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The month of April was a game-changer. We started getting more nice days which meant more people outdoors on adventures and sharing their fun on social media.

How do your nightstands compare to ours?

I'm a fan of bad jokes, I am a dad after all and it's part of my job.

Right now it seems almost calm around town, especially compared to the craziness of November.

The Twitter world is responding to a picture recently shared by a woman named Amber, who claims to be a southern Idaho resident, former veteran and environmentalist.

A global pandemic apparently isn't enough to stop the world from enjoying the beauty and activity options around Twin Falls.

You have to credit this one for having a good heart and even better intentions. She came across what she thought was a dog that was hit by a car and rescued him. Later, she found out that she had actually rescued a wild coyote.

I'm guilty of this. I've shared links on social media without reading them.

April 21st, here we come.

If you ever wondered - the internet is a weird place.

We had good sunshine early this week and people were taking full advantage of the warmth and heading outside and chronicling their adventures on social media.

Following the news of his death at the age of 81, friends, political colleagues, and other public figures have shared their reactions on Twitter