTS & CULTURE

Gird Your Funny Bones: Boise's Funniest Person Returns

NEWS

New Grant Program Throws Lifeline to Flood-Stricken Idaho Communiites

The Idaho Department of Water Resources Board will accept applications through Friday, June 15, and will award grants on Friday, July 27.
NEWS

May 21, 2018: What to Know

'Laze' threatens the residents of Hawaii's big island, a report of a drowning in a Caldwell canal, Starbucks makes a major policy shift, the Royal Family updates its website and Tina Fey gets by with a little help from her star-studded friends.
NEWS

How a Typical Government Leak Turned Into a Three-Way War Between Comey, McCabe and Trump

Two former allies, James Comey and Andrew McCabe, have offered contradictory accounts of the orchestrated FBI leak that spawned a critical investigation. That means one of them has to be lying – as President Trump is happy to tweet to the world.
NEWS

More than Sixty Eastern Idaho Homes Threatened by Eroded Levee

Sand Point Generating LLC of Boise has been awarded the emergency-repair contract.
NEWS

Boise GreenBike's Dave Fotsch Talks Setting Up Bike Shares at Bike Week Summit

Fotsch delivered his remarks as dockless bike-share program LimeBike tries to make inroads in Boise.
REC & SPORTS

Pedal Power: Boise Rides to the Office on National Bike to Work Day

Did you participate in National Bike to Work Day?
NEWS

Idaho STEM Action Center Wins $50,000 Grant for Mentorship Program

The Idaho STEM Action Center announced today that it is one of eight winners of the US2020 STEM Challenge.
NEWS

May 18, 2018: What to Know

Trump proposes a new rule to slam Planned Parenthood, a HAZMAT scare in Emmett, Australia's "man with the golden arm," and Meghan Markle asks her future father-in-the-law to walk her down the aisle.
NEWS

ProPublica: Police are Mislabeling Anti-LGBTQ and Other Crimes as Anti-Heterosexual

ProPublica sent public-records requests to more than 50 police departments that reported anti-heterosexual hate crimes to the FBI. None of the reports we could track down actually included evidence of hate crimes against straight people.
NEWS

Idaho Board of Ed Presses Reset Button on Search for Kustra's Replacement

"This does not reflect on the finalists—all are very qualified and accomplished," wrote Linda Clark, president of the ISBE, in a press release.
NEWS

Idaho Republican Leaders Come Together for Unity Rally After Bruising Primary

"We're all wearing one jersey to win in November," said Lt. Gov. Brad Little, now the Republican nominee for Idaho governor.
FOOD & DRINK

Boise Brewing Expands to Serve Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Boise Brewing announced Wednesday that it has begun distributing its beers in Wyoming.
NEWS

May 17, 2018: What to Know

A huge settlement from Michigan State University to hundreds of sexual abuse victims, yet another major downtown Boise construction project, the U.S. birth rate takes a dramatic drop and Meghan Markle gets some alone time with her Guy.
NEWS

UPDATE: Suspect Identified in Downtown Boise Hit and Run

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS or leave a a confidential tip on a smart phone using the P3 Tips app.
NEWS

UPDATE: Boise GreenBike Director Responds to LimeBike Presentation Before City Council

The "dockless" bike-share program, which could compete with Boise GreenBike, delivered a presentation to the Boise City Council on May 15.
NEWS

Paulette Jordan, Brad Little Poised for Historic Idaho Gubernatorial Race

On Tuesday night, voters set the table for what should be a high-profile gubernatorial contest in November—pitting a young former representative against a veteran of Gem State politics.
NEWS

A Bigger Tent

Girl Scouts fret over Boy Scouts welcoming girls into their ranks; Boy Scouts prepare for a break from the LDS church
SCREEN

Disobedience: Unorthodox Intimacy

Two Rachels, One Fabulous Film
FOOD & DRINK

Thought for Food

"Food brings us together as a community. It binds us all and everybody leaves here with a smile on their face. And french fries? Who doesn't love french fries?"
NEWS

Charlie Fee

The creative force of Idaho Shakespeare Festival on murder, mayhem and Mama Mia
SCREEN

The Beauty of Big: Fattitude aims to spread body positivity in Boise

Fattitude will screen Wednesday, May 30 at The Flicks.
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