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In April of 2019, crew member Jay Wasley posted a picture of a favorite local Twin Falls waterfall. It's obvious the team enjoys coming to southern Idaho.

Yellowstone's plot centers around the trials and tribulations of the Dutton family, who run the largest cattle ranch in the state. The show also features some pretty great music from bands that pass through southern Idaho from time to time.

I know this crime was committed a long time ago, but there are many Idahoans who haven't yet learned all the details behind this horrible crime. I don't blame the investigators, but instead, those who kept this horrible, shameful secret.

A new drama series is coming out on another streaming service that tells the story in a different light.

Lori Vallow is on record as making incredibly bizarre comments regarding the kids, including referring to one of the victims as a "zombie." There are also a string of suspicious deaths related to the family in the months leading up to the disappearance of the kids.

If you have been experiencing unexplained phenomena at your Idaho residence that you believe could be paranormal, then following one of the program's social media pages and sending a direct message is one way to get the attention of producers.

The 2013 murder of a well-liked, Emmett, Idaho, saddle maker has received its own episode in a true-crime series airing on the Investigation Discovery network.

"Happy Accidents" are encouraged at an upcoming Bob Ross painting workshop series to be held at the Historic Wilson Theatre in Rupert, Idaho. Seats are limited, so you have to reserve a spot quickly.

The new clip--because you can't really call it a trailer at just five-seconds--does show one of the most popular characters, "Rip," played by actor Cole Hauser, coming to the aid of Kevin Costner, who plays ranch owner John Dutton.

Each survivalist, which is made of both men and women, has to spend the longest they can out in complete isolation, armed with only their 10 chosen supplies and a couple cameras to film themselves.

In past years, the series has been released on Father's Day, which is coming June 20; it's also the first day of summer.

This is way cool! A new children's book series written and illustrated by Idahoans focuses on teaching children (and adults for that matter) Idaho history and encourages them to explore our great state.