Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of May.
Good morning, Nampa.
Idaho livestock owners face a growing risk of theft as record-high animal prices attract thieves, and state officials say branding animals can deter crime — boosting the chances of recovered livestock by 90%.
Nampa Police are searching for 49-year-old Joshua S.
Cornelius of Nampa after his family reported they had not heard from him in a while, and police say he drives a dark blue 2015 Jeep Patriot (license plate N0MADIC) that may have taken him alone to the mountains.
Nampa will not fill the full-time director position at the Hispanic Cultural Center for cost-saving reasons, and a temporary agreement with the Hispanic Foundation of Idaho + is covering after-hours events until a new director is named.
Idaho Power proposed reducing the rate paid for excess solar energy and over 70 homeowners protested at the Public Utilities Commission hearing on Tuesday.
The company said lower market prices led to the proposal—critics warn the 80% rate cut will hurt solar investments—while a vote on the plan will be scheduled soon.
The Idaho DMV announced that new legislative changes will update license plates and permits, including a redesigned Don't Tread on Me plate with a full yellow background (effective July 1) and revised procedures for agency, instructional, and towing services.
Some changes are already available, while others will roll out gradually in early January.
Starting this summer, Idaho will expand its 988 crisis line to offer 24/7 mobile behavioral health support statewide.
Nampa PD will add a licensed social worker to work with officers by June — a move that strengthens local mental health response.
NNU baseball joins KTVB’s Jay Tust and Brady Frederick live in studio to review its historic season after advancing to NCAA Super Regionals—discussing the team’s plans for the postseason.
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.
Fathers Day Classic Car Show
10 AM – 1 PM — Touchmark at Meadow Lake Village — Supports Alzheimer's Association — Celebrate Father's Day with classic cars and family fun.
Snake River Stampede
7-10 a.m. — Ford Idaho Center — $6 per plate — Enjoy a hearty breakfast and support a great cause with family and friends.
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