Right Now in the Valley
Community resources for Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Garden City, Middleton and all of Treasure Valley.
Boise, ID
Source: National Weather Service
River Levels
Source: USGS Water Services
This Season — Early Summer 2026
- ► Farmers Markets Open — Saturday mornings across the valley
- ► River Float Season Opening — Now open — flows run high early; check before you go
- ► Grass Pollen Is High — Peak grass-pollen weeks
- ► Foothills Trails Prime — Dry and green — hike early to beat the heat
Explore the Valley
Weather & Air
NWS forecasts, air quality, river and reservoir levels
Alerts & Safety
Emergency alerts, wildfires, outages, police, hospitals
Traffic
Idaho 511, airport, transit, gas prices, DMV
Events
City calendars, markets, concerts, sports, festivals
Outdoors
Trails, greenbelt, river floating, hiking, fishing
Motorsports
Drag racing, oval, motocross, car clubs, cars & coffee
Military
VA hospital, veterans home & cemetery, Gowen, Mtn Home AFB, VFW
Government
City & county government, elections, permits, trash
Schools
School districts, closures, colleges, enrollment
Living Here
Utilities, housing, pets, newcomer resources
News
Local papers, TV news, radio, community discussion
Things to Do
Museums, the Capitol, the zoo, getaways, and reader-voted Best Ofs
Float Guide
Barber Park to Ann Morrison — live flows, rentals, shuttle, safety
Annual Events
Treefort, the fair, rodeos, balloons, and holiday lights — month by month
Moving Here
Choosing a city, DMV timeline, utilities, and newcomer paperwork
About Treasure Valley Info
The Treasure Valley is the broad agricultural and urban basin in southwestern Idaho that follows the Boise River from the Boise Mountains down through Lucky Peak, Boise, Garden City, Eagle, Meridian, Nampa, and Caldwell, on past Parma, and into Oregon. The Treasure Valley Info coverage area is the core metro — Ada County and Canyon County — plus Gem County and the populated portions of Boise, Elmore, and Owyhee counties that share the valley's daily commute, weather, and watershed. Together that's about 800,000 people spread across roughly a dozen incorporated cities and a lot of farmland in between.
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