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The College of Southern Idaho will have the air conditioning kicked up for an hour long event focusing on dinosaurs called 'T-Rex."

Summer in the high desert keeps forecasters honest — sunshine one hour, thunder rolling in the next, and your car windows wide open at midnight.

The voting is over and congrats to the winners!

I recently accompanied some friends and family out to the Perrine Coulee to get some photos and enjoy the 'backside of water' on a nearly 90-degree afternoon.

The 2026 Ice Cream Fundae is Saturday from 11:30 AM to 3 PM at the Twin Falls City Park and will include over a dozen flavors to sample.

Two hurdles remain as support grows and the President supports the plan.

The plan is to build a gas station with a convenience store, storage units, and a residential neighborhood.

Bib Brother counted a lot of visitors in the city, and most don't pay local taxes.

The man was bitten in the city of Oroville, California, 70 miles north of Sacramento.

A grandfather followed every rule at Yellowstone — kept his distance, stayed calm — and still ended up airborne. The video is something else.

The old landmark fell on hard times.

We need some genius to come up with a solution.

Designed to inconvenience thousands but with a promise of better driving.

I can't get him to stay inside on a hot day and he doesn't like coming in at night.

Thousand Springs State Park in Hagerman offers both a lazy route and one where the currents will kick your butt if you're not prepared.

When it come to digging for minerals and stones, Idaho offers a bevy of semi-precious and precious finds that are resting in dirt and clay pockets near state rivers, desert canyons, and jagged mountain peaks.

This is a responsibility we take with reverence because we would expect the same if accused.

Stealing a bicycle from a child is about as dirty a crime as they come.

The list of celebrities who are buying up Gem State land and vacationing there annually seems to be getting larger each year. One of the most recent to relocate to Idaho was Landman actress Ali Larter.

Crackles, hisses, whistles, and booms could be heard all week throughout southern Idaho as the United States celebrated its 250th anniversary of gaining independence.