Snake River

You must cross the canyon in some form to head north, but would adding another bridge be a good idea for Twin Falls, and if so, where should it be?

Learn how the Idaho State Department of Agriculture is managing the spread of quagga mussels in local water systems.

Living near the Snake River Canyon, we may take it for granted that we can go whenever we want to kayak, boat, swim, fish, or soak in the view.

You still have time to see it.

Vince McMahon has a new Netflix coming out chronicling his life and the controversy surrounding him... but did you know he has a strong Idaho connection?

Instead of sitting at home in front of the AC, try going to these places to cool off during the hot summer days in the Magic Valley.

Perhaps residents should stop visiting Blue Heart and tourists should stay away. Here are some reasons why to avoid Blue Heart this summer.

The penalties for accidentally touching off a wildfire are stiff. Both criminal and civil. Intentionally trying to harm others?

I grew up in a small town and we had our share of village idiots. We didn’t need more.

Maybe we could both agree that we live through cycles of alternating dry and wet.

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

This one is obvious when you think about it.

Some could even take shelter in a boat or kayak.

Do you have a favorite spot in southern Idaho where you enjoy watching the sun go down? Maybe it's your back porch.

Milner Dam will release more water, increasing to 1,500 cubic feet per second (cfs) on June 15th bumping to 3,000 cfs on the 16th. This increase in flow will keep up until July 11th.

If you’re on the water, have a life vest.

Southern Idaho rescue teams are on high alert presently, and sadly, the odds they will be dispersed to assist in recovery efforts are high heading into the long weekend break.

Dogs love being out on the Snake River too, and one dog, in particular, appears to be a big fan of the hobby.

That doesn't happen east of the great river or in California.

Those in the know when it comes to mineralogy are saying that the mountain runoff will be so strong this summer that huge amounts of gold that have been entombed in rocks and clay pockets will likely be jolted free and will be sitting on river banks just waiting to be found; some are saying 2023 could be a "new gold rush."