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Of all the words in the English language, “growth” is probably one of the least popular in Boise and its surrounding neighbors.

We were curious where native born Idahoans move when they choose to leave the state. The United Census Census Bureau offers a glimpse at that data

We’re doing a lot less giggling when we hear someone say “The rent is too d@%$ high” and a lot more yelling “PREACH!” instead.

With the significant influx of new residents, where someone is from has become a hot button issue.

Not ALL of those people moved to the Boise area, even though Ada and Canyon Counties account for just under 40% of the state’s entire population.

“Go back to Cali, you transplant” is one of the most common insults you’ll see in the comments section of just about any article.

Meridian, Idaho's fastest-growing city, has seen a population increase of nearly 50% in the past eight years.

“Growth.” It’s a word that many people in the Boise area have grown to hate over the last few years

If you drive through Downtown Boise right now, chances are you’ll have to reroute yourself due to the army of orange cones and road closures that have taken over.

It’s with some hesitation that we make this comparison, but life in Idaho is slowly becoming a real-life representation of the Dr. Suess classic, The Sneetches.

This is a fascinating look at how things have changed since the very first photos of Boise were captured 100s of years ago.

Once again, Idaho has held steady with the seasonably adjusted unemployment rate at 3% for six months in a row in February.