Happening in Boise: Shots on State Street and Skijoring Debuts

A bill in the state legislature proposes additional penalties for covering one's face while committing a crime, raising concerns about potential selective enforcement. A new Idaho ban on using food stamps for candy and soda is also set to take effect.

An incident occurred on State Street early Sunday morning involving shots fired at a local business. No injuries were reported. Authorities responded and are investigating. Residents and businesses are asked to check their security cameras and contact Ada County Dispatch with any footage.

The Eckert Road Bridge rebuild is scheduled to begin this October, with an estimated completion in the fall of 2028. The project includes replacing the three-way intersection at Eckert and Boise Avenue with a roundabout, adding a center lane, and creating a multi-use path to connect the greenbelt.

The city council finalized the annexation of 381 acres in Southwest Ada County for the Murio Farms development, which includes plans for 3,500 homes. Ada County Highway District has noted potential traffic congestion as a significant issue.

This weekend, SkiJor Boise is making its debut at the Ford Idaho Center. The Boise Philharmonic will perform 'The Music of Queen' at the Morrison Center. The Steelheads have home games against the Greenville Swamp Rabbits. The weather forecast includes partly sunny skies with highs in the upper 40s, with a chance of rain later in the week.