Good morning, Nampa.

Attorney General Raúl Labrador warned Idahoans today about a scam text that claims to be from the Idaho DMV and threatens license suspension and legal action if a ticket is not paid by June 7—this message is one of several red flags to ignore for urgent payments or requests for gift cards.

Federal funding cuts are threatening teacher recruitment in rural classrooms — Tony Ashton of Teach for America said that a 35,000 dollars cut in federal grants could reduce placements for around 2,500 new educators while making it harder to keep current teachers.

Following a program pause last week, 77 Nampa Job Corps employees received termination letters and a motion was filed against the Department of Labor — their future remains uncertain as the situation awaits further review.

The federal government approved ending a program that paid family caregivers for disabled loved ones, a decision driven by concerns about fraud and budget overruns that will leave many Idaho families with uncertain plans for care.

Parents like Nathan Hill now say the stress is mounting and some are pushing for legislation to bring the program back—set to end in mid-July.

Hilary Knight signed a one-year contract with Seattle’s new PWHL team, moving her closer to her offseason home and giving the expansion team a high-profile start.

She left Boston after a season in which she tied for the league lead with 29 points (15 goals, 14 assists) and will wind down her international career after the 2026 Winter Games.

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.