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October 23, 2018: What to Know

October 23, 2018: What to Know

George Prentice -- October 23, 2018

NBC News says Republicans are outpacing Democrats in early voting, Chobani and Clif Bar endorse Idaho Proposition No. 2, archaeologists discover what they believe to be the world's oldest shipwreck, the lottery jackpots continue to grow and the stage is set for Game One of the Fall Classic.
NEWS

October 23, 2018: What to Know

NBC News says Republicans are outpacing Democrats in early voting, Chobani and Clif Bar endorse Idaho Proposition No. 2, archaeologists discover what they believe to be the world's oldest shipwreck, the lottery jackpots continue to grow and the stage is set for Game One of the Fall Classic.
MUSIC

Album Review: The Waves, The Wake, Great Lake Swimmers

Great Lake Swimmers will perform Friday, Oct. 26, at The Olympic
FOOD & DRINK

Boiseans Taste Recycled-Water Beers and Ciders on Grove Plaza

"All water aspires to be beer—but this water deserves it."
NEWS

October 22, 2018: What to Know

The Trump White House considers the exclusion of transgender people from civil rights protections, Bloomberg has a troubling report on the dairy industry, Julia-Louis Dreyfus and Tom Petty win honors and Halloween scares up big box office bucks.
MUSIC

Album Review: Steady Your Aim, Andrew Sheppard

Andrew Sheppard opens for Parker Millsap at The Olympic on Tuesday.,Oct. 23, at 8 p.m.
ARTS & CULTURE

Will Hunt for Art: Local Studios Hide Halloween-Themed Art Objects Across Boise

Starting Monday, Oct. 22, FireFusion and Boise Art Glass will post two clues per day on Facebook at precisely 1:30 p.m. pointing their followers toward hidden art pieces.
NEWS

How to 'Follow the Money' When It Comes to Political Campaigns

Fun with FEC filings, campaign expenditures and super PACs.
FOOD & DRINK

Dine Out Downtown Boise Debuts 2018 Menus

The premise of restaurant week is simple. For 10 euphoric days, 29 Boise eateries show off their bites to customers new and old with discounted prices and prix fixe menus.
ARTS & CULTURE

Review: The Lion King Is the Pride of The Morrison Center

The Lion King will run through Sunday, Nov. 4, at The Morrison Center.
NEWS

October 19, 2018: What to Know

Sears is closing its anchor store at the Boise Towne Square Mall, it's a big day on the downtown campus of St. Luke's, enthusiasts revel in a Thursday night "sports equinox," Netflix cancels Orange is the New Black and now you can sit down for breakfast with The Golden Girls.
REC & SPORTS

Lime and Bird Launch e-Scooters in Boise

The e-scooters from Bird and Lime appeared in Boise on Thursday morning.
NEWS

Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty For Man Charged in Wylie Street Apartment Knife Attack

Kinner has been charged with numerous felonies, including first-degree murder for the killing of 3-year-old Ruya Kadir.
NEWS

October 18, 2018: What to Know

The former president of USA Gymnastics is led away in handcuffs, Boise Police say a downtown stabbing and beating are related, the Red Sox and the Dodgers are one step closer to the World Series and NYPD Blue will return to primetime.
NEWS

October 17, 2018: What to Know

Trump compares a Saudi Prince to Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Boise moves closer to a downtown police precinct, this year's Booker Prize award winner is revealed and the man behind Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch prepares to walk away from Sesame Street.
ARTS & CULTURE

Opera Idaho Shines Modern Spotlight on the Legend of Don Giovanni

"An audience has no choice but to relate what's happening on stage to what's happening in the world."
ARTS & CULTURE

The Genesis of Streetwear in Boise

Deathproof Coffee and Genesis Project will host a runway show, pop-up and concert
ARTS & CULTURE

Long Live the King: Broadway's The Lion King Roars Into Boise

The Lion King will run at the Morrison Center through Sunday, Nov. 4.
SCREEN

How the West Was Worn: The Sisters Brothers is a Well-Worn, Albeit, Blood- and Alcohol-Stained Suit of Clothes

Now playing at The Flicks
SCREEN

Redford's Last Stick 'em Up (The Sundance Kid Also Steals a Heart or Two)

The Old Man & the Gun now playing at The Flicks
NEWS

Stacy Ennis and Ron Price

Life lessons in fulfillment, advancement and slow-pour coffee
MUSIC

Life, Condensed: Parker Millsap Lets Loose with Other Arrangements

He and his band perform at The Olympic on Tuesday, Oct. 23.
FOOD & DRINK

Idaho-Raised Lamb Takes Center Plate at the Trailing of the Sheep Festival

"We really think American lamb is positioned to have a real renaissance ... a real revolution. People are finally discovering lamb again."
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