When it come to digging for minerals and stones, Idaho offers a bevy of semi-precious and precious finds that are resting in dirt and clay pockets near state rivers, desert canyons, and jagged mountain peaks.
July is going to be another huge month for fishing in Idaho. Idaho Fish and Game has plans to release more than 110,000 rainbow trout into fishing holes across the state.
Remember the first time you tasted a burger that stopped you in your tracks? Boise’s kicking out flavors that’ll make you want to come back for seconds—or thirds!
The list of celebrities who are buying up Gem State land and vacationing there annually seems to be getting larger each year. One of the most recent to relocate to Idaho was Landman actress Ali Larter.
The Claremont Fire burned more than 2,000 acres in the Boise Foothills, reminding all of us how quickly wildfires can spread. Here’s the latest update and simple ways we can help prevent future fires.
Boise is drawing a clear line between e-bikes and high-powered e-motos. A new city ordinance requires registration, insurance, licensing, and motorcycle endorsements for faster electric motorcycles. Here’s what every Treasure Valley rider and parent should know.
Think America’s 250th birthday celebration ended with the fireworks? Think again. Idaho has events, exhibits, volunteer opportunities, and community celebrations continuing through 2027. Here’s how you can be part of history.
Over the weekend, Idaho State Police reported three separate serious accidents on Idaho highways. Four people were taken by air ambulance to local hospitals, three others were taken by ground ambulance, and one of the accidents was fatal.
Fresh, small-batch ice cream. Homemade toppings. Three Treasure Valley locations. This week’s National Ice Cream Month stop takes us to LoveJoy’s Ice Cream—and it’s definitely worth saving room for dessert.
It was a lot of bad happening in a short amount of time: running a light, ending up sideways in traffic, jumping a curb, and zipping through a parking lot.
Crackles, hisses, whistles, and booms could be heard all week throughout southern Idaho as the United States celebrated its 250th anniversary of gaining independence.