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If I had to pick a film that came close to mildly freaking me out in recent years, I'd have to acknowledge "Hereditary," which landed at #4 on this list.

More than 30% of mothers monitored in the study were prescribed such macrolide antibiotics, according to the data.

Do you think that you are a cat whisperer? I'll admit that I've always had a fondness for cats and always connected with them and then I got my little kitty Boo 17 years ago and I always felt that I knew what he was thinking for the most part and always had an idea of what he wanted from m…

We aren't doing all that bad in the grand scheme of things.

The combination of having little to no income, and no on-site laundromat, is at least a good excuse to recycle the same articles of clothing from time to time.

An expert in the field of psychology says that human beings are happier the earlier they decorate for holidays.

MINIDOKA, Idaho (KLIX) Recently, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game along with the US Fish and Wildlife Service gathered hundreds of young pelicans to be tagged for future identification and study.

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Researchers in Yellowstone National Park are getting a better understanding of secretive cougars through DNA analysis of scat and hair, along with photographs and specially equipped GPS collars.

MCCALL, Idaho (KLIX) Idaho Fish and Game caught a rare sight in one of its wildlife cameras near McCall that is part of a four state study to determine how the mammals travel.

WASHINGTON D.C. (KLIX) Idaho senators Jim Risch and Mike Crapo have reacted to a new report saying Idaho ranks fifth in the nation when it comes to Volunteer service.

Science is great! Even the happiest person can feel down in the dumps some days. So how do you get that little bit of a pick me up or mood booster when you are feeling low? Science says that positive passwords can improve your mood.

According to a new survey, 92% of Americans say that they want to get a new job next year and 83% will be doing some serious job hunting. Only a mind-blowing 5% of people plan on being at their current job one year from now.
The researchers say,
These numbers should signal a wake-up call for top manag…