Articles

No Planet B

Boise youth activists join global movement calling for action on climate change

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: News

Curbing Censorship

Learn about the mounting trends and local players behind Banned Books Week

• By Harrison Berry
• Tags: Lit

A Haunting Return

Boise's Sun Blood Stories upcoming album 'Haunt Yourself' is cohesive, gripping

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: Music Reviews

Video

TIFF 2019: Agreeing to Disagree

Some stellar films promote humanity, others just provoke

• By George Prentice
• Tags: Film, Video

'Exposing Slavery'

• By Harrison Berry
A new book by a University of Idaho history professor describes how photography was used before and during the Civil War.
• Tags: Lit

Puzzle Answers for September 11, 2019

• Tags: Puzzle Answers

"Coloweedo"

• By Jeff Leedy
• Tags: Funday Sunnies

"BREAKING: Brett Kavanaugh..."

• By E. J. Pettinger
• Tags: Mild Abandon

"There's nothing controversial..."

• By BW Staff
• Tags: Eye Spy

Minerva's Breakdown: Slow Simmer

• By Minerva Jayne
"I am ready but I also don't want to be on the back burner. I have no reason to doubt his intentions are true. I just don't understand the hesitation."
• Tags: Minerva's Breakdown

John Craigie

The Olympic, Sept. 19

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: Listen Here

Noah Gundersen

The Neurolux, Sept. 24

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: Listen Here

Bar Hopper: 10th Street Station-A Deep Dive

To find one of Boise's best dive-ish bars, just look downward.

• By Micah Drew
• Tags: Boozehound

Boise River Greenbelt 50th-Anniversary Celebration

The Greenbelt turns 50 this year, and Boise has a full day of celebration planned

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: Culture

Bike-In Movie: 'Motherload'

For some biking is a hobby. For others, it's a way of life.

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: Film

Oktoberfest

Prost! Oktoberfest at Schnitzel Garten provides an authentic German experience

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: Culture

SLAM NiGHT

Story Story Night wraps up the year with a slam bring this season's best storytellers together

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: Culture

Poet Richard Blanco to Give 23rd Idaho Humanities Council Lecture

Blanco was the first openly gay hispanic Presidential Inaugural Poet

• By Xavier Ward

Still Higher to Climb

Boise's newest climbing gym is on the rise on The Bench

• By Hayden Seder
• Tags: Rec News

Boozie

$11-$12, found at various locations around the Treasure Valley

• By Xavier Ward

Boise Police Chief Bill Bones Announces Retirement

• By Xavier Ward
Former Boise Police Chief Mike Masterson will serve as interim chief until a permanent replacement is found, according to the City of Boise.
• Tags: News

'Sea of Shadows,' Co-Produced by Boise Film Crew, Tells a Harrowing Tale

• By Xavier Ward
The film is harrowing, heart-breaking and absolutely gripping. The beautiful visuals lay the base for a winding and emotional journey.
• Tags: Film

Boise State University Bronco Gameday Shuttle Transporting Fans Free of Charge

Boise State has five remaining home games this season with shuttle service available. For more information, visit downtownboise.org.

• By Xavier Ward
• Tags: Rec News

Boise Weekly to Celebrate 18th-Annual Cover Art Auction at VAC on Oct. 2

• By Harrison Berry
Make bids early online, and come to the auction on Wednesday, Oct. 2!
• Tags: Visual Art

Grousing Over Groceries

Boise Co-op employees worry about new leadership and policies

• By Harrison Berry
"It seems like there isn't accountability anymore. I'd hate to see [the Co-op] go in a direction without people being aware."
• Tags: Citydesk