safety

Idaho was listed among the top states where homeowners feel the safest. There's a common misconception that owning a gun and a dog are all a person needs to guarantee safety in their home.

Fireworks, guns, smoking, chains dragging from trucks, campfires, burn piles, and arson are all common starters of grassland and wildfires.

The website also found that a crime occurs on average every five hours in Twin Falls.

Not only is it turning into one of the best places for millennials, but it may also be one of the best places in the country to raise a family as well.

The tourons have already been spotted at Yellowstone this season, so it's no surprise that the National Park Service felt the need to school the masses again.

Seeing as these are popular hangouts for kids in Twin Falls, I would argue we should be doing everything possible to provide additional safety measures for them.

Authorities in Idaho have issued a warning to people that enjoy taking part in activities such as ice fishing after a 40-year-old man drowned in front of family. The incident happened in Bonner County.

The Cassia County Sheriff's Office is asking people to stay off river ice out of concern for the public's safety.

Let's be honest, Idaho's full of animals that you don't want to go toe to toe with.

Keeping the house warm is a top priority, especially for those that have children or elder people living with them, but it can come at a big cost as well.

In Twin Falls, planners should be busy preparing to open the downtown rink in just a couple of weeks. Last year, Magic Valley residents were able to enjoy the city's rink near the splash pad, in Downtown Commons, the second week of December.

Instead of pulling off to the side of the road, I see people trying to jockey for positions during these moments on the roadway. Tow truck drivers have it bad also.