vacation

Why would you choose a staycation over a vacation? Well you may be in one of the best places to relax and have fun already.

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?

It’s a trip for people who need an attitude adjustment.

The winners will have until February of 2024 to take the trip. The deadline to enter the contest is February 10, 2022.

Here’s a question. Are the tourists welcome?

I think it's safe to say people are itching and excited to get out of their houses and adventure this summer.

Maybe summer of 2022.

If you have out-of-state friends or family that haven't had the chance to visit southern Idaho, you might want to give them a heads up about this contest.

Wouldn’t it be nice to live somewhere just like this?

There are so many things to see in Montana, but if you're planning to vacation there, make sure you see these cool spots.

Spring day trips and summer vacations can take you to some pretty cool and, if you are adventurous, new places in Idaho.

There are moments when you look at the world around you and you’ve got all the evidence you need for proof of the Almighty.

A Washington couple is suing an Idaho county for a landslide that destroyed their vacation home.

And if going on a road trip where would you stop for wings?

My goal is a few days away in an affordable hotel near things worth visiting.

The Red Light plays a bit on Wallace’s checkered past.

I look at vacation days like little gifts from the Bossman. If I don't use them I look ungrateful...so I use them all. I am in the minority on this in Idaho though.

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) — Visitation to Yellowstone National Park during June is down 4.8 percent from a year ago but is still the second-busiest June on record in the nation's first national park.

This morning I learned that 33% of us go on vacation in the same place every year. At first I thought...well, that's lame. I quickly remembered that no vacation is lame.

I love living in Idaho but I also love vacations. The more I vacation, the more I love Idaho. The only vacation that I can't seem to wrap my head around is a cruise. I'll float on an inflatable raft and camp for a week on the side of an Idaho river, but I won't get on a 1,000' ship and float into the middle of the ocean. No way!