Vehicle drove into Key Bank lobby in Fruitland

A vehicle has driven into the lobby of the Key Bank in Fruitland.

Idaho State Police confirms that just after 2 a.m. Wednesday morning, a Subaru drove through the wall of the bank, and into the lobby.

ISP Dispatch says they don't believe anyone was injured in the accident.

KTVB crews are on the way to bring you more information.

One person found dead in burned home

Boise Fire Chief Dennis Doan has confirmed that a body has been found in one of the homes that had been burning since Monday evening.

Doan says the remains were found around midnight, in a home near Sweetwater Drive in Southeast Boise.

Just before midnight, Boise Police said they had received reports of a woman missing from one of the homes on Immigrant Pass Court.

It has not been confirmed if the body found in the home is that of the woman reported missing earlier.

Keep checking KTVB.com for updates.

Symmonds falls short of his goal for Olympic glory

Boise Olympian Nick Symmonds will not advance to the Men's 800 meter race on Saturday.

Symmonds took 5th place in the semifinal race, with a time of 1:46.96 seconds.

First place went to Wilfred Bunge of Kenya with a time of 1:46.23.

Second place went to a runner from Cuba, and Russia took third.

The top two qualifiers from all three semifinal races will advance, and the two best times will advance as well.

Nick Symmonds went to school at Willamette University in Oregon but is a Bishop Kelly graduate.

His family still resides in Boise.

Symmonds advances to 800m semis

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Boise's fastest man hopes to bring home another gold medal to the City of Trees - and he's well on his way.

Bishop Kelly graduate Nick Symmonds won his heat during the time trial in Beijing, China. Symmonds won his heat in the preliminary heat of the men's 800 meter sprint with a time of 1:45.01.

The BK track star took one of two qualifying spots in his heat, along with Alfred Yego of Kenya, who finished three-tenths of a second behind Symmonds at the Beijing Bird Nest stadium made famous during the opening ceremonies earlier this month.

The 800 meter distance is two laps of the track, or just less than half a mile. Today's qualifying heat will not be aired by NBC.

Symmonds will join 23 others in the semi-final event set for early Thursday morning mountain time. If he moves on, the final will be Saturday morning - with the even airing on tape-delay during NBC's Saturday night prime-time coverage.

Shots fired overnight in Boise neighborhood

Several citizens heard shots being fired in Boise early Tuesday morning.

Just before 3 a.m., Boise Police responded to the area of Sunflower Lane and Mitchell Street.

When police arrived, they saw numerous vehicles leaving the area.

Witnesses reported several rounds had been fired out of a car.

According to Lt. Adams with the Boise Police Department, a get-together was being held in the area, and several citations were issued to underage drinkers, but police aren't sure what the connection was, if any, between the party and shooting itself.

There are no suspects in custody at this time.

So far, no injuries have been reported.

Deadly Crash in Canyon County

Police are investigating a deadly accident in Canyon County.
It happened just after 7:00pm near Middleton Rd. and Linden in Caldwell.
Police say 21 yr old Just Hildreth of Caldwell was headed East on Linden Rd. in a small 1982 Chevy Pickup when he failed to stop at a stop sign.
A 1995 Subaru Legacy Station wagon driven by 28 year old Daniel Boyles was traveling South on Middleton Rd. when Hildreth entered the intersection.
The Subaru t-boned the pickup and pushed both vehicles into a concrete abatement.
Both Hildreth and his passenger were not wearing their seatbelts and were ejected from the truck.
Hildreth died on scene, and the other two men were taken by ambulance to Saint Alphonsus in Boise with non-life threatening injuries.
Police say they believe alcohol is a factor in the crash.

Shots fired in Boise home

Shots were fired at a home in Boise early this morning.

Boise police responded to a call at about 3:30 a.m., that there was a prowler inside a home on the 7200 block of Northview Street.

The homeowner believed he saw a prowler crawling through his bedroom window.

When police arrived on the scene, they heard three gunshots inside the home.

Lieutenent Halder with the Boise Police Department tells Newschannel 7 that no prowler was found in the home, nor outside.

The handgun the shots were fired from has been seized for evidence.

Two children were in the home at the time, but nobody was injured in the incident.

Man beaten and robbed in Meridian

Ada County deputies are searching for the person they say beat and robbed a man after a night of drinking at the Kit Kat Klub in Meridian.

The robbery happened just after 3 a.m. near Franklin and N. Black Cat Road.

Ada County dispatchers say the victim was standing outside of the Kit Kat Klub when two people offered him a ride.

The victim accepted the ride, and shortly after, the men took him to a field where he was beaten and robbed him of about $800.

The suspects were last seen heading westbound in brown passenger car.

One of the men police are searching for is described as a hispanic male with a shaved head, about 5'10" tall, 170 pounds.

He was wearing a white tank top.

Check KTVB.com for updates.

One person dead in semi-truck accident on I-84

One person is dead after a semi-truck carrying three trailers drove off the interstate.

The accident happened on Interstate 84 at mile marker 17, near Oasis Road, north of Caldwell.

Idaho State Police tells Newschannel 7 that the man driving the semi-truck has died in the accident.

Payette, Middleton and Caldwell fire departments are on the scene.

The left lane on westbound I-84 is blocked.

Motorists can expect delays and are asked to use alternate routes if possible.

Check KTVB.com for updates.