Traveling

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?

When driving through Idaho specifically, there are parts about getting through the Gem State that are terrible.

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 answer might surprise you...

If someone were to visit California, instead of a lei, like in Hawaii, what should California give them to welcome them to the Golden State?

What would you do? What would you do if you got a spring break as an adult in Idaho? What would you do? Where would you go? How would you spend it?

You don't have to drive far to find some of the best road trips in the country, with a couple of the best being in Idaho.

What would you do if you are flying on a plane this holiday season, and found yourself next to someone fast asleep, but they begin snoring loudly?

These are the things that you miss when away from Twin Falls, and the things you are glad to be away from.

Where are the best places to travel in the United States for the summer, and is Idaho one of the best places for tourists to visit?

Spring break is this week, and there are many options on how to spend it. So which way would you prefer?

It is nice to get out of town for two or three days and there are some neat places near Twin Falls worth taking a few days to visit.

The Idaho Transportation Department has upgraded its traveler information site to check road conditions – just in time for winter.

There have been some changes and improvements made with the TSA checkpoint within the Boise airport.

The 100 Deadliest Days refers to the period of time between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends when there is an increase in the number of deadly crashes.

As of Wednesday afternoon, according to Idaho State Police, 93 people have lost their lives on Idaho roads since Memorial Day.

It’s the kind of news you don’t want to hear: Idaho may set a record for the number of fatality crashes during the “100 Deadliest Days.”

Local and state law enforcement agencies are teaming up to educate Idahoans on the best ways to arrive safe at their destinations.

Starting Memorial Day weekend, the summer travel season officially begins. That means so does the “Click It, Don’t Risk It” campaign, a nationwide effort to encourage drivers to wear seat belts.