carlsongary+FollowMattress Land exits Boise: What’s next?Mattress Land has quietly closed all its Idaho stores after its parent company filed for bankruptcy, leaving Boise with fewer mattress shops than ever. For a city once joking about having too many mattress stores, this sudden change is a real shake-up. With mattress prices rising and folks putting off big purchases, it’s no wonder the industry is struggling. But what does this mean for Boise shoppers? Will fewer stores drive prices up, or will online options fill the gap? Curious to hear how everyone’s handling their next mattress hunt! #Business #LocalBusiness #Boise10Share
James Cook+FollowICCU banking hiccup: What’s next for Boise?All Idaho Central Credit Union services are back online after a technical glitch left folks in Boise and beyond unable to access their money, use ATMs, or even swipe their debit cards. While ICCU assures everyone that funds are safe and things should be sorted by the end of the day, some are still waiting for delayed transfers and deposits to show up. It’s a reminder of how much we rely on digital banking—and how quickly things can go sideways. Has this outage changed how you feel about online banking? Share your thoughts below! #Business #MakeMoney #Boise00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowJCPenney’s Boise store gets new owners—what’s next?JCPenney at Boise Towne Square Mall is about to have new landlords after a massive $947 million deal involving 119 stores nationwide. While the sale doesn’t mean the Boise location is closing anytime soon, it’s another reminder of how much our local shopping scene is changing. With Macy’s and Kohl’s already gone from the mall, many are wondering what the future holds for these big anchor stores. Do you think this ownership shakeup will help keep JCPenney around, or is it just delaying the inevitable? Let’s talk about what you want to see in our malls! #Business #LocalBusiness #Boise00Share
Emily Rogers+FollowICCU outage leaves Boise residents strandedImagine being unable to buy groceries or check your balance because your bank’s entire system is down for 13 hours. That’s what Idaho Central Credit Union members in Boise faced, with online and mobile banking, debit cards, and even in-branch transactions out of commission. Many felt left in the dark, frustrated by the lack of timely updates. ICCU says your money is safe and things should be back to normal soon, but some folks are still seeing delays. Has this outage changed how you feel about digital banking or your trust in local banks? Let’s talk about it. #Business #MakeMoney #Boise00Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowBoise JCPenney store part of $1B mega saleJCPenney at Boise Towne Square Mall is now included in a massive $947 million deal, with 119 stores nationwide changing hands to a Boston-based private equity firm. While the sale sounds huge, there’s no word on immediate closures—so for now, Boise shoppers can still count on their local JCPenney. It’s wild to think how many anchor stores at the mall are owned by outside companies, not the mall itself. With department stores closing left and right in Idaho, do you think this sale signals more changes ahead for Boise’s retail scene? #Business #LocalBusiness #Boise20Share
georgebryant+FollowBoise’s viral news blooper gets YouTube fameBoise’s legendary lightning news blooper just got a fresh wave of attention, thanks to YouTuber Cody Ko’s hilarious reaction. Millions have seen this wild Idaho TV moment, but watching Cody crack up over it brings a whole new level of fun. It’s wild how a local TV slip-up keeps putting Boise in the national spotlight year after year. With Boise already named one of the best places to live, moments like this just add to the city’s quirky charm. Have you seen the original clip? What other Idaho moments deserve this kind of viral love? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Boise00Share
Jennifer ArnoldFollowingBoise’s viral news blooper gets a YouTube spotlightIdaho’s most legendary news blooper just made it big again—this time, thanks to YouTuber Cody Ko. Millions watched as he cracked up over Boise’s infamous lightning news moment, giving our local TV mishap a fresh wave of laughs. It’s wild how this clip keeps popping up year after year, and now it’s getting even more attention from a whole new crowd online. Seeing Boise in the national spotlight (even for something this silly) really shows how much our city is on people’s radar lately. Have you seen the original blooper? What’s your favorite Idaho viral moment? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Boise00Share
David Miranda+FollowBoise’s sky lights up: Balloon Classic returns!Colorful hot air balloons will soon fill Boise’s morning sky as the Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic kicks off at Ann Morrison Park. From free tethered rides for kids to the magical Nite Glow event with food, music, and glowing balloons, this week is packed with fun for all ages. If you’ve never seen the Nite Glow in person, it’s a must! Early risers can catch the morning launches, and there’s something special happening every day. Who’s planning to go, and what’s your favorite part of this Boise tradition? #News #Boise #BalloonClassic00Share
Cathy Porter+FollowBoise’s viral news blooper gets YouTube fameBoise’s legendary lightning news blooper just got a fresh wave of attention—this time from YouTube star Cody Ko. His hilarious reaction video put Idaho’s quirkiest TV moment in front of millions, and his laughter made the whole thing even better. It’s wild how this clip keeps popping up every year, reminding everyone how unpredictable live news can be. Seeing Boise in the spotlight (even for a blooper) is a fun reminder of how quickly local moments can go global. Anyone else remember the first time they saw this viral Idaho classic? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Boise00Share
Michael Wilson+FollowBoise’s bold move for festival safetyThose bright yellow barriers at Jaialdi aren’t just for show—they’re 700-pound, American-made shields designed to stop speeding vehicles and protect festival crowds. After tragic incidents worldwide, Boise invested in two full sets of these high-tech barriers, which can halt a 5,000-pound truck going 65 mph. They’re reusable, packed with safety features, and now even sport the city logo. It’s a real game-changer for public events. What do you think—should more cities invest in this kind of crowd protection? #Cars #Boise #Jaialdi00Share
