Weird News

A southern Idaho resident recently reported seeing something remarkable in the sky over a section of the Snake River southwest of Boise.

I don't know about you, but my interest in the future of teddy bears has just grown tenfold.

Social media influencers have found a way to make a living doing all sorts of stuff online. Some take very real risks to achieve an Internet presence.

Few places in this world inspire more sorrow and contemplation than a cemetery. They are mysterious, dismal places for most, and some have developed a reputation that draws people to them.

Another southern Idaho resident has filed a report with a national center for unexplained aerial phenomena. This makes multiple, investigated sightings in the region in the month of October.

A small section of shoreline along U.S. Highway 93 in southeastern Idaho has been the site of numerous, unexplained occurrences for more than 2,000 years.

Yet, when you read the comments from people who actually attended school there, as in a 2020 Meta post, they are overwhelmingly skeptical.

As smartphones light up our evenings, the charm of bedtime stories fades. But one tale, the Green Ribbon, still pulls at heartstrings.

A recent sighting near Caldwell has people buzzing—something mysterious in the early morning sky, and it's not just a weather balloon.

Cemeteries freak some people out. I've always found them to be peaceful, beautiful, and a place to sit and get lost loved ones caught up on life.

Picture a beast with the body of a sea snake and the trunk of an elephant. This legend has been swimming around since 1868.

When traveling by car at night, our minds can play tricks on us, especially if we're passing through an unfamiliar, remote area.