The Morning Show with Greg

As I was researching content over the weekend on Idaho's most disturbing true haunting stories, I came across accounts by a former southern Idaho resident that were both shocking and convincing.

The male was referred to as Jerry, and the female's name is Weir, according to the missing persons' Meta page.

While there aren't any catastrophic blazes presently wreaking havoc in the Gem State, there is still plenty of smoke in the sky from the Panhandle to the southern desert.

The state's blend of rugged backcountry, natural waterfalls, clean rivers and lakes, and abundance of incredible camping destinations has finally been given the flowers it deserves as America's best place to pitch a tent or park a trailer.

The family of a young southern Idaho boy has asked the community for prayers and support as they prepare to face a huge health challenge.

Washington State has had it's first reported potential Bigfoot sighting in quite a while.

Idaho is no stranger to high-profile murder cases.

You won't believe what's been spotted in the skies above Idaho. Local residents are buzzing about mysterious objects that seem to dance through the air.

I heard over the weekend that a woman made national headlines for allegedly confronting a young boy at a water park for doing something that people go to water parks to do.

I came across a couple of fashion websites that believe they know what Idaho women want more than anything to be seen in around the pool, river, and lake.

It's been a spell since something fueled sequel rumors to the most famous film ever shot in the Gem State. So, this is interesting.

The racing community of Idaho is mourning the death of a true NASCAR legend.