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"In other words ... Twitter will continue to be bad for society."

“Choke, Leafs, choke!”

The month of April was a game-changer. We started getting more nice days which meant more people outdoors on adventures and sharing their fun on social media.

How do your nightstands compare to ours?

I'm a fan of bad jokes, I am a dad after all and it's part of my job.

I can't but wonder how much longer you'll be hearing conservative talk radio.

Right now it seems almost calm around town, especially compared to the craziness of November.

The Twitter world is responding to a picture recently shared by a woman named Amber, who claims to be a southern Idaho resident, former veteran and environmentalist.

A global pandemic apparently isn't enough to stop the world from enjoying the beauty and activity options around Twin Falls.

I'm guilty of this. I've shared links on social media without reading them.

If you ever wondered - the internet is a weird place.

We had good sunshine early this week and people were taking full advantage of the warmth and heading outside and chronicling their adventures on social media.

Calling liberals useful idiots is an insult to idiots.

I'm not easy to impress when it comes to pictures of Shoshone Falls. I've taken many of my own and shared many of others. But, there was one pic of our beloved waterfalls that was shared on Twitter that took my breath away. So, I will share what she shared to see if I can take yours away now.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones appeared this morning on NFL Network, which decided to let fans submit questions to him on Twitter using the hashtag #AskJerryJones. COMING UP: Owner, President & GM of the @dallascowboys will be LIVE on @NFLHQ ! Tw ...

First there was a deal. Then there wasn't. And a player was caught in the middle, on camera in front of millions.

Have you seen Twitter's new look yet? Everything is getting bigger, but is it better?

It was eight years ago that Twitter moved onto the social media stage.  To celebrate, the company is inviting users to join its founders for a trip back in time...all the way to their very first tweet.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. vowed before the race that he'd join Twitter if he won the Daytona 500. Late Sunday night, that statement turned into reality.

You may be annoyed with some of the things your friends are posting on Facebook and Twitter about the 'Breaking Bad' finale. We are too, and thus decided to offer up a list of some of the most irritating reactions people are having towards the finale of (un)arguably the greatest show of all time.