Good morning, Nampa.

Today at noon, Alaska Airlines employees delivered the 17th Fallen Soldier Cart at Boise Airport to honor fallen service members — a cart that provides a dignified tribute.

The Treasure Valley Family YMCA hosts free family fun nights with Family Swim tonight — Meridian Dairy Days feature a 4H Pancake Breakfast at 7 a.m., a Dairy Cattle and Goat Show at 9 a.m. at the Speedway Infield, carnival at Storey Park from 3 to 10 p.m., and a Dairy Days Demo Derby from 8 to 9:30 p.m.

At Meridian Speedway during Dairy Days, a Friday night demolition derby and a car flip contest brought speed and fun to the event, with officials still seeking drivers — a first in a decade — before the contests began.

Proceeds from the events will help local students raise money for college and support future farmers.

Donald Teeter Jr., a 68-year-old Caldwell resident, died at the scene on June 14 after police restrained him during a call about a man acting violently and threatening to jump from a balcony—his death is now under investigation by Nampa Police.

Manu Lataste, a French bull jumper, will perform at Ford Idaho Center today in both a noon matinee and a 7:30 p.m. show as part of the Snake River Stampede — his act opening the competition each night.

He began bull jumping at age 14 and now runs Bull Jumping Pro — even after past injuries.

Canyon County Clerk Rick Hogaboam—former Nampa councilmember—announced on June 17th his decision to run for mayor as he seeks to strengthen local government leadership.

A former Caldwell police lieutenant filed a tort claim alleging he was retaliated against and wrongfully terminated after posting flyers critical of Police Chief Ingram (he was placed on leave on Feb.

18 and terminated on April 28) and is seeking $500,000 in damages. The claim states he tried to expose alleged misconduct by the chief and now accuses city and police officials of failing to protect his rights.

Idahoans face rising home prices and incomes that fall short of a comfortable $96,000, and local realtor Callie Williams said first-time buyers can explore options like homes around $460,000 in Boise or even lower-priced properties in Canyon County—she noted that creative financing such as lower down payments can help ease the strain. Homeowner Ted Ryser added that wages have not kept pace with housing costs, making it harder for many to secure a home.

Basketball Camp: Playmaker College

9 a.m.-4 p.m. — Mettle Sports Nampa — $595 — Develop basketball IQ, leadership, and confidence at an immersive summer camp experience.

Treaty Oak Revival Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Ford Idaho Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience an evening of live music at the scenic Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater.

House Pet Sitter Service

2 PM — Primary Health Medical Group - South Nampa — Cost information not provided — Experienced pet lover with over 20 years in pet care and veterinary expertise.