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When it comes to Idaho, are you safe, or in danger, and if so, what crimes should you be keeping an eye out for?

Idaho's danger zones extend beyond crime rates, highlighting unexpected threats at popular sites and scenic attractions.

With spring fast approaching, many are looking forward to getting outside once again regularly. This can be fishing, kayaking, doing yard work, or going for a walk or a run outside. Idaho is one of the best places to be outdoors in the entire country and that is why many prefer to take advantage of the nice weather and to get out when the opportunity arises...

In Idaho, you may feel safe, and nobody would want to follow or track you, but you might already have someone doing so without your knowledge.

There are certain states where kids are in more danger, and less safe than others, and it is up to the parents to help protect them as best they can.

There is one way your children in Idaho are being harmed and you may not be aware of it, but with this danger, there are ways to protect them.

What would you do if you found out a stranger had stopped their car to talk to your child, specifically offering them candy on their way home from school?

There have been reports of a strange man asking children if they want candy in the Magic Valley or seen talking to children, and it has many parents spooked.

Brains not required.

While it will take time and patience to get the roads back to normal, it needs to hurry up, because the longer it lasts, it puts drivers in danger.

We can all agree that smart speakers, smartphones, doorbells, and other smart equipment have made life easier, but at what point are they too smart for their good?

Driving anywhere can be dangerous, but there is a specific thing that nobody seems to mention that is dangerous in the area and needs to be addressed.

Sometimes you will come across a video where you think that and wonder how it wasn't recorded here, and I happened to come across a video like that.

Each state has to have a town that is dubbed, 'the most dangerous.' What town or city in Idaho is the most dangerous that you want to avoid?

An extraordinary new video shared by an onlooker at Yellowstone National Park shows the moment a group of terrified park visitors helplessly watched as a massive bison charged a young girl who fell on the ground while fleeing.

Ultimately, your best defense is keeping tabs on what your kids are watching.

It failed because the old boys and the liberals didn’t like the sponsor.

A Twin Falls County deputy is being credited with saving the life of a young man from a bridge that spans the Snake River Canyon

Heat Advisory has been issued for most of the Magic Valley from the National Weather Service in Boise. People need to take extra precaution if they plan to be out in the heat.

Idaho Power Company is warning visitors to their Thousand Springs Plant near Ritter Island to stay away from an inviting pool of crystal clear water