Idaho (CBS2) — Homedale Police Department arrested three suspects in connection to a drive-by shooting that occurred on Friday The department says the shooting happened just after 1:30 a.m in the 400 block of West Owyhee in Homedale and police believe it was related to another incident several hours earlier in another town are in custody at the Owyhee County Jail and held on $1 million bonds Charges are pending for additional suspects The department does not believe there are any threats to public safety Idaho — Homedale Fire and Police have provided an update regarding a house fire a structure fire broke out in the 200 block of W The structure was fully engulfed and threatening surrounding home Suppression efforts kept the fire limited to the one home but the fire killed the home's sole occupant The name of the victim has not been released; however the Owyhee County Coroner is making notifications to the next of kin The victim's name will be released to the public after that point Idaho (CBS2) — Idaho State Police is investigating a fatality crash that occurred at 4:13 p.m on Monday near the East Homedale Road and Compass Way intersection in Caldwell A 43-year-old woman from Caldwell was driving westbound on Homedale Road in a 2006 Honda Accord when the vehicle drifted off the north shoulder and struck a tree The driver succumbed to her injuries at the scene of the crash This crash is under investigation by the Idaho State Police Idaho – Idaho State Police (ISP) is investigating a two-vehicle fatality crash that occurred at 6:59 a.m A 2013 Kenworth semi tractor hauling an enclosed trailer The trailer crossed over into the southbound lane where it collided with a 2001 Ford Explorer driven by a 65-year-old female The driver of the Ford Explorer succumbed to their injuries The incident remains under investigation by the Idaho State Police SPOKANE – Travelers who use southbound US 395 between the Hatch Road interchange and Wandermere Bridge over the Little Spokane River should plan additional time to prevent delay Would you like to receive our daily news? Signup today there are no recent results for popular commented articles Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Without question for those who sit anywhere from around number 10 down to likely number 20 in the standings every dollar is one step closer to making that final cut on September 30 The golden spot of number 15 in the standings is where dreams are fulfilled Cowboys and cowgirls are fighting their way into the standings right now or trying to hold their spot Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi finds herself in this position right now after having a rash of injuries on horses this year If there is anything that fans have learned over her illustrious career it should be that she is a winner and at no point should you diminish her chances of making a comeback As of the August 13 standings from the Women's Professional Rodeo Association Tonozzi was in the hot seat at number 15 with $75,346 Cole Eiguren won the All-around title in his home state of Idaho at the Owyhee County Rodeo in Homedale 11 in the heading for the Wilderness Circuit Tristan Martin split the win in the steer wrestling La.) also designates the Wilderness Circuit Less than $10,000 separates Martin and the No The Johnson's and Whitlow's leave Homedale 33 in the heading and heeling world standings 10 in the heading and heeling for the Wilderness Circuit 8 in the saddle bronc riding world standings and looks strong for his ninth consecutive NFR qualification a top five contender in the tie-down roping world standings added more money toward his name after tying his calf in 8.5 seconds The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER I'm your Idaho News 6 reporter for the South Boise and Kuna neighborhoods Idaho — The Homedale School District is asking voters to approve a 10-year plant facility levy at $950,000 per year The proposed levy will replace an existing levy that expires next summer and decrease the cost to taxpayers if passed (Below is the transcript from the broadcast story) The Homedale School District is asking voters to replace its existing plant facility levy with a new levy that will fund facilities for 10 years "The Homedale School District does not have a supplemental levy like many of the districts in the state of Idaho do So the plant facilities is incredibly important for us," says Homedale School District Superintendent Rob Sauer and bathrooms built in the 1950s that would be updated if the levy passes "Two of our schools were primarily built in the 1940s and 1950s and with that there comes some replacement costs We are not looking to build a new elementary a new high school or new middle school," says Sauer With parts of Homedale schools being more than 80 years old is in need of roof repairs and the elementary school could use a new coat of paint The current levy costs taxpayers $170 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value per year The proposed levy would decrease that number to about $119 per $100,000 of assessed value people would actually be paying less than they're paying now hopefully they recognize that the Homedale School District our board of trustees are good stewards of the dollar," says Sauer "We're taking care of the schools that we have So our students deserve to be educated in facilities that are well-maintained and well-taken care of A fire investigator may return to the scene of a large residential fire in Rotorua on Saturday morning as investigations into the cause of the blaze continue Police and Fire and Emergency NZ staff were alerted of a fire at a property on Homedale St about 12.55pm Both emergency service organisations have confirmed they have opened investigations into the fire Earlier a Fire and Emergency spokeswoman said two fire appliances were initially sent to the scene The house was "well-involved" when crews arrived but all occupants of the house were accounted for She said a fire investigator was at the scene Flames and black smoke were billowing from the house as fire crews battled the blaze A Homedale St resident told the Rotorua Daily Post she was two houses away and could feel the heat from the fire "I didn't realise until I saw some workmen from down the road running towards it," she said "The house was fully ablaze and there was smoke pouring out the doors and windows it's an elderly woman who lives there and we've been neighbours for years." Another resident said he was sitting on his balcony having a cigarette when he saw a lady out on the road "She went to go back in and that's when she noticed the smoke and flames," he said It was a serious fire and now it looks like a family has lost their home and all their belongings." said he'd known the owner of the house for seven or eight years residents in the house next door turned their own hoses on to the blaze "I hope it's something I never have to see again." He piko he tuna is about resilience and love the despite challenges of life Idaho — The Homedale Police Department says a suspect is in custody following a drive-by shooting earlier this week but they believe the shooting was connected to another incident that took place several hours earlier in another town The 18-year-old suspect was taken into custody and is being held on a million-dollar bond Police have confirmed there is no outstanding threat to the public and thank everyone who helped identify and locate the suspect luck probably has nothing to do with Sugar-Salem’s success on the football field The Diggers played in their seventh consecutive state title game on Saturday and won their sixth championship It wasn’t a perfect performance as some Sugar-Salem games tend to be and it never is against a tough Homedale team But it was the type of game that proves why the Diggers are indeed a dynasty that doesn’t appear to be going away any time soon There was an early Homedale touchdown that put the Diggers in a hole But by the end of the rain-drenched afternoon the Diggers’ powerful running game took over and the defense did the rest in the fourth quarter It was Sugar-Salem’s third consecutive title “It’s amazing,” said senior Dawson McInelly who ran for 151 yards and three touchdowns He wasn’t alone as Abe Baldwin ran for 165 yards and Kooper Mace added 129 yards Sugar-Salem piled up 454 yards on the ground and needed every one of them as Homedale got on the board first when Luke Henry caught a scoring pass from Xavier Uranga for the 7-0 lead The Diggers tied it up on a seven-yard touchdown run by McInelly It was McInelly again with 6:37 left in the half with a 43-yard scamper into the end zone to put the Diggers up 14-7 which had success early with short passes and screens was slowed by the Sugar-Salem defense for the rest of the half The Diggers (9-2) had a chance to add to their lead in the closing minutes of the half but a controversial offensive pass interference call in the red zone pushed Sugar-Salem back to mid-field and led to an eventual turnover on downs “We knew at the start of the game there was going to be those ups and downs so we had a mindset that we had to stay positive the whole game and keep grinding,” McInelly said The Homedale defense stopped McInelly on a fourth-and 2 inside the five-yard line The Trojans again stopped the Diggers with an interception in the end zone and then marched downfield and scored on a perfect strike from Uranga to Rafa Cuenca over the middle for a 62-yard score that tied it up at 14-14 at the end of the third quarter Coach Tyler Richins noted that even in a tight game “Not losing our identity and not losing who we are and what put us where we’re at,” Richins said of the team’s rushing prowess “Continuing with what works and what’s been working Get behind those big linemen and get some big runs.” the game remained tied until the Digger defense capitalized on a Homedale fumble in the end zone with 10:34 left who was hit by Ben Aldrich in the end zone The ball popped out and was recovered by Latrell Markle for the go-ahead score “I saw the ball go and I was like ‘Well that’s my shot You just want to do the best you can to help your team.” McInelly capped the game with a 14-yard touchdown run with three minutes left “We feel very fortunate,” Richins said of the team’s run of state titles noting that many of the current players were 10 or 11 when the program won its first title “That is just a testament to these young kids coming through these programs and saying ‘I want to be there some day,’” Richins said “We’re seeing the fruits of that with our youth programs and kids coming up through the ranks and dreaming big and wanting to be on that stage some day.” SUBMIT A CORRECTION We hope you appreciated this story.  A small team of local journalists runs EastIdahoNews.com – not a big business or corporation Our stories are produced to inform and serve the public We don't have a paywall or require a subscription to use EastIdahoNews.com but there is a cost associated with bringing you stories every day Please consider supporting us just once for $1 or contribute a little more monthly or annually We sincerely appreciate your consideration © 2015 - 2025 EastIdahoNews.com LLC Idaho Transportation Department Idaho drivers should expect delays beginning Wednesday near Homedale as the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) will apply a sealcoat to five miles of State Highway 19 This project will extend the life of the roadway Highway 95 Junction in Homedale will be reduced to one lane in the direct area crews are working with the lane closure moving as work progresses Vehicles parked along the route will need to be moved prior to work beginning Flaggers and a pilot car will help guide traffic through the project area work will be limited to weekdays from Monday through Thursday The project is expected to be completed in August It’s important for motorists to plan ahead this summer by checking traffic impacts on their route at 511.idaho.gov In Matt Holtry’s 16 years of coaching high school football in Homedale he needed to pack two jerseys – one for offense and the other for defense – for just one player So when it came time to retire Scott Matlock’s number this summer, Homedale had to decide which jersey number would go in the rafters: 44 or 99? Drafted by the Los Angeles Chargers in the sixth round last year Little did Matlock – or anybody – know then that a few months later he would don the number once again “It was kind of surreal that happened the way it did,” Holtry told USA TODAY Sports Matlock is still playing on the Chargers’ defensive line and contributing on special teams but he’s emerged as a mainstay in the team’s offense under first-year head coach Jim Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Greg Roman signaling he’d have a greater role in the offense Matlock has been on the field for 37% of the Chargers’ offensive snaps compared to 18% of defensive plays (he also plays more than half the time on special teams) for any real competition in that department they’ve definitely been fun,” Matlock told USA TODAY Sports Matlock knows that better than many people with more life experience His journey is not only one of defense to offense but from foster care to unheralded college football prospect to NFL draft pick Forging through tragedy – and realizing a football dreamMatlock’s father, Doug, died from cancer when Scott was 9 Matlock found his mother dead on the couch after she succumbed to heart disease With his older brother Steven at the University of Idaho as a freshman offensive lineman Scott Matlock entered the state’s foster care system He eventually wound up with Mike and Donna Marose of Homedale about 45 miles away from where Matlock grew up in Boise Before Matlock began his freshman year at Homedale Donna set up a meeting with the new family and Holtry You could tell this was not part of his plan.” Matlock was skinny and awkward on the junior varsity football field; the coaches called him “bambi.” The potential was there There was hope he would grow into his frame Holtry could tell Matlock was destined for something beyond being a good small-town high school football player He would practice pass rush moves on the pillars in Homedale’s hallway He was always talking about football,” Holtry said Sometime around spring of his sophomore year Donna was upset and threatened to take away football and transfer him to a different school “They held him to a high standard and they had expectations for him,” Holtry said “They were going to make sure that he was doing the right things and being the right person Matlock knows he wouldn’t have made it through that trying time in his life without the Maroses Matlock’s ability to play multiple positions dates back to Homedale Holtry’s strategy with Matlock on the field was simple enough: put him at the point of attack H-back and all five offensive line positions “The kid literally was like the Swiss-Army knife of high school football,” Holtry said “and it’s awesome to see that this is the story that’s unfolding at the NFL level Harbaugh is somebody Holtry has followed since he coached at the University of San Diego two decades ago The foundations of their offense – the power and counter-iso scheme –  are similar Holtry placed a call to his teammate at Boise State The school didn’t offer a scholarship right away Idaho State and the University of Idaho came through with offers of their own Boise State told Matlock there was a scholarship with his name on it “It was definitely a dream come true,” Matlock said At Boise State, the coaches called the package “Clydesdales.” The big bodies from the defensive line would run onto the field to provide the heft to help the Broncos in short-yardage situations who became the Broncos’ head coach in 2021 “You know what time it is,” he’d tell Avalos now the defensive coordinator at Texas Christian “Because you knew what you were getting out of those dudes on the field.”  Matlock showed up to Boise State at 240 pounds he molded himself into a dominating physical presence What Avalos misses about coaching Matlock is that “he just brings a vibe in the hardest of times – training and preparation – that you just love.” He works hard without making it difficult for those around him “I don’t care what locker room you put that guy in,” Avalos said “He’s going to die for the cause – to do what’s right for the team.”  By the time his senior season arrived in 2022 Matlock worked his way onto the Bednarik and Outland Trophy watch lists after a seven-sack campaign the year prior He caught a touchdown against Utah State in 2021 and did the same on Senior Day in 2022 which became one of his favorite college memories his football IQ is extremely high,” Avalos said Matlock could distinguish a run or pass play from his three-point pass before the ball was snapped After he did that all game against Air Force the academy's future opponents hit Matlock up for weeks on social media to figure out how he did it But his biggest impact came by simply entering the game former Boise State offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Tim Plough said “Just him being around those guys in the huddle instantly improved our mentality down there and so we were much better in those situations,” Plough The Broncos coaching staff could line Matlock up in the backfield to be the lead blocker or put him in-line at tight end to dominate the edge if there was a matchup they liked and we would basically just run behind him,” Plough said No one expected him to be involved in the pass game but the coaching staff was certainly aware of his athleticism – even beyond the football field Avalos said his “loose hips” made him one of the best golfers he’s ever seen But catching passes in the NFL from Justin Herbert (Matlock has one reception for seven yards) “Seeing him do that now is not shocking,” Plough said “Seeing him have success is not shocking.” For Matlock to have the physical capability is one thing Matlock would return to the football coaches’ offices after class Monday or Tuesday and watch the five or six plays he needed to learn on tape he’d sprint from one side to the other for his package of plays during the offensive goal-line period the offense would raise its level of play because they had someone driving them with that mentality We’re going to get this done.’ That was infectious Maybe Matlock took Travis Kelce a little too literally Following the Kansas City Chiefs’ defeat of the Chargers last October “You know what it is?” the nine-time Pro Bowler told Matlock in a conversation captured by microphones “Understand the other side of the ball just as well as you know your side of the ball.” The joke of Matlock playing offense first popped up when former Chargers offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, a fellow Boise State product, told reporters questioning the team’s tight-end production “maybe we’ve got something here.”  and suddenly no one was laughing at the idea of Matlock on offense “There may have been some juking around in training camp they knew I played that package in college and I caught two touchdown passes and had some good hands.” Matlock juggles his different hats every morning There’s a special teams meeting somewhere in there and walkthroughs for that unit He practices mostly with the defensive line but also mixes in repetitions with the offense “It’s a lot more than in college,” said Matlock who is now responsible for mastering an entire playbook at the professional level – not exactly the same as five plays to memorize for Mountain West opponents Roman converted another former defensive lineman into an offensive player with the Baltimore Ravens in Patrick Ricard the four-time Pro Bowl fullback who dabbled as a two-way threat early in his career and it’s amazing how he’s handling it,” Roman said in September “I can’t speak enough about how diligently he’s preparing which is similar to the position he played in Holtry’s scheme back in Homedale “I don’t think (Roman) was all too against doing it,” Matlock said It just kind of built up from there into what it is Matlock stood in the beating sun for 45 minutes to sign everything the kids in attendance handed him Matlock could have quit or made excuses given everything he went through as a child and nobody would have thought twice Steven Matlock has lived with Scott Matlock since the latter’s junior year at Boise State Matlock said his big brother is his inspiration “He’s been my rock for a while,” Matlock said Matlock served on the leadership council at Boise State often revolved around “have to versus want to.”  “He had that mindset with everything he did “The adversity that has shaped him would break a lot of people,” Plough said “All it did for him was make him such a strong individual and someone who’s able to go through adversity and overcome it.”  Matlock recorded 15 tackles and one quarterback hit in 12 games “I still got GMs and D-line coaches in the NFL that are like How Matlock made it to this point is something he asks himself