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While many good things happen this time of year, it is also one of the most annoying times, mainly due to one factor that makes people a little crazy in Idaho.

With school not even a week old for most, is it too soon to be thinking about Halloween already in Idaho?

Before that happens, there is still time to get some things down, but don't hesitate, because you want these done before the brisk bitter cold settles in for good.

Whether you're a homeowner in Idaho or Florida, you've got to be strategic about your cold weather pest defense.

While many of us won't be outside as much anymore, there are still good ways to be a neighbor this fall when you are working outdoors and see them in passing.

As summer winds down, we are entering the best time of the year, but it could also be the worst time of year as well.

It’s worth the risk and I’ll tell you why.

The City of Twin Falls is asking residents to help prevent localized flooding by keeping gutters and curbs clear of debris and leaves near their homes

Despite many of us putting away the lawn mowers, it may be wise to use them one last time before putting them away for good this year.

So if you are looking for ways to keep that power bill down, we have some tips.

Thursday (September 29) is also National Coffee Day and many businesses will be offering deals to celebrate America's favorite bean.

There is so much to do and so many attraction

The Burley Straw Maze and Pumpkin Patch are a must-go each fall, especially if you have a family.

Two men were taken to the hospital Tuesday afternoon after falling from a food processor building

The average daytime high for Twin Falls over the next seven days is going to be roughly 60-degrees.

The Burley Straw Maze and Pumpkin Patch this year is Tune Squad themed and it has become the must go to place for me this fall.

Fall is beautiful around Idaho. I dare say it might be the most beautiful time of the year. I know a lot of people in Idaho truly love this time of year, coming up anyway. Here are all the reasons that it is best to live in Idaho during autumn.

It is almost September, and even if fall doesn't officially start until September 22nd, there are leaves that are going to change within a week or so, if they haven't already slowly started. If you are looking to go check out fall foliage, you better start planning those trips now.

I know, summer time is the most popular time to take the tents and campers out into the wilderness and get away for the weekend. But hear me out, spring time camping is way better in Idaho than summer time camping.

Business opportunities are all around us, I don't see them but other people are more motivated (or perceptive) and see money-making potential everywhere.