moving

It's no secret that a large number of Idahoans aren't fans of the rate at which the state is growing, particularly those driving moving trucks from California. New data suggests that those in the Gem State that have packed up and left for various reasons are heading west themselves.

Figuring out where to move to can be stressful and finding the right place isn't easy, but Twin Falls seems to be a prime location for many to call home.

With a constantly changing world, and millennials all across the United States, where are they thriving the most, and where are they struggling the most?

Idaho Real Estate agent posted a video urging Californians to flee to Idaho and honestly, he isn't wrong.

While some movies will walk away Sunday night as the picture of the year, it got me thinking about what are the best movies to be recorded here in Idaho.

While there may be no possible way to see when an attack would come or if the people of Idaho would be hit, it's always best to prepare and think ahead just in case.

The electric bill will be high as heaters are on high frequently, but there are some alternative ways to stay warm this winter.

Moving is tough. It takes time, money and patience. With kids, it adds to the stress and adds another dimension and unknown you can't prepare for.

There is a lot that goes into moving to a new state. You first have to find a home, then get to know your new coworkers, learn your new job, and those are just the big things.

The beauty of the Sawtooth Mountains and areas such as Stanley Lake and Ketchum made living in Idaho worthwhile.

Buying a house is a big investment. It is one of the goals all people have in life. Moving to a new state and finding a new home can be extremely stressful.

"We are currently running a two to three-week waiting list because so many people are moving here," said an employee of one of these Twin Falls businesses. The other two we contacted gave us similar estimations.