Memorial day

It always begins at the ballot box. It’s a function of a peaceful culture.

Join us in paying tribute to the brave men and women who have laid down their lives in service to our nation this Memorial Day.

We need to restore reverence.

Memorial Day became a federal holiday in 1971. Here is a look at how Americans have celebrated through the years while also honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

Many events are happening this holiday weekend, so get up, get out, and have some fun this weekend by going to one of them.

The answer might surprise you...

The line says freedom isn’t free. I don’t believe you can ever wear it out.

My old man died from cardiac arrest on President's Day of 2023 at St. Luke's Magic Valley. He's been on my mind a lot lately, and although he didn't die while on active duty, I'm still going to honor his contribution to our country all weekend long.

We hope you have a great holiday weekend. We salute our American fallen military heroes.

There are always events taking place in the Magic Valley, and this holiday weekend is no different.

Twin Falls is one of the best places in the country for Memorial Day due to a unique event that helps raise awareness and funds for veterans.

Two days later this week we’re expecting highs near 80 degrees.

The afternoon also aims at raising awareness of the sad reality of veteran suicide, which claimed more than 500 lives in 2018 and continues to happen at a high rate in the country, according to a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs annual suicide prevention report.

The technology company, GasBuddy, has predicted these high fuel costs to be the norm through at least June.

The time known as the "100 Deadliest Days" began on Monday, and will last through the Labor Day holiday.

They’re not forgotten.

The flags were a nice touch this Memorial Day.

There was still a crowd. I walked home soaked.

It's probably not a bad idea to carry some extra gasoline with you as well. Those pumps are going to be very busy.

While others may have been taking the day off, Idahoans in the Treasure Valley honored those died for our freedom.