Good morning, Nampa.

Boise tattoo shop owners Dave and Mariah Aslett are offering free memorial tattoos to grieving parents after losing their baby, believing the healing power of art helps unite the community—especially for those coping with loss.

One local parent, Kyla Guest, said she chose a Lotus flower tattoo to honor her daughter Kyanne, whose memorial will be built at Midland—Roosevelt to remind drivers to be careful.

Treasure Valley Family YMCA in Caldwell and Wilder is offering free breakfast and lunch to all children under 18 during the summer, serving meals Monday through Friday to ensure kids get nutritious food during school breaks.

The program requires no registration or income verification—children must eat on-site in Caldwell while meals at Wilder can be taken off-site.

Today the City of Nampa begins chip sealing on 15 road sections and two roundabouts from Happy Valley Rd to Southside Blvd with detour routes and digital signs in place.

This evening residents can visit the Meridian Night Market with local vendors and food trucks from 4 p.m.—9 p.m. and attend live reptile shows in Boise at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. through June 5.

Idaho Power is proposing rate hikes for next year, with residential power rates rising 17% and overall energy costs increasing 13.09%—an adjustment that would add $199.1 million if approved by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission.

The U.S. Department of Labor announced a phased pause at Nampa's Centennial Job Corps Center due to poor performance and a growing deficit, which forces 70 students to leave by a June 30 deadline+ new enrollments have been halted.

Center director Traci Jones said the move denies students the chance to complete their training and risks harming local workforce development as state and local partners plan to support affected youth.

Idaho fire crews deployed to Canada Monday, June 2 to support wildfire suppression efforts under a longstanding mutual aid agreement with northwestern neighbors.

The Teakean Crew brought specialized equipment and experience to help protect land and communities — setting up future reciprocal support for wildfire emergencies.

The 110th Snake River Stampede will begin in two weeks at the Ford Idaho Center after its date shifts from July to June to allow top riders to compete at more rodeos.

Free qualifying rounds start at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday — the event offers a record prize purse of $550,000 — as organizers aim to draw the best talent.

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.

Boise Music Festival

10 a.m. - 10 p.m. — Expo Idaho — Ticket required, kids 12 & under free — Experience a full day of diverse music and family entertainment with rides, food, and local vendors.