Veterans' Day

Use a green light to say thanks to a veteran.

Tomorrow's the big day.  The day we all take a moment to think about all those who've served.  All those who have given more than we can relate to or imagine.  We say things like "God Bless, Thank You, We Appreciate You" but do we really?

Looking for a way to honor those who have served? Here's some things you can do here in Boise...

Being a huge fan of the men and women who fought and sacrificed so much for our great country, I love seeing all our local establishments show their appreciation for our Veterans with all their Freebies.  Here they are...

Scott Duvall, who is active military at Mountain Home Air Force Base, had the day off and had planned to go hunting.

When Nancy Lee Gevalis was just two-years-old, her father, Sgt. George Pearce, died during a training mission near Pocatello in 1944. Seventy years later, a ring that was worn by her father on the day of the accident, is being returned to Nancy.

There are a lot of events around the Valley to recognize our Veterans, here's one that will help raise money for Operation Gratitude.

There will be many events around the Treasure Valley in honor of military servicemen and women.

It's time to recognize all of our Armed Service Veterans with the annual Veteran's Day Parade in downtown Boise.

Baskin-Robbins is rolling out a new flavor in honor of Veterans Day that's not only delicious but also very American.