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Three hospitalized after overnight accident

Three people are in the hospital this morning after an overnight traffic accident.
It happened just after 2 a.m., on 10th and Idaho, in downtown Boise.
Sheriff's Deputies say a man driving a Honda crashed into a taxi cab.
Dispatchers believe the driver of the Honda was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident.
Emergency crews cut out at least one person from the taxi.
Paramedics took the drivers of both cars, as well as two passengers from the taxi, to Boise hospitals.
The taxi-cab driver has been released, but the others remain in the hospital.
No word on their conditions.

Rollover accident sends five to the hospital

Five people have been taken to the hospital after a rollover accident on westbound I-84 at milepost 71, near Regina between Boise and Mountain Home.
Dispatchers say it happened just after 5 a.m.
Air St. Luke's took at least one female to St. Alphonsus'. No word on her condition at this time.
Eastbound lanes were temporarily closed so the helicopter could land, but have since been re-opened.

Weather-related closings, late starts

The Glenns Ferry School District has announced that school will not be held today because of the snow.
Also, Mountain Home Air Force Base has authorized personnel who live off of the base to report between 8:30 and 9 a.m. today.

Air quality alert: Yellow

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued a yellow air quality alert for today. That means air quality is in the moderate category.

Boise man charged in the death of a two-year-old

Boise Police have arrested a man in connection with the death of a two-year-old last week.
21-year-old Anthony Garen Shaw, of Boise, is in the Ada County Jail on a charge of first-degree murder.
Police say on December 12th, Shaw and his girlfriend took her son, two-year-old Alexander Rodriguez, to St. Luke's Regional Medical Center in Boise.
The boy died that day.
The Ada County Coroner determined the cause of death was blunt-force trauma.

ISP Trooper shot in Twin Falls

A spokesperson for Idaho State Police has confirmed that Trooper Chris Glenn has been shot in the neck.
Glenn was shot just after 7 a.m., after he stopped an alleged armed robbery suspect on Highway 74, just south of Twin Falls.
The suspect took off after shooting the trooper, but was later taken into custody after he crashed in Elko County, Nevada.
Officers are still investigating the incident, and Glenn's condition is being assessed.
Stay with us on KTVB.COM and the News at Noon for the latest details surrounding this story.

Yellow air quality alert in affect for today

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued a YELLOW air quality alert for today.
This means air quality is in the MODERATE category.

Man found dead in Kuna garage

An Ada County man is dead this morning after suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Around midnight, Sheriff's Deputies were called to the 300 block of Bay Owl Drive in Kuna.
According to a friend, 46-year-old Thomas Dean Sinclair had been working on a car in his garage. The friend went out to check on him and says he did not respond.
Paramedics took Sinclair to St. Luke's where he was pronounced dead just before 1 a.m.

Family of three dead in north Idaho trailer fire

COCOLALLA, Idaho (AP) -- A fire at a mobile home outside
Cocolalla has left a family of three dead.
Sagle Fire Chief Rob Goodyear says the single-wide trailer was
engulfed in flames when a neighbor reported the fire about 3:30
a.m. yesterday.
Dead in the blaze were 35-year-old Jayson Mitchell, 24-year-old
Brandy Post and the couple's five-month-old son.
Goodyear says the bodies were all found in the same area of the
mobile home, and all three apparently were overcome by heat and
smoke. He adds that fire started near the washing machine and
dryer, and the cause appears to be electrical.
Mitchell sold used cars and had a drywall business, and
neighbors say he and Post were friendly and hard working. One
neighbor, Robert Knowles, says the couple had been married less
than a year.

Yellow air quality alert in affect for today

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued a YELLOW air quality alert for today.
This means air quality is in the moderate category.
All open outdoor burning is prohibited in Ada and Canyon County by municipal and county ordinance.

Yellow air quality alert in affect for today

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued a YELLOW air quality alert for today.
This means air quality is in the moderate category.
All open outdoor burning is prohibited in Ada and Canyon County by municipal and county ordinance.

Flames spark at a Nampa garage overnight

Flames destroyed a Nampa garage overnight.
Firefighters were called around 2 a.m., to the 7200 block of Lattigo Drive.
When crews arrived, the blaze engulfed the entire garage, including four luxury buses and a few classic cars. A fifth bus was destroyed outside the garage.
Fire investigators are calling the destruction a total loss, estimated at around half-million dollars in damages.
The owner says he has homeowners insurance and he hopes it will cover most of the damages.
No one was inside the garage at the time of the fire.
Investigators are trying to determine the exact cause.

Overnight standoff ends with an arrest

A wanted man is behind bars this morning after a standoff with police.
Last night, Boise Police and special units were called to Landing at Lakeharbor apartment complex, where they were told a man wanted on felony probation violation was hiding out.
Officers set up a perimeter and tried to contact the owner of the apartment and the suspect.
The owner came out as a special operations unit broke into the apartment.
Officers found the suspect hiding under a pile of clothes.
Police arrested Gary Dustin Weeks on felony probation violation.
They say he could face more charges as the investigation continues.
Stay with us on KTVB.COM and Today's Morning News for the latest details.

Fire on Overland controlled

Boise firefighters have controlled a two-alarm structure fire at the Interwest Nationwide Charter Systems building on Overland Road between Eagle and Cloverdale.
The flames broke out just after 5 a.m.
Deputy Fire Chief Dave Hanneman of the Boise Fire Department says the fire caused the building's roof to collapse on top of one bus that was inside the building.
The fire department is still working to determine where the fire started.
Police had diverted traffic on Overland while crews responded to the fire, but the road is open again.

Man shot by arrow

Twin Falls dispatchers tell us that a man was shot by an arrow. We're told that he was taken by helicopter to a Boise hospital overnight. At this time there are very few details about the incident. Be sure to watch Today's Morning News for the latest on this breaking news story.

Car vs. Train fatal crash

We are following breaking news out of Canyon County where dispatchers confirm that a man died following a train vs. car crash. The accident happened just before 3:30 a.m. on Highway 20-26 in Notus. Right now crews from Canyon County and Union Pacific are on the scene of that crash. They have closed off several roads in that area. Police tell us it appears the man tried to get out of his car at the last minute. They aren't sure why his car was on the railroad tracks in the first place. For the latest on this breaking story watch Today's Morning News.

Gas leak in Nampa area

Emergency crews are responding to a gas leak near Star Road and Golden Spur, just north of Nampa city limits. Dispatchers say a car ran off the road and hit a gas pipe causing a leak. Newschannel 7 received a call from a resident in the area, who said she had been evacuated from her home. Stay tuned on KTVB.COM for the latest details.

Former U-N ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick has died

Former U-N ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick has
died.
Kirkpatrick was a one-time Democrat who switched to the
Republican party and became a heroine of conservatives. She was 80
years old.

Canyon County power outage

Idaho Power reports as many as 25,000 customers in Nampa, Caldwell, Marsing, Homedale, Wilder and Parma are without power at this hour. A company spokesman says the problem is with a broken jumper, a wire that became unfastened. It should be an easy fix. Power is expected to be restored by 1:30 p.m.

Fire sparked in Marsing apartment complex overnight

A fire broke-out in Marsing overnight, forcing people living in an apartment complex to evacuate.
The fire marshall says that flames broke-out in one apartment, just before midnight.
Surrounding neighbors evacuated their apartments because the units share a roof.
Firefighters did contain the fire to just one apartment. No one was injured.
Red Cross and Marsing Disaster Relief are providing assistance for the couple that lived in the damaged apartment.

Boise Police investigate overnight stabbing

Boise Police are investigating an overnight stabbing.
Dispatchers received the call around 3 a.m. From the 1700 block of Merrill Street.
Police say they located two men in the neighborhood with stab wounds.
Stay with us on KTVB.COM and Today's Morning News for the latest details on this story.