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Some restaurant chains will end 2026 with more locations than they had at the start of the year. As with most years, 2026 has seen its share of chain restaurants closing locations. Only so many can survive, after all. READ MORE: How to Find the Only Remaining Rainforest Cafe Restaurants But there is one type of chain restaurant that seems to come up more often in conversations about struggling chains: Pizza.

A sad anniversary recently passed, marking 26 years since a Pocatello area man was found dead in his basement from multiple gunshot wounds. The scene was reportedly staged to throw detectives off, but there was one big, obvious problem. What really happened to Thomas Sherwood in September of 2000? How does a man take his own life with two bullets? The short answer is he doesn't.

As I am writing this story, a small team of pilots is landing in various states, delivering shelter pets to new human moms and dads and new pet brothers and sisters throughout the Northwest. The effort is to get cats and dogs in overcrowded facilities into loving company, in situations where people who are willing to open their hearts and homes to new furry friends can't otherwise travel to collect the animals themselves.

Boise is often touted as one of the safest places to live anywhere in America. Whether it be by national news outlets, extensive research findings, or simply by word of mouth from locals that know and love the Treasure Valley. Sunday, news broke of a fatal shooting in the early morning hours. The crime is still very much under investigation, but officials have announced that two arrests have been made, just days later.

This is a heartwarming story. We often hear that most news is bad, and that’s the nature of news coverage. It’s about the incongruous. But every once in a while, a story crops up, and we can breathe a bit easier and thank the Almighty. This involves a little boy who was reported missing, and a search effort was launched by the Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office. You can only imagine the boy’s family was frantic, and deputies and first responders are mostly parents and know the worry.

A young father was killed in a gravel pit accident in Twin Falls on Wednesday afternoon. Authorities reported the accident on social media and a fundraiser was quickly started to help the family of the deceased man, which includes his wife and two young children. The tragic details of the incident are shared below along with information on the GoFundMe account, and authorities from the Mine Safety and Health Administration are investigating the accident.

The makers of a popular gaming console just gave owners access to a massive library of movies, live sports, news channels, and streaming shows. If you own a PlayStation 5 in the United States (PS5), you just won a free 100-channel lottery. The free content will include ads. While I'm not a massive video game player anymore, I'm almost tempted to drop some cash on a new PlayStation 5 console.

Two men were travelling in an SUV in Western Idaho on Wednesday evening when the driver lost control of the vehicle. The vehicle rolled, both men were ejected, and the vehicle caught fire. Idaho State Police are investigating the accident. The tragic accident happened on September 2nd, around 8 PM on Mountour Road in Gem County. The road is near State Highway 52, east of Emmett. Only one vehicle, with two occupants, was involved in the accident.

There was once a time where the best part of watching Boise State football was watching Ashton Jeanty dominate time after time. We were lucky to watch him on our screens every single weekend and it all started his breakout season against the University of Oregon Last time Boise State played the University of Oregon it had been an extremely close game, one that most people had not expected.

Living in the Treasure Valley is often a cool, calm, and collected experience. Rarely are there major crimes, major drama, or safety issues. The pace of life here is unlike that of large cities and the scenery is unparalleled. Yet every now and there, there's something just 'so Idaho' that we couldn't even make it up if we tried. That is exactly what happened this week in Southeast Boise--and we're still wondering how on earth it came to be. Maybe it was a large cat?