Camper rollover blocks I-84 near Broadway

Four people were injured when a truck with a camper shell flipped while merging onto the Interstate in Boise.
Idaho State Police closed part of I-84 for nearly two hours.

It happened just before midnight on the Broadway interchange.

Police say the driver of the camper was a teenager that over-corrected when two vehicles cut them off.

Five people were in the camper and four were sent to St. Alphonsus with injuries.
Police say three were riding in the back camper and two were up front.

No other car made contact with the camper and officers say the young driver just wasn't able to take back control of the RV.

"Two things happened. One we had two vehicles that merged illegally in front of it and then we had a young inexperienced driver that probably overreacted, a little bit that we know right now overcorrected. Once the vehicle started to overcorrect the weight of the vehicle took over from there flipped on it's side obviously causing the damage you see behind me here," said Trooper Sam Ketchem of Idaho State Police.

Police say there was some sort of aggressive driving from the cars that cut off the trailer and police are now searching for them.

Officers say there were two dogs in the camper one is still missing, it's a blonde chihuahua.
If anyone sees it please contact police so they can return it to the family.

Caldwell Structure Fire

Fire crews are responding to a structure fire on the 16000 block of Purple Sage Road in Caldwell.

It happened around 8am.

At least one man was injured in an explosion at the home.
An ambulance is on its way.

We have a crew headed there and we will bring you the latest as we get it.

Hazmat helps clean up fuel spill

A crash between a cement truck and a mini van caused a fuel spill today.

The accident happened this morning in the area of Gowen Road and Eisenman Road.

Half of Eiseman is still closed at this time.

Our crew on scene tells us Hazmat crews are cleaning up a leak of diesel fuel that spilled over nearly 100 yards.

And they say that some of that fuel got into a storm drain.

Now crews have to figure out how to get it out of that storm drain.

They say no one was hurt in the crash.

Meridian Accident

Northbound traffic was shut down at Overland Road for about 20 minutes last night - after a two car accident.
Our crew on scene said a Jeep was driving northbound and a Toyota Carolla was coming off the west bound off ramp.
Patrol Sergeant Stacy Arnold says one of the two cars failed to stop for a red light and the cars collided.
Police are still investigating which driver failed to stop.
Two people in the Carolla were taken to the hospital

Middleton Fire

A man and his two teens are displaced this morning after a fire burned through their ceiling.
Middleton fire fighters say when they arrived the fire was peeking through the ceiling.
Crews managed to contain the fire to the attic and knocked it down fairly quickly.
Middleton Fire Chief Brad Trosky says the cause of the fire was electrical and says there was only a few thousand dollars worth of damage done to the attic.

Armed Intruder

Boise police are asking for your help in finding a man who robbed several people in an apartment. Police say the man entered an apartment on the 3200 block of Anderson and threatened several people with a gun. Officers say the suspect entered through an unlocked door and pointed a handgun at the residents.

While the man was in the apartment several more people arrived.
Police say the suspect took cash and then left.
The man got into a car that was waiting for him outside.
Inside the car was another man and both left eastbound on Anderson.

The intruder is described as white man, 5' feet 11" to 6' feet 2" and 180 to 200 lbs.
He was wearing a camouflage baseball cap, and had a white cloth over his nose and mouth.
He had on light colored jacket with a wool neck.
And light colored pants.
Police searched the area for the men and the vehicle but did not find anything.

Shots fired in Nampa overnight

Officers responded to a call of shots fired at a Nampa home overnight.

It happened just before 11 o'clock in the area of 6th Street and 19th Avenue North.

Police say they arrived quickly on scene and found bullet holes but the family in the home was not injured.

No arrests have been made yet and no one was injured in this incident.

House fire in Caldwell

A house near Caldwell went up in flames overnight...
The house located on Sand Hollow Road is still on fire after beginning around 2:30 am this morning.
The owner says he woke up to a smoke alarm and got his family out.
Everyone is safe now.
Family has been taken to another location and will be meeting with the Red Cross.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Crews say the fire is contained they are still working to put out underlying flames. They expect to be on scene a while longer.
Middleton and Caldwell fire crews have had to shuttle water into the location.

Possible delays on Eagle Rd.

Drivers can expect delays on Eagle Road today due to pavement repairs.
The Idaho Transportation Department is repairing the section between Chinden Boulevard and Riverside Drive.
It starts at 9 am today. It will continue until 3 pm this afternoon.
Crews will be working tomorrow at these same times.

Home Fire in Caldwell

Fire damaged a Caldwell family's home last night.
It started around 10:30 last night on the 2700 block of Arrowhead Drive in Caldwell.
A neighbor tells us the damage is pretty bad inside.
She says the father had some burns on his arm and a daughter's hair was singed. She also tells us the mother and three other children are fine.
Still no word on what caused the fire but police dispatch say one person was transported to West Valley Medical Center.

Home fire in Caldwell

Fire damaged a Caldwell family's home last night.
It started around 10:30 last night on the 27-hundred block of Arrowhead Drive in Caldwell.
A neighbor tells us the damage is pretty bad inside.
She says the father had some burns on his arm and a daughter's hair was singed. She also tell us the mother and three other children are fine.
Still no word on what caused the fire but police dispatch say one person was transported to West Valley Medical Center.

Four-wheeler rollover death

One man is dead after a 4-wheeler rolled down a 12 foot embankment in Elmore County.
It happened west of Prairie, just north of Mountain Home on Black's Creek Road around 1 am this morning.
Two men witnessed the rollover.
The coroner is investigating.

Fire destroys Eagle home

Fire has destroyed a home in the Lochwood Estates subdivision in Eagle, and investigators from the Eagle Fire Department will likely remain in the area into the Thursday morning hours.
It started at about 7 p.m. Wednesday evening at a home on North Woodstream Place. That's just off of Ballantyne Road and just south of Floating Feather Road.
The family who resides in the home were not there at the time.
A neighbor and his daughter first spotted the fire, but firefighters say by that time, it had probably burned half the roof.
The neighbors rescued the family's pets out of the garage after calling the fire department.
Eagle Fire Department Chief Dan Friend says no one was hurt, but the fire did cause some traffic issues.
"It could be seen across a big part of the valley. There was a lot of traffic coming in here," Friend said. "The sheriff's office was blocking off the traffic into these neighborhoods. Ballantyne and Floating Feather were attracting a lot of cars."
Firefighters estimate the house is about four-thousand square feet.
Investigators have been out there all night, and are focusing on the rear portion of the house.
They have not yet determined a cause.

Armed Robbery at Moxie Java

An armed man robbed the Moxie Java on Eagle and Fairview in Meridian around 6 a.m. this morning, and he's still on the loose.
Police say the robber was already inside the coffee shop when a worker came to open up this morning.
The robber knocked her down and tied her up with aprons, and then took off.
Police are not sure what he stole, if anything.
The robber is described as between 20 to 25 years old.
He was wearing a black beanie and blue bandana around his face.

Old Fashioned Ham & Cheese Biscuits

Old Fashioned Ham & Cheese Biscuits

Ingredients

3 Tablespoons Butter
1 Cup minced Red onions
1-1/2 Cups Flour
1-1/2 Teaspoons Baking Powder
½ Teaspoon Salt
½ Teaspoon Black Pepper
1-Teaspoon Sugar
1 Cup Shredded Cheddar Cheese
1 Cup Shredded Parmesan Cheese
1 Cup Milk
2 Eggs
1 Cup finely Chopped Ham
1 Tablespoon Poppy Seeds

Method
Melt butter in a skillet over medium heat: add onion, and sauté for 5 minutes until onions are almost burning. (Some can even be black). Sift together flour, baking powder, salt, sugar, and half the cheddar & Parmesan cheeses. Make a well in the center of the bowl. Stir together milk and egg. Add to cheese mixture. Stir in onion and ham. Spoon into lightly greased muffin pans about 2/3 full. Sprinkle with remaining cheeses. Sprinkle with poppy seeds. Bake in a preheated 375 degree oven for about 15-18 minutes. Cool slightly before removing muffins from pan.

Police investigate home robbery reported in Kuna

Kuna Police and Ada County Deputies are investigating a home invasion robbery reported Thursday night by a woman living in the 400 block of Shady Grove.
Sergeant Mike Kinzel of the Kuna Police Department tells KTVB that a woman called at about 8:30 p.m., saying two masked men with rifles entered her home through an unlocked door, tied her up, stole guns and money, and ripped the phone off the wall.
Police believe this occurred about an hour before they received the call.
The woman managed to untie herself before calling police, and was not injured.
She said she was home alone because her husband is in the hospital.
Police continue to look for possible leads.
If you have any information, you're urged to call police at 377-6790.

Meridian police searching for robber of Applebee's

Police are looking for a man who robbed a Meridian restaurant last night.

Officers responded just after 8pm to the Applebee's on Eagle Road near Fairview.

Meridian Police Lieutenant Bob Stowe says a man with a gun walked in the carside delivery door as an employee was closing out a till, and demanded money.

The suspect then handed the employee a plastic bag and ordered her to fill it with cash.
Stowe says the robber threatened to shoot the employee if he was followed.
He then ran out of the restaurant.

Officers shut down part of Eagle road for more than a half hour while looking for the suspect.
The suspect was carrying a large black caliber handgun, and left on foot.

Police do not have a vehicle description at this time.

He's described as a white man age 20-25, approximately 5 foot 11, 210 pounds with brown curly hair and a full beard.

Police say he was wearing a cream-colored stocking cap, a maroon fleece pullover and blue sweatpants.

If you have any information call police

Suspicious package found at BSU

Several dorms on the Boise State University campus have been evacuated after a suspicious package was found at the school.

Several streets around the campus have been closed as Boise Police investigate.

We will have much more information throughout the day and on the evening news, tonight at 4:30pm.