monster

When it comes to choosing which body of water to enjoy this summer, the decision can be tough, but be aware that one lake might be home to a monster.

There are a few monsters in the area that can undo all that handwork and wreck Christmas decorations temporarily and permanently.

Alleged sightings of a serpent like creature in the waters of Idaho's Bear Lake have been reported for over 150 years.

Our 'little' city of Twin Falls is getting all grown up and that means more businesses and more jobs available.

If you're looking for work, there are some decent positions available right now. Here's a rundown of what's been listed recently around the Magic Valley.

Two major websites teamed up to find out what states have the workers who love their jobs more than any others. If you want to know who's #1, look in the mirror. Idahoans love their jobs so much it hurts.

The Magic Valley Speedway will host the Malicious Monster Truck Tour this weekend.

Looking for a job is never fun. But, if you're in that unfortunate circumstance, at least there are some decent jobs available in or near Twin Falls. I checked the Monster website and found these new positions that were just posted this week with their descriptions from the companies.

In case you missed the Monster Truck show last night at the Twin Falls County Fair grounds, we took some video for you. The show was filled with monster truck entertainment, RC car fun, a jet powered mini car and a dinosaur that ate a car for dinner...

I am not going to say that there is a Loch Ness Monster or that I believe in Bigfoot - but sometimes it is hard to explain things that actually happen close to where you live. Like this video of a mysterious fish that eats an entire live duck!

Do you believe in Bigfoot? If Bigfoot exists, odds are, he's in the Pacific Northwest.  That's what all the legends say.  Oh . . . and it's also what all the people who live there say. According to a new survey from PR Newswire, 13% of people in Washington state . . . or about one out of eight . . . say that they've either seen Bigfoot themselves, or know someone who has.

If -- for some reason -- you ever wanted to consume more than half (or in some cases almost all) of your daily allotment for calorie intake with one burger, you're in luck. All you have to do is chow down on the newest menu item at Burger King in Japan. The behemoth sandwich, dubbed "Meat Monster," contains a minimum of 1,160 calories.