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There is free entertainment in the Magic Valley but if you wait too long, you will miss out on it for the rest of the year.

What secrets does Twin Falls have, and what have you been missing out on this entire time? Here are some things you might not know.

What would you do? What would you do if driving down the street in town, you saw a big animal walk across the road or down the sidewalk, stopping traffic?

Discover the risks of interacting with moose. Stay safe by keeping your distance!

Recently, a video surfaced online of a large animal doing a little grocery shopping, and it has many talking about it.

Sometimes telling the truth is the best way to go, and here are some of the best excuses to skip work that most bosses will not get mad at in Idaho.

They dissect frogs, right?

While some animals are easier to spot than others, some are hard to see and could lead to you being an accident you don't see coming.

They’re a little bit too large to wrestle down.

Maintain a safe distance.

What should someone do if they see a baby moose that is injured and no mama is around to help it? One man north of Idaho had this decision to make.

A moose doesn’t mean well. Not in my view.

This is a great moose habitat.

There were a few moose spotted recently in the Magic Valley and their behavior and location are what caught everyone's attention.

There are two factors at play here.

The dose used on a moose would kill you.

The officer was out of his truck when a young moose appeared on the tree line.

A moose has been confirmed to have contracted rabies. Moose with rabies is rare but has happened in South Dakota, Minnesota, and Canada. Rabies could possibly infect moose in our area as well.

With the superhero genre being so big these days, it is fair to ask if Idaho had superheroes, what would they be called and what would their powers be?

Moose are generally shy.