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The holidays are here and there's no one who enjoys them more than our beloved pets! They love their reindeer horns, Santa hats, bad doggie Christmas sweaters, and candy cane shaped chew toys!

Being left-handed, I've come to terms that the world is made for right-handed people. Everything from scissors to toilet paper dispensers are made for the right. But I didn't realize being left-handed meant I would wind up poor. An economist named Joshua Goodman at Harvard University just released the results of a study of more than 47,000 people, and found lefties earn less money than righties...

The holidays are here and there's no one who enjoys them more than our beloved pets! They love their reindeer horns, Santa hats, bad doggie Christmas sweaters, and candy cane shaped chew toys!

On Friday, November 27th, kick off the holidays in the Magic Valley at the 25th Annual Christmas in the Nighttime Sky!

As we start shipping our Christmas presents cross-country, here are some great tips to make sure your package gets there safe and sound.

If you're picking out Halloween candy and you care about into this sort of stuff,  I found this list of what they say is the unhealthiest candy you can buy.

On October 31st, celebrate Halloween with your little ghosts and goblins the safe, fun, and free way at Trick or Treat on Bish's Street!

Here's a list of corn mazes in Twin Falls and Magic Valley area for the 2015 Halloween season.

Here's everything you need to know about the Haunted Swamp attraction in Twin Falls for the 2015 Halloween season.

The list includes the first female serial killer, a world-renowned author, and one of the most beautiful women in America!

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Residents in west-central Idaho near the town of Riggins have been told to flee due to a wildfire that expanded to 40 square miles Thursday, an 11-square-mile jump.

MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — The Moscow Police Department is not filing any charges against a group of University of Idaho football players who took about $400 worth of clothing from the campus store after football coach Paul Petrino returned the items.