growth

Over the weekend, we took a trip to Portland. We came back feeling more grateful and proud to call Boise home than ever before.

This is a fascinating look at how things have changed since the very first photos of Boise were captured 100s of years ago.

When you grab a "Welcome to Idaho" pamphlet from the Idaho Transportation Department, it explains that you need to apply for an Idaho driver's license within 90 days of moving to Idaho

You can tell us all day long that the biggest problems with roundabouts are the people that don't know how to use them. Well, excuse us Mr. Hot Shot.

Even with some fairly relaxing hobbies being at the top of the list for many Idaho residents, there are still certain things you can say that will immediately raise our blood pressure.

For better or worse, Boise is growing. With growth comes change. Thanks to those changes, Boise doesn't look like it did 10 years ago.

Since moving to Boise from Las Vegas, I kept hearing about how the Treasure Valley was being invaded by people from California and that life was never going to be the same! It sounded a little extreme and harsh, so I decided to do the research to see exactly where people are moving to the Boise metr…

Two cities in the Boise area are growing faster than others, and that's setting up the area for a lasting cycle of growth.

It's no secret that Boise's population boom isn't exactly popular with those who've called the Treasure Valley home their entire lives. They're not afraid to show their displeasure by posting snarky comments about Californians on social media.

The Village at Meridian has become such an essential part of the city it calls home that it's hard to remember what Eagle Road and the surrounding area looked like before it's construction! Let us refresh your memory!