Good morning, Nampa.

The Canyon County Fair runs through Sunday with family day events on Saturday and a Latino Festival on Sunday featuring live music and traditional dancing.

The fair offers carnival games, rides, and affordable food with tickets at $10 and $8 for veterans.

Soldiers from the Idaho National Guard used specialized mine detection equipment near the Claremont Fire in the Boise foothills — a former Army testing range — to confirm the area was free of unexploded ordnance so firefighters could safely resume work.

The annual Patriot Thunder Ride begins at 10 a.m. on Sunday at High Desert Harley-Davidson on Cinema Drive in Meridian—riders will travel along Cinema, Overland, and Eagle Roads toward I-84 while motorists can expect brief delays.

Yesterday, a Treasure Valley resident celebrated her 101st birthday at her retirement community as family, friends and playful dogs gathered to surprise her and honor her with a certificate from the Attorney General’s Office.

Idaho sheepmen testified before the Committee on Federalism on Thursday, July 23 about a decade-long legal fight that ended their ability to graze sheep on forest allotments.

They argued that unmet promises from state and federal officials cost them thousands in losses.

The American Red Cross is facing an emergency blood shortage after June donations dropped nearly 25%.

It will host donation drives later this month at Meridian's Valley Regional Transit and Fairview Walmart to help boost supplies.

Nampa Rod And Gun Club Monthly Match

8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. — Nampa Rod and Gun (Outdoor Range) — $15 — Participate in the NRL22 Monthly match featuring multiple shooting stages and bonus challenges.