accidents

What sadly is happening in Idaho needs to stop though, and that is that far too many fatal incidents are occurring and it needs to end before it is too late.

There were 3 serious accidents on November 9th and 10th, 2 with fatalities.

Just because Labor Day is over now and school is back in session, doesn’t mean Idaho roads are any less dangerous. If anything, this last week has been worse than any week during the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer.

The Idaho State Police reported 6 major accidents over the weekend that resulted in serious injuries and 5 deaths across Southern Idaho.

One accident involved a motorcycle rider, another ended in the death of a teen, and a third victim was a young man from Twin Falls.

Over the long holiday weekend for Memorial Day in Idaho, there were 2 fatality vehicle accidents reported by the Idaho State Police. Both accidents are under investigation.

My advice to people planning to visit the park soon is to pay attention, and not become one of these statistics. Cameras have zoom lenses for a reason.

Instead of pulling off to the side of the road, I see people trying to jockey for positions during these moments on the roadway. Tow truck drivers have it bad also.

Yellowstone National Park is not a petting zoo.

The maker of one of the country's most popular treadmills has issued a national recall after dozens of users have reported injuries.

A right turn and you'll probably lose a rear quarter panel.

Idaho State Police is currently investigating multiple crashes on I-84 between milepost 227 and 233, east of Burley

Ten percent can be considered a big spike.

The 5-1-1 travel information system for Idaho will be down late Wednesday for maintenance.

The thaw may be slow in coming.

State police reported several fatal crashes during the Labor Day holiday weekend that is considered the end of the "100 Deadliest Days."

Several trucks were involved in accidents during the weekend in southern Idaho

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) – A cyclist was hit by a pickup truck just after 10 a.m. on Thursday.

Sheriff’s Deputies, local police departments and state police all share the same story.  Idaho’s roads are more dangerous this summer.  More so than usual.  One deputy tells Newsradio1310 KLIX it isn’t for a lack of people wearing seatbelts...

Freezing rain yesterday morning caught several Magic Valley motorists off guard and caused several accidents.  Clear Lakes Grade north of Buhl was closed for a time while police investigated an accident in which a milk truck rolled due to slick roads.