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The effort started in 2013 with a series of tweets. The popularity of the tweets led to a newsletter in 2015, and this website launching in 2016. BoiseDev has grown to be the most laser-focused place to find development news and notes in the greater Boise area. Long-form stories mix with quick hit items and an extensive Project Tracker. Since 2018, it is the most-read business news source in the state, according to SimlarWeb. BoiseDev’s work has been cited by CNBC, People Magazine, Fox News, Vox Media’s Curbed, Idaho Press, KIVI-TV, KBOI-TV, KBOI-AM, KTVB-TV, Idaho Statesman, Brand New, Spokesman-Review, Boise State Radio, Boise Weekly and more. Our business model has been profiled by journalism.co.uk and on Harvard University’s Nieman Lab. We maintain an active Facebook group where many stories and ideas are shaped by our community of readers. The site is supported by limited advertising and a membership program known as BoiseDev FIRST. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Boise |
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Search ArticlesCaldwell explores water task force, considers new law to help with needed water infrastructure
A potential new task force and city law could help shape future improvements to Caldwell’s drinking water supply. Caldwell Mayor Eric Phillips told BoiseDev via email that the city is looking to create a Caldwell Water Infrastructure and Sustainability Task Force to come up with solutions for addressing the city’s water infrastructure concerns.
Sugar Skulls, Mini Altars, and Stories: Celebrate Día de Muertos at JUMP
Graphic: Courtesy JUMP Celebrate the vibrant traditions of Día de Muertos with a day of free hands-on workshops, art, and storytelling for all ages on Saturday, October 17, from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at JUMP.
Idaho Business League to host Idaho Job and Career Fair today in Nampa
Idaho Job and Career Fair. Photo: Courtesy Idaho Job and Career Fair FB page Looking for a job or know someone who is? The Idaho Job and Career Fair is happening today at the Nampa Civic Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. More than 30 employers and other community partners will be there looking to fill full-time and part-time positions and meet a range of entry-level to experienced candidates.
Idahoan makes history with 17-inch catch-and-release bullhead catfish at Lake Cascade
Josh Delong with his state record 17" catch-and-release bullhead catfish at Lake Cascade. Photo: Courtesy Idaho Fish and Game For the second year in a row, Cascade Lake has produced another record catch-and-release bullhead catfish. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) announced that Idahoan Josh Delong caught a 17-inch bullhead catfish on September 5. The catch tops the previous record of 16.25 inches, set in June 2025 by Chris Webber.
Fall leaf recycling now underway in Nampa, a roundup of local municipalities fall leaf recycling
Photo: Courtesy Craig Tidball/ Unsplash The seasons are changing, and leaves are falling, which means fall leaf recycling is underway! In Boise, leaves can be recycled year-round via the city’s compost program, or residents can drop off bagged leaves at eight designated sites for free from October 27 to December 12. The City of Boise has a map of those locations. For more information on the program, click here.
Prescribed burns set for this week
Photo: Courtesy National Park Service If you see smoke in the air to the northeast of Boise – don’t panic; it doesn’t mean forest fire season is still underway. Instead, forest managers are set to do a series of prescribed burns. The idea is to “reduce dense vegetation, improve forest health, and support safer communities by lowering the risk of high‑severity wildfires,” Boise National Forest managers said.
Borah Peak Earthquake + Fires coming + Fall leaf recycling ūüćā
Hello {{ subscriber.first_name | strip | default: ‘there’ }}. Good morning, Sarah Jacobsen here to kick off your work week! Today, we have details on upcoming prescribed burns and what you need to know about fall leaf recycling in the Treasure Valley. But first, Anna Daly tells us about the largest earthquake in Idaho history. Have a great day! Today: 54¬į ‚õÖ Slight chance of early morning rain with cloudy skies Forwarded by a friend?
Incredible Idaho Women: Shams Sisters
The Sham's sisters. Portrait by Julia Green This story is part of BoiseDev’s book called Incredible Idaho Women: 43 Inspiring Stories For All Ages. Each story was researched by our team and written in a way to highlight a key event or something important about that woman’s life. It is not intended to be a biography or detailed account, but a window into what that woman did that made her incredible.
Incredible Idaho Women + McLean podcast
Hello {{ subscriber.first_name | strip | default: ‘there’ }}. Good morning, This week, we’re bringing you one of the 43 stories written as part of BoiseDev’s book Incredible Idaho Women: 43 Inspiring Stories for All Ages. Plus, Don spoke with Boise Mayor Lauren McLean this week about housing, working with the legislature, homelessness, and Micron for the BoiseDev podcast.
Eckert Rd. bridge and intersection work to begin
Rendering of the proposed Eckert Rd. bridge in Boise. Rendering: Via HDR Construction is set to begin on Eckert Rd. bridge beginning Monday, October 12. Starting Monday, the Eckert Rd. bridge, which crosses the Boise River, will close, with only local traffic allowed between Boise Ave. and Millbrook Way, according to a social media post from the Ada Co. Highway District. Drivers can use Parkcenter Blvd. and Bown Way to avoid the closure.