Good morning, Nampa.

Today in Nampa, Bryan Kohberger faces his final pre-trial hearing at 9 a.m. where details about evidence and witnesses will be discussed—tonight, residents can join a public Q&A on the new SH-16 corridor from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. and enjoy the Third Thursday Street Festival with a rodeo theme in downtown from 6 to 9 p.m.

The local nonprofit Wish Granters will host its signature Wishes & Wine event at Indian Creek Winery on Memorial Day, May 26 from 12-4 p.m. The festival will offer winetasting, live music, food trucks, and a photo booth, with tickets available via their website.

At a recent Nampa council meeting, three local pastors voiced concerns about the upcoming Canyon County Pride Festival—set for June 8—citing issues such as increased security costs, traffic congestion, and the potential for public tensions.

Festival organizer Tom Wheeler stated that organizers have arranged enhanced security measures, a larger park area, and clear policies to ensure a safe and inclusive event for all.

The defense for the accused who is charged with killing four University of Idaho students plans to argue that others may have committed the murders and must submit sealed evidence by next Friday—prosecutors will reply by June 6 with a hearing scheduled for June 18 and jury selection starting on July 30 in Ada County.

A Colorado band named A Brother's Fountain is rafting the Snake River from Melba in an 'Only Music' experiment that started with no money or food—trading songs for goods and warm welcomes from local communities.

The musicians will complete their three-week journey on Memorial Day Weekend and document their experience for a future film.

A new report from United Way of Treasure Valley showed that 41% of Idaho households—about 220,000—struggled to afford basic needs such as housing, childcare and food; it noted that 47% of households in Canyon County and 34% in Ada County were affected and that 75% of single mothers experienced these challenges.

Canyon County Ambulance District is seeking a $7.9 million levy in the May 20 election to rebuild stations and hire more paramedics.

If approved, the levy will raise property taxes by about $18.62 per $100,000 and take effect Oct. 1.

The Capitol Classic run for children will return on May 18 at 11 a.m. at the State Capitol with a new course that loops back to Cecil D.

Andrus Park via Jefferson and Bannock — providing a fresh route for local families. The one-mile event, co-organized by Saint Alphonsus, the Treasure Valley Family YMCA, and IncludeAbility — has been a local favorite for 41 years.

Outlaw Music Festival

10 AM – 7:30 PM — Ford Idaho Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Willie Nelson's Outlaw Music Festival featuring a star-studded lineup.

James Taylor Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Ford Idaho Center — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening with legendary singer-songwriter James Taylor at this local venue.

Great Northwest Field Youth Conference 2025

May 23-26 — Northwest Nazarene University — $150 — A spirited youth gathering for worship, fellowship, and fun with inspiring speakers.

Hardy Concert

6:30 p.m. — Ford Idaho Center — Ticket prices from $109 — Experience Hardy live at the iconic Nampa venue with great seating options available.

Indian Creek Wine Run 5k

8:30-10:00 a.m. — Indian Creek Winery — Registration required — Run or walk through beautiful scenery while enjoying wine from a local winery.

Breakthrough Basketball Skills Camp

Various times — Northwest Nazarene University — $97 for observing coaches — Enhance your basketball skills with high-intensity drills focused on scoring and playmaking.

Ivan Cornejo Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Ford Idaho Center — Tickets from $102 — Enjoy an evening of music with Ivan Cornejo at this local venue.

Timber Creek Recycling Facility Presentation and Tour

10 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Timber Creek Recycling Nampa — Free entry — Learn about innovative recycling practices and explore a cutting-edge composting facility.

The Prince of Egypt Musical

7:30-9 p.m. — Music Theatre of Idaho — Ticket prices vary — Experience the classic story of Exodus brought to life in this breathtaking musical performance.

Silver Screen on the Green - DESPICABLE ME 4

8-11:30 p.m. — Orah Brandt Park — Free entry — Enjoy a fun summer movie night with family and friends on a large inflatable screen.