Oscar Doyle Named to Ray Guy Watch List
Boise State punter Oscar Doyle is among 63 candidates on the 2026 midseason watch list for college football's top punter award.
Boise Business News
Business in Boise runs on corporate news, market changes and local commercial development, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting tracks organizational shifts, the activity of enterprises and the expansion of the regional economy.
People
Sinclair Names Jennifer Lopez Boise Vice President
Lopez returns to the Boise stations after a stint as general sales manager of KOMO/KUNS in Seattle.
Industry
Live Poll
Would you consider switching to a geothermal heating system to lower your utility bills?
Boise Housing Project Eyes Geothermal Heat for Residents
City estimates suggest the planned Lusk District development could cut residents' utility costs by up to 80% through a geothermal network extension.
Openings & Closings
Live Poll
Should older downtown buildings be modernized even if they lose historic character?
Developer Seeks Facade Changes at Former Rite Aid
ALC Architecture's plans for the mid-century State Street building are under city review, with a public hearing now set for December 9.
Philanthropy
Lee Donates Andrus Campaign Collection to BSU
Former Andrus campaign staffer Steve Lee has given his decades-old memorabilia to the Andrus Center for Public Policy at Boise State University.
Jobs
Live Poll
Would you support more apartments and a grocery store in your neighborhood's new town center?
High Rhodes Swaps Offices for Apartments in Boise
The California developer plans 309 apartments in place of 500,000 square feet of office space at Harris Ranch's town center.
More in Business
This section follows corporate mergers, store operations, startup investment rounds, industry reports and leadership changes. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it as the economy evolves. Seasonal patterns in retail and commercial construction shape the business landscape more than any other cycle. Interest rates and labor market conditions remain the primary constraints that touch nearly every business operating within the city.