Boise (670 KBOI News) – With one year to go until the 2020 US Census, the Treasure Valley’s community planning association is making an educated guess at how many people are living here. COMPASS, the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho, is estimating the total population of Ada and Canyon Counties together is 712,200. They start…… MORE
Read the Mueller report for yourself HERE!
Yes, its 448 pages long. Yes, It’s redacted. Weekend reading for those of you avid readers. For those of you worried about context, media bias, partisan politics, etc. Use your own eyes! While I pride myself on my opinion as does Kasper, Chris, Rush, Shapiro, Levin, Savage, and everyone else over the air, internet, neighbor,…… MORE
We Need Walter Cronkite Now More than Ever
Most of us, who are over the age of 40 remember the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite. At one time, Walter Cronkite, was not just the most trusted name in news, he was the most trusted person in America. Cronkite anchored the CBS evening news from 1962 till 1981. His nightly news program averaged…… MORE
Spring football fans are true fans
Football fans love to sit in judgment. It’s part of the fun of watching the game. When a pass play doesn’t work, it’s fun to turn to the guy next to you and say, “I don’t understand why they’re not running the ball.” When a running play goes nowhere, it’s fun to say, “They should…… MORE
Worthington BLOG: Should I Leave the Republican Party?
Worthington BLOG: Should I Leave the Republican Party? Rick Worthington 4/3/19 I look at the “old republican guard” and it’s refusal to modernize and catch up with the rest of the country. I find new blood and new ideas are badly needed. I support government that it is accountable to the people and does…… MORE
Worthington BLOG: Better days ahead for Boise State Men’s Basketball
Better days ahead for Boise State Men’s Basketball Blog by Rick Worthington I hope at the end of the season we don’t hear Boise State hoops fans calling for Leon Rice’s job. We will all agree this season has been far short of the standard set by Rice and his staff over the last…… MORE
Remember the year 2000, when measels was almost gone?
We’ve been talking about the Medical Emergency declared in Western Washington due to an outbreak of the measles this week on KBOI. At last check, there were 38 confirmed cases and 12 other children who are suspected to have the disease. The outbreak has now spread to 3 other states also…Hawaii, Georgia and Oregon. It’s…… MORE
Another award, spring training…ya know…your usual retirement
I have been retired for more than a month now, and people constantly ask me how it feels. It feels great, but I keep finding subjects that I would love to talk about on the air. Subjects that get my blood moving still pop up from time to time. Outside of a quick trip to…… MORE
On Monday morning January 14th, for the first time in 51 years, someone other than Paul J woke up the listeners of 670 KBOI. That someone was me, as a new era began with Kasper and Chris in the morning on KBOI. To say, I was a little nervous would be putting it mildly. I…… MORE
Thank you to “The Winter Kid”
When I was in elementary school, probably first through fourth grade, I used to listen to the radio every morning while eating breakfast. My mother would turn on the radio and tune it to 1310 AM, which was KLIX in Twin Falls. KLIX, just like KBOI in Boise at the time, was a full-service radio…… MORE
