Tech

Some Idaho AT&T customers may be experiencing an inability to make and receive phone calls.

Something weird is happening on Google Maps right now. When people enter Idaho, there's a mysterious man that pops up on their phone and welcomes them. Seriously.

Believe it or not, the Internet can be useful sometimes. This is one of those times. Finally, there's an app that can clue you in to whether the ice cream machine at McDonalds is broken.

I have a crazy beautiful drone video to share from a very unexpected place - a Canadian truck driver who recently cruised through Twin Falls.

We have a hard time not showing off this time of year. It's hard to beat Idaho for amazing colors once the leaves start to change. There's a brand new drone video that proves what I'm talking about.

Here's a weird one for you. (Let's act like I've never said that before) What would you say if I told you I found some amazing drone video of Sun Valley's Trail Creek? Sounds good, right? What would you say if I told you it had a bunch of very depressing blues music, too?

Trolls don't just live in fairy tales or under bridges anymore (could you imagine the size of a troll under the Perrine Bridge though - yikes). Trolls now also hide behind fake names and firewalls online.

If you're a woman at risk of having breast cancer, there is a new technology available in the Magic Valley. It's 3D mammography and it could potentially save your life.

This will not come as a shock to women around these parts, but us guys are a special kind of creature. Our species is not known for making good decisions when left alone and this video shows what can possibly happen.

This report surprised me. No offense to the internet providers in the Magic Valley, but speed is not the word that comes to mind when I think of our service in these parts. It appears that my perception is wrong since two of the Idaho counties with the fastest internet are apparently us.

If real reality isn't real enough for you, there is now a virtual reality arcade in Eagle, Idaho.

There is new technology that will change everything. It's potentially a transportation system that exceeds 200 MPH and there's a new video of it that will make you want it in Idaho now.