Haadiya Tariq is a reporter for the Idaho Press, focusing on local news in Nampa, Idaho. Her work has also been featured in KPVI-DTV, BoiseDev, and NCWLIFE. Haadiya covers a wide range of topics including community events, city development, education, and social issues impacting the local area.
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Haadiya Tariq's focus is on local news and events in Idaho, particularly Nampa. Her coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and press releases, with a strong emphasis on education-related topics.
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When counting sheep, it’s apparent that Idaho has an affinity for the fuzzy creatures, with roots that go back farther and farther than one might consider.
A car rests on top of a home in Nampa after a single-vehicle crash Sunday morning. According to Nampa police, the car was traveling westbound on
NAMPA — David Day's wife was decorating their Christmas tree Sunday morning when a car launched through their chimney and damaged the roof of their single-story home. The car also damaged a power line, causing a power outage.
NAMPA — Photos, letters and fragments of a plane are on display at the Warhawk Air Museum in memory of Pearl Harbor.
Several warming shelters are now open throughout the Treasure Valley, offering folks a place to go inside and get warm.
Members of the Idaho Pride Business League pose in downtown Boise. Idaho Pride Business League
A hairdresser, florist and reverend walk into a room — but this isn’t the set up for a joke.
By: Haadiya Tariq
A poster, standing in the entrance to Lakevue Elementary School in this November 2022 file photo, shows which schools in the Vallivue School District were overcrowded at the time.
By: Haadiya Tariq
The storefront of a Tractor Supply Company retail building. A planned storage unit for the company, which would be located just north of downtown Nampa, was approved by the city's Planning & Zoning Commission last week.
On Dec. 17, 2C Kids is partnering with the Nampa School District to put on its annual community-focused event.
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