Ada County Coroner's Office

09/04/2026

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CORONER IDENTIFIES STAR MAN IN NEW PLYMOUTH MOTORCYCLE COLLISION

09/04/2026

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CORONER IDENTIFIES MAN RECOVERED FROM SWAN FALLS DAM

09/04/2026

In honor of Labor Day, our business office will be closed on Monday, September 7th.

09/03/2026

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CORONER IDENTIFIES MAN FOUND AT BOISE CONSTRUCTION SITE

09/02/2026

Remembered with Compassion Ceremony. Thursday, Sept. 17 at 10:30 am. Open to the public.

09/01/2026

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CORONER IDENTIFIES NAMPA WOMAN IN HORSE ACCIDENT

09/01/2026

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CORONER IDENTIFIES MALE INMATE AT ADA COUNTY JAIL

09/01/2026

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CORONER IDENTIFIES FEMALE VICTIM IN BOISE SHOOTING

08/31/2026

Today is OVERDOSE AWARENESS DAY

Today, we remember the lives lost to overdose, stand beside the families and friends left carrying the grief, and hold space for those who are still struggling.
At Trauma Intervention Program (TIP), we know that behind every overdose is a person—and behind every loss is a story, a family, and a community forever changed.

💜 We remember those we have lost.
💜 We support those who are grieving.
💜 We stand with those working toward recovery.
💜 We choose compassion over judgment.

Because an overdose is more than a statistic. Every number represents a life. Every loss leaves a hole. Every family deserves compassion.

Today, light a purple candle. Wear purple. Say their name. Reach out to someone who is hurting.
And most importantly, choose kindness. You never know the battle someone is fighting.

08/22/2026

Friendly reminder- check on your people.

Not just the ones who tell you they’re struggling.

Check on the strong ones.

The funny ones.

The dependable ones.

The ones who always answer the phone.

The ones who show up when everyone else needs help.

The ones who say, “I’m fine.”

In the medicolegal death investigation and death care professions, we spend our careers stepping into some of the hardest moments of other people’s lives. And sometimes we get so good at carrying the weight that nobody realizes how heavy it has become.

So send the text. Make the call. Grab the coffee.

And don’t stop at “How are you?”

Ask again. Sit with them. Listen without trying to fix it. Remind them they don’t have to carry everything alone.

Sometimes checking on your people is nothing more than saying:

“Hey. I was thinking about you. How are you really doing?”

That small moment of connection may matter more than you will ever know.

Strong people need support too.

Check on your people.

Then check on them again. 🖤💜