Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of September.
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Delicias Cakes in Caldwell is a family-run panadería offering traditional Mexican sweets; owner José Ramírez (Don Paco) has served the community for over 17 years and welcomes customers with familiar flavors and warm conversation during Wednesday-Saturday hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A GoFundMe campaign is helping Idaho Statesman journalists laid off by McClatchy Media and has raised over $6,600 of its $7,500 goal.
Their last day will be Oct. 11 — a deadline that highlights their need for support as they search for new jobs.
Experts advise computer owners to secure data by using a secure data overwrite or by removing and destroying hard drives before recycling.
Nonprofit Reuseum in Garden City offers these services to protect personal information and help recover valuable metals from e-waste.
The Peregrine Fund will release new California Condors into the wild in Arizona this weekend, including birds raised in Boise.
Idaho residents can watch the release at Wild Frontier Beer Project in Boise on Saturday, Sept. 26 (doors open at 11:00 a.m.), with $1 from each beverage benefitting the condor program.
Disability advocates warn that ongoing budget pressures and a federal memo could trigger further cuts in Idaho’s home and community-based services—risking more expensive institutional care for disabled residents.
Lawmakers already reduced $22 million for residential habilitation, and officials plan tighter budgets in the coming session.
College of Western Idaho has applied for NJCAA membership to launch sports teams.
A review of the budget and staff is expected in spring 2027, and if approved, the school will build program next year & begin competing in year two, giving local athletes a chance to play near home.
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