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Nicer weather makes getting out a little easier and more encouraging. For those wanting to get out of the house, here are some events and ideas for this weekend.

May is the ideal month for sandboarding and hiking the dunes, as the temperatures tend to remain on the cooler side making the sand perfect for these types of activities.

To most, Idaho is a cheaper state than where they are coming from, and that is what appeals most to them, but maybe Idaho isn't the right state for them to live in.

Make sure to mark your calendars and make plans in advance, to get to as much as you can. Here are some of the events taking place this weekend in the area.

This last week, a man went hiking with his friend in Montana. He was found later, in what is expected to have been a grizzly bear attack.

It was only a joke, but it was enough to upset Will Smith enough to slap a man. What would someone have to say to make an Idahoan make enough to slap them?

There is an event taking place next week that will allow you and your child to hike, stargaze, and learn about the wildlife at night in the area.

If you are looking for some kid-friendly hiking trails that are close enough for a day trip, we have a list for you.

While many kids will want to stay inside and play video games, sleep, or binge-watch something on Netflix, there are many options to keep them busy during the break.

If you're a germaphobe, one comforting fact is that hot springs possess enough heat and minerals to kill off most bacteria, so taking a soak in a tub in the forest isn't going to likely result in any health risk.

A Twin Falls man has gone viral and became an inspiration for people all over the country after he lost 235 pounds and decided to become a healthier and stronger person. His journey was not just about losing weight, but also about finding himself and his happiness again.

About 85 miles southeast of Twin Falls, is City of Rocks National Reserve, and they will be hosting New Year's day adventures with first day of the year hikes.