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Matt has over 20,000 subscribers, which is unsettling to think this many people are possibly emulating his stunts.

Idaho is awesome. It doesn't matter the season: Idaho wins.

Recently a video online showed how not to react when something scares you, and to make matter worse, it all happened in front of the person's coworkers.

You don't need flashy lights and booming voices. All you need is some good footage of Southern Idaho and people will want to come visit or even live here.

Believe it or not but Twin Falls has been around a lot longer than the internet.

There's a new video on YouTube that takes clips from Spongebob Squarepants and uses them to represent each of the United States.

The pairing of the video with music from Creedence is just the cherry on top. This is America and it looks fun.

I feel like this short video has left me with more questions than any cliff-hanger ending to a TV episode ever has.

It really doesn't get any better than this video for those that enjoy fishing.

A man sitting next to her with the same amount of food on his plate had barely finished half by the time Huang took her last bite of pancake.

Portable furnaces and internal heating sources for the tent won't be needed after May in Idaho, as the temperatures by June will likely be too warm for such additional equiptment. So, enjoy these last six weeks or so of hot tent camping.

She wolfed down the “Train Wreck” in just over 10 minutes.

This was an interesting find on YouTube today: a hunter from Delaware was headed to Wisconsin and ended up in Idaho.

We know the stereotypes non-Idahoans have of this potato-filled-backwoodsy state of ours and that many are either completely wrong or just outdated.

You might be surprised by this, but some comedians like to toe the line between funny and offensive.

Which streaming service has become the go-to choice for Idahoans during the COVID-19 pandemic?

"Bison Boys" is an independently produced docuseries that follows a ranching family and its business practices in eastern Idaho and Montana.

Over the course of 2020 and a global pandemic, people continued to visit Twin Falls and post their videos on YouTube.

While most of us visit the supply closet to grab some toner or Post-it notes, one talented musician regularly uses it to drop some mind-blowing melodies on his trombone.

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