Charles Richardson+FollowBoise nursing students taught by unlicensed instructorImagine learning life-saving skills from someone who never had the credentials to teach them. That’s what happened at Eagle Gate College in Boise, where students spent nearly a year being taught—and graded—by an instructor who never held a nursing license. Students and staff say their concerns were ignored until a whistleblower went public, leading to the instructor’s resignation. Now, students are scrambling to prove their skills all over again, and the school is refunding tuition. How can we make sure this never happens again? What would you do if you found out your teacher wasn’t qualified? #Education #Boise #NursingEducation00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowMicron’s big move at Boise AirportMicron is gearing up to build a massive 43,000-square-foot hangar at Boise Airport, aiming to bring all its corporate planes and operations under one roof. This isn’t just about more space—it could mean smoother airport traffic and a new look for the area. The plan includes offices, a kitchen, and even laundry space, showing just how much Micron is investing locally. City planners are working closely with Micron to make sure the project fits in with the neighborhood and doesn’t disrupt daily life. What do you think—will this boost Boise’s growth or change the airport vibe? #Business #Industry #Boise00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowBoise nursing students taught by unlicensed instructorImagine learning critical nursing skills from someone who never had a nursing license. That’s exactly what happened at Eagle Gate College in Boise, where students spent nearly a year being taught—and tested—by an instructor who faked his credentials. Students and staff raised red flags for months, but their concerns were brushed aside until a whistleblower went public. Now, students face extra hurdles to prove their skills, and the college is scrambling to repair trust. How can schools better protect students and the public from situations like this? What would you do if you found out your teacher wasn’t qualified? #Education #Boise #Nursing00Share
Mr. Thomas Martin MD+FollowBig changes for Boise gyms: Villa Sport expandsVilla Sport just made a major move in Boise by taking over six Crunch Fitness gyms, bringing its total to ten locations in the Treasure Valley. Members won’t lose access or see their rates change, but can expect upgrades and new perks as Villa Sport invests in improvements. With competition heating up—including a luxury gym from Mark Wahlberg on the way—Idaho’s fitness scene is getting more exciting and diverse. What do you think about these changes? Are you sticking with your gym or curious to try something new? #Fitness #Boise #VillaSport00Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowBoise’s Junkyard Jeans lands on NYT’s top 50 listJunkyard Jeans, right by Boise State, just got named one of the best clothing shops in America by The New York Times! This local spot is all about vintage denim—think rare Levi’s, old military jackets, and custom chain-stitched pieces. The shop’s been around since 1991, and now it’s getting national love, with everyone from rock stars to neighbors stopping by. Prices range from affordable finds to true collector’s items, and the staff’s personal touch is a big part of the magic. Have you ever scored a great piece there, or do you think vintage is worth the splurge? #Business #LocalBusiness #Boise00Share
William Mckinney+FollowBoise’s beaver steals the show on the GreenbeltA beaver hauling a massive branch right down the Boise River Greenbelt path had everyone stopping in their tracks—literally! People couldn’t help but laugh and clear the way as this determined little worker made its way to the river, branch in tow. It’s not every day you see wildlife so up close in the city, and the beaver didn’t seem to mind the audience one bit. Moments like this really make you appreciate the wild neighbors we share Boise with. Anyone else ever had a surprise animal encounter in town? #Pets #Boise #Wildlife20Share
robertjones+FollowBogus Basin: Boise’s winter playgroundJust 16 miles from Boise, Bogus Basin is the go-to spot for students and locals looking for affordable, no-pressure skiing and snowboarding. Beginners love the wide, gentle slopes on the lower mountain, where you can fall, laugh, and get back up without feeling rushed. The mountain’s layout makes it easy to progress, with friendly green and blue runs that help you build confidence. Pro tip: hit the slopes early for the best snow and smallest crowds, or try night skiing for a quieter, budget-friendly vibe. What’s your favorite way to enjoy Bogus? Share your tips and stories below! #News #BogusBasin #Boise10Share
hwatkins+FollowBrian Holmes’ bold legacy at KTVBBrian Holmes is stepping away from KTVB after redefining what local news can be in Boise. For nearly 30 years, he’s been more than just an anchor—he’s been a storyteller who made the news feel like a conversation with friends, not a lecture. His show, The 208, broke the mold with its honest, witty, and sometimes snarky take on Idaho’s stories. Holmes’ commitment to authenticity and community engagement leaves big shoes to fill. What do you think local news should look like going forward? How has The 208 changed your view of Boise news? #Entertainment #Boise #LocalNews00Share
Jennifer Wilson+FollowNearly 93,000 Boise patients hit by data breachA major data breach at NS Support in Boise has put the personal health info of almost 93,000 patients at risk. While no Social Security or financial details were leaked, sensitive medical notes from doctor visits were exposed. The breach was discovered months after hackers got in, but the company says there’s no sign the stolen data has been misused so far. They’ve rebuilt their systems and are beefing up security, but no credit monitoring is being offered. How do you feel about the growing number of healthcare hacks? Should companies do more to protect our data? #Health #BodyHealth #Boise10Share
Jennifer Rojas+FollowBoise artist brings bold vision to airport muralChad Otis, a local illustrator and children’s book author, is set to transform the Boise Airport’s new rental car facility with a mural that fuses Idaho’s rich history and a futuristic look at air travel. His design, chosen from 57 submissions, weaves in local icons like the Boise Depot and Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, while imagining hydrogen-powered planes and electric air taxis. The mural will greet travelers for the airport’s 100th anniversary in 2026. What do you think—should more public spaces showcase local artists’ visions of the future? #News #Boise #PublicArt00Share
