Brad Weiser

FSD feels close to autonomous, but Idaho still treats you as the driver. Here’s what that means for texting, alcohol, and where the tech is headed.

If your Idaho refund is delayed and you got a letter that feels suspicious, don’t panic. Here’s how to confirm it’s real, avoid scams, and keep your return moving.

With no snow in mid-February, Magic Mountain is facing a season unlike any in its 20 years under current ownership.

Boise and Twin Falls aren’t short on singles, but the numbers show why dating can still feel rough. We compared total singles and percentage unmarried to explain the disconnect.

Some Idahoans are reposting an obvious government-letter hoax. Before you share, here’s the 60-second verification checklist.

ISP says a driver fled a crash and then drove wrong way on I 84 in Canyon County, triggering a four vehicle collision. A 20 year old passenger died at the scene, and several others were taken to local hospitals.

CDH says it’s investigating nine Ada County illnesses linked to raw milk consumption, with two children hospitalized and several cases confirmed as STEC.

An ITD employee says an SUV entered the construction zone where he was working—forcing him to make a split-second decision to go flat as the vehicle passed over him. He wasn’t hurt, but the SUV tore off his chest pocket.

A mountain lion reported near Lewis-Clark State College on Feb. 1 was later found in Lewiston and euthanized early Feb. 3, according to Idaho Fish and Game.

I hadn’t checked Idaho’s unclaimed property site in years—then I found hundreds of dollars owed to me. Here’s how the site works, how to search it, and how to claim money for a deceased relative.

Idaho Fish and Game has seen some unbelievable poaching cases. Here are eight from the past decade that still feel hard to believe.

A year-round elk herd in southwest Idaho is causing major crop damage. Fish and Game plans to relocate some elk and remove the rest.