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When it comes to heading out to go to work, or have some winter fun, make sure to follow these tips to make it to your destination safely this winter in Idaho.

Drivers need to stop doing this dangerous habit before more people get hurt, or before someone ends up losing their life.

The toughest maze to navigate is not one made of corn or hay, but one that many Idahoans must try to figure out daily.

There are certain locations and similarities in many of the wrecks in the Magic Valley, and these are the most dangerous places and ways to wreck in the area.

Add not knowing how to stop at stoplights to the list of dumb things Idaho drivers need to figure out.

As school starts back up, there are a few things for adults to be mindful of and some adjustments they will have to make this fall.

Have you ever driven on a road maintained by Satanists?

Are you surprised?

The driving conditions might be better weather-wise, but driving is getting worse, and it will continue to do so moving forward.

Last year a story was released on reasons why Idaho sucks, but here are a few more to add to the list.

Twin Falls Chevrolet offers free shuttle rides to help residents navigate the snowy conditions and reach their destinations.

As closures come in, the list below will be updated, but currently, here are the schools closed for Monday, January 15.

Before you all say get out if you don't like it or get mad, many of you may agree that some of these upgrades are needed.

Idaho State Police recently reported 2 fatal incidents and 1 rollover crash on Idaho roads.

There are some roads that people will avoid like the plague and some roads we can't help but drive. Some of the worst ones are here.

It has also employed construction workers, who get paid well above minimum wage.

A two-vehicle injury crash was reported Thursday morning at the intersection of Park View and Pole Line Road.

A dam at a small rural reservoir in northeast Nevada has breached, flooding part of a county road in Elko County.

The Idaho Transportation Department is seeking public input for its draft long-range plan.

The Idaho Transportation Department and partner AAA Idaho is kicking off the annual winter safety driving campaign. The campaign, called Idaho Ready, is designed to help drivers prepare for challenging conditions on the state's highways and offers information via Facebook, Twitter and a web page...