Tracy Bringhurst is a Digital Content Producer for the KTVB News Group, focusing on local news in Idaho, specifically in Boise. Tracy's work has also appeared in the Idaho Press, covering a range of topics including politics, community events, human interest stories, and local issues impacting the Boise area.
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Tracy's articles cover a diverse range of local topics in Idaho, including government and politics, culture and society, crime, entertainment news, and events. She often reports on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to these themes.
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By: Tracy Bringhurst
The neighbors trapped the bunny and vets at the Hidden Springs Animal Hospital removed the dart for free. The bunny's prognosis? Complete recovery.
By: Tracy Bringhurst, Jude Binkley
One of the cabin owners told KTVB that six cabins have burned and are a total loss. Flames still pose a threat to more cabins.
It's a day for less haters, more taters.
By: Tracy Bringhurst
The memorial is a reminder of manual labor and the dangers that come with it. STANLEY, Idaho — Labor Day is a day to remember and venerate all workers.
The Caldwell Police Department said it is being investigated as a hate crime.
By: Tracy Bringhurst
The city is looking for a resident to donate a 40 foot or taller pine or spruce tree to display downtown.
By: Tracy Bringhurst
Studies show Idaho has a small population of trans people. This is the first Trans March in Boise, organizers said it celebrates visibility and solidarity.
By: Tracy Bringhurst
He will be held at the jail until his trial, scheduled for June 2025.
By: Tracy Bringhurst
He will be held at the jail until his trial, scheduled for June 2025.
The festival, at Cecil D. Andrus Park, was packed with entertainment, snacks, music and community.
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