Ada County residents can text reports of illegal fireworks to 208-377-6790 on July 4-5, keeping emergency lines clear for ...

The Fourth of July is this Friday, and Ada County officials want to make sure citizens stay safe during the festivities.

The 4th of July is only days away, and Ada County first responders want folks to know how to have fun on the holiday while ...

The Ada County Sheriff's Office wants to ensure everyone enjoys the Fourth of July as we gear up for the holiday.

Aliyah Boston and Napheesa Collier Had to be Separated After Physical Encounter Over 60,000 Bottles of Popular Women’s ...

Funding gaps, rising costs and blocked attempts to exit urban renewal districts have left Ada County first responders ...

Commission Chair Rod Beck said the county posted a 47-page document online, listing every statute outlining Ada County’s ...

The Ada County Board of Commissioners was supposed to meet Tuesday morning, but after hearing so much public interest on the topic, they decided to postpone it until Aug. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Ada ...

Ada County’s population has grown dramatically: from about 200,000 residents in 1990 to over 550,000 in 2024, according to data from the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho. More ...

In 2023, Ada County had about 410,000 residents of voting age. Turnout is setting records, too, in early voting — and the county seems likely to set a record in overall turnout.

Starting in January 2005, Ada County's median home sale price was $171,000 and by June 2006, it reached its pre-Great Recession peak of $247,000. By the time the recession began in October 2008 ...

Ada County’s population has grown by over 50% since the landfill was engineered. In 2005, the county had about 361,000 residents; in 2023, that number jumped to nearly 545,000.