Sun Valley

The Trailing of the Sheep Festival is a yearly tradition in Sun Valley where you can literally watch hundreds of sheep parading through the city streets. The entire festival is a celebration of Basque culture that helped shape the area.

It is almost September, and even if fall doesn't officially start until September 22nd, there are leaves that are going to change within a week or so, if they haven't already slowly started. If you are looking to go check out fall foliage, you better start planning those trips now.

And don’t make Bruce angry. Hans Gruber learned the hard way.

This week there has been a couple of different avalanche warnings expressed by the Sawtooth Avalanche Center in Ketchum. Several of avalanches occurred this week and a specialist breaks it down, and shows some awesome photos.

It sounds a little morbid, but going to visit famous people's graves is kind of amazing. There are some pretty famous people buried in Idaho. We have a list of some of them that you definitely want to see.

It earned 3 Academy Award nominations.

While most of us don't have the kind of money it would take to acquire such a property as "The Renegade Ranch," we all have imaginations and the ability to admire something beautiful.

Due to the popularity of Paul's Boise property, reservations do fill up quickly. You might have to search the Airbnb site for a few minutes, but you should eventually come across it.

It's obvious that the Trailing of The Sheep Festival in Ketchum is unlike anything else. Even Oprah says it's one of the 20 best fall festivals in the United States.

The most common complaint I hear when people come to visit is Craters of the Moon. I've been a few times and agree. Craters is my definition of a tourist trap.

Idaho is a great state for those who love to play in the snow and a recent article says we have the most authentic ski town in all of North America.

The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch in several areas of central Idaho, including the Sun Valley region, until 6 p.m. today, according to the Pocatello office.