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As summer passed by, the Transportation Security Administrator saw an uptick in one particular item that is NOT permitted as part of your carry-on items.

For anyone who was young on 9-11, it’s hard to remember what being at an airport was like without TSA agents and security checkpoints.

For many Idahoans, Labor Day Weekend means one last chance to get out and explore before the leaves change and cooler weather sets in.

What would you do if you were on a road trip, traveling to Boise, or in the car for a bit and someone got sick and said they needed to throw up?

What does Twin Falls need, and why would tourists flock to a town in Idaho to enjoy it? The answer is one that most would enjoy.

Everyone going through Idaho should take the best road trip in the Gem State at least once in life.

Tourists are visiting a Johnson City, Tennessee cemetery to see this unique gravesite complete with a bottle opener.

They thought they'd pull a fast one on TSA agents.

You may just consider flying carry-on only with some of the airlines that underperformed in this category.

You might want to make some adjustments to your summer roadtrip.

Idaho is filled with cool and quirky attractions that make our home state a cool vacation destination.

There was a 24-hour restaurant and you could see the shower from the bed.

There are also certain hotels with history around the world that many look forward to staying out, and one iconic hotel is closing its doors this year for good.

The story of gas prices this summer will be all too familiar to drivers looking for relief.

It's officially April, and Idahoans are eager to embrace the outdoors again. With the better, warmer weather, exploring new destinations in Idaho...

It's hard to believe some people need to be told NOT to be a creep who records people. Yet, here we are.

The cruise industry has an entire secret code system so passengers aren't alarmed.

Idaho winters tend to linger for quite some time, but once the warmth arrives, Idahoans eagerly embrace the outdoors. Exploring new destinations...

U.S. Travel Association forecasts that leisure travel in 2024 will be 4% higher than it was in 2019.

The perfect destination for a trip could be hiding in your home state!