texting

The texting problem: Idaho sets an example while California falls behind.

If people didn't have their phones in the bathroom, how much more time would they have to enjoy the day and get other things done at work or at home?

Last year a story was released on reasons why Idaho sucks, but here are a few more to add to the list.

For the better or for the worse is up for debate, but communication is evolving all the time, and Idaho seems to be falling behind when it comes to texting.

St Luke's texts will now come from 71434. Text HELP for help & STOP to opt out. Msg frequency varies. Msg & date rates may apply.

What would you do? What would you do if you set an alarm for the morning, but wake up thirty minutes before it is set to go off?

During the winter, it wasn't uncommon to see some bizarre driving habits on the ice, people often aren't paying attention or are driving recklessly.

The Magic Valley had a lot to say on this topic and here are some of the best responses:

The mild weather has also brought out bikers.

Talking on the phone isn't the only thing you can get pulled over for according to the new law. Here's why.

Almost one third of the traffic deaths that happened on Idaho roadways during this year's "100 Deadliest Days," which is the nickname for the time period between Memorial Day and Labor Day, were due to distracted driving.

This is making one state government salivate at the potential for taxing texts.