Videos

Nobody knows everything. Not even my wife, and she knows a lot. But it’s still surprising, and sad, when the internet gifts us videos of people who don’t know basic information.

If you are of the mindset that you should learn something new every day, this could be that thing. It could also be the thing that makes you feel dumb.

Idaho is beautiful. Even the gross places like Chubbuck are better than most cities in other states.

The near hit was caught on camera by the Idaho State Police Trooper, Trooper Daniel, as he was clearing hazardous metal debris on Interstate 84 in Nampa.

There’s a reason I don’t trust a lot of social media influencers. This is one of them.

We know people come from all over the world to visit Southern Idaho, specifically Twin Falls, for two reasons. They come to see the Shoshone Falls and to BASE jump from the Perrine Bridge.

When it comes to decorating for Christmas, the setup can range from a single strand of lights to a glowing presentation that would make Clark Griswold jealous.

I’ve lived here for nearly 20 years and had no idea that the river, rocks, and vegetation leading to the Perrine Coulee Waterfall were so beautiful.

The Magic Valley Airshow was a few weeks ago, and I’m still floored by how amazing it was. I’m also amazed that there was a performance that wasn’t publicized and that very few people saw. It involved jets, LED Lights, and fireworks.

Reports on the event say that anywhere between 15 and 18 animals were killed, and the remaining 27 that were captured safely were taken to a preserve in California.

What do you think? Are these videos funny or the real reason Colbert is getting the Colboot?

A recent video out of Idaho went viral on TikTok, racking up millions of views, thousands of likes, and hundreds of comments.

One of the latest Perrine Bridge BASE jumps we came across features a beauty in pink, and videos of the jumps were shared on social media.

A TikTok post has sparked a serious conversation about car safety—one woman’s close call could change how we think about our own habits in the passenger seat.

Over 11,000 acres are ablaze in Southern Utah, but it’s the dramatic firenado stealing the spotlight—an awe-inspiring force of nature with a dangerous twist.

There's something electrifying about watching someone leap off a bridge, especially when it's not just for the thrill but for a creative twist—like paddleboarding mid-air!

The bride's late father was honored in a special way thanks to a surprise "something blue" organized by her mother.

Going from 300 CFS to 3,000 is huge. That’s ten times as much water and a 1,000 percent increase going over the Shoshone Falls.

Picture this: a snowy Idaho highway and a semi-truck that’s got everyone scratching their heads. What’s the mistake that’s got the internet buzzing?

Biscuit Basin has been quiet since July’s chaos, but a minor eruption has sparked renewed interest. What does it all mean for park visitors?