Car crashes into house

A car hit a house overnight in Nampa. It happened on the 200 block of 17th Avenue South just before two o'clock this morning. The impact badly damaged the porch on the front of the house. Police arrested 34-year-old Cynthia Carroll for D-U-I.

Car and home burglaries overnight in Nampa

Nampa police arrested four suspects who police say hit several cars overnight in the Edgebrook area. Police say the suspects also hit homes.

The suspects names are not being released at this time, but police say all the suspects are from the Nampa area.

If you were a victim of a car burglary or a home burglary you are urged to contact the Nampa Police Department at 465-2257.

ISP rounding up cows on I-84 near Twin Falls

8:48 p.m. -- Idaho State Police closed part of Interstate 84 in the Twin Falls area because of loose cattle. A dispatcher told us the highway should reopen shortly.

Shots fired overnight in Nampa

Nampa police responded to a shots fired call early this morning on 18th Avenue.

When police arrived they found several shell casings in the road and a home that had been hit by bullets.
No one was injured.

Police don't have any suspects at this time.

Truck crashes into house

A man in a Ford truck drove into a house on the one thousand block of 27th street last night. When police arrived they were met by a neighbor who witnessed the incident and saw Steve Robert Banning crash into the home. Police were able to chase down Banning and arrest him for DUI. No one was injured but two people were at home sleeping when the car crashed into their house.

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Rollover in Canyon County kills one

A rollover crash in Canyon County killed one person overnight.

Idaho State Police responded to I-84, near Robinson Road, just before two a.m. Saturday.

ISP tells Newschannel 7 that a Honda Civic and a Honda motorcycle were racing, when the Honda Civic rear-ended a Ford F250, causing the Honda to roll.

The driver was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene.

ISP says the victim was not wearing a seatbelt, and alcohol is not believed to be a factor in the accident.

The name of the victim is not being released at this time.

This accident is still under investigation.

Keep checking KTVB.com for updates.

Rollover in Canyon County kills one

A rollover crash in Canyon County killed on person overnight.

Idaho State Police responded to I-84, near Robinson Road, just before two a.m. Saturday.

ISP tells Newschannel 7 that a Honda Civic and a Honda motorcycle were racing, when the Honda Civic rear-ended a Ford F250, causing the Honda to roll.

The driver was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene.

ISP says the victim was not wearing a seatbelt, and alcohol is not believed to be a factor in the accident.

The name of the victim is not being released at this time.

This accident is still under investigation.

Keep checking KTVB.com for updates.

Winter storm warning for South Central Idaho

A winter storm warning remains in effect from 6 a.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday for the western Magic Valley and southern Twin Falls County.

An early season winter storm will bring the first round of heavy snow to South Central Idaho Saturday morning through Sunday morning.
Total snowfall accumulations of 3 to 5 inches in the valleys and 5 to 9 inches in the mountains are likely starting early Saturday morning and accumulating through Sunday morning.
On Saturday. Northwest winds of 10 to 20 mph with higher gusts may develop ... causing reduced visibilities in blowing and drifting snow.

A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow are expected or occurring.
Strong winds are also possible. This will make travel very hazardous or impossible.

Armed Robbery at Hollywood Video

The Meridian police department responded to the armed robbery at the Hollywood Video on Locust Grove and Fairview just before 11:30 last night.

Sergeant Jeff Brown says one white man approximately in his late thirties to early forties pointed a small handgun at the clerk and took an undisclosed amount of cash.

The man then left the store after having two of the employees lie face down on the floor. No one was injured. The suspect was reportedly wearing a blue Meridian football sweatshirt.He is believed to have short brown spiky hair.

The man left through the front door with the cash wrapped in plastic Hollywood Video bag. Police are looking into surveillance video and hope that will lead them to quickly identify and arrest the suspect.

Fed, major central banks cut interest rates

The Federal Reserve has cut a key interest rate by half a percentage point this morning to steady an economy teetering on the kind of financial collapse that America suffered in 1929.

Fed chairman Ben Bernanke and his colleagues ratcheted down their key rate by 0.5 percentage point to 1.5 percent. The action revives the central bank's rate-cutting campaign which had been halted in june out of concerns that those low rates would worsen inflation.

Since then, however, economic and financial conditions have dangerously deteriorated, forcing the fed to reverse course.

The fact that the fed felt it couldn't wait until its regularly scheduled meeting on October 28-29 underscored the urgency of the situation. The Fed took the action in a coordinated move with other central banks, which also were cutting their rates.

High speed crash sends man to jail

One man is in custody this morning after a late night chase.

Police say an officer tried to stop Dodge for a suspected DUI on Americana Boulevard when the suspect 32-year-old Luke Ledford drove away.

Officers say they followed Ledford to the Fred Meyer parking lot on Orchard and Franklin.

Officers say they followed Ledford before he intentionally rammed a patrol car, slightly injuring an officer.

Ledford then headed eastbound on Franklin to Curtis and Irving.

Police say Ledford speed up to 60 to 70-miles-per-hour, traveling into the valley near the University, then went back up to the bench where the suspect was stopped using a pursuit intervention technique or a PIT maneuver.

That's when patrol car comes alongside the back of the suspect's car and turns in to it causing it to spin.

"What you look for in the PIT maneuver is you want to have a wide roadway. You want to have very little traffic. You want to have slow speeds and this was actually a perfect location for that. A nice wide road here on Curtis and there was no other traffic at the time the PIT maneuver was used," said Lieutenant David Adams with the Boise Police Department.

Ledford was arrested on multiple charges including aggravated battery on an officer, aggravated DUI felony eluding and misdemeanor for driving without privileges.

Motorcyclist dies in early morning crash

A man died on impact in a motorcycle crash early this morning.

Police say 30-year-old Layton Kesner of Caldwell was speeding on Logan street in Caldwell.

For unknown reasons the man went into on coming traffic just passed Marshall Avenue before hitting a utility pole.