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You probably know about the state vegetable of Idaho...the potato. You've likely heard about the official state bird and fish. However, are you familiar with Idaho's state soil? Or how about the official state dance of Idaho? This knowledge may seem useless, but you never know when it might help you win a random trivia night...

There are a lot of interesting facts about Idaho and if you talk to an Idahoan, chances are they have told you over and over again how amazing it is to live here and visit here. We have some facts that show just how awesome Idaho is in comparison to others because Idaho just does things better

Three top gubernatorial candidates with widely different backgrounds share similar views on managing Idaho's wildlife conservation and access to public lands.

Stage 1 fire restrictions will be lifted on the Sawtooth National Forest's northern zone this weekend by fire managers. Officials say the restrictions will end at midnight September 17th.

Home games on The Blue just got better.

Source: WalletHub If you've started a career in Idaho, you may agree or disagree with this Wallet Hub research.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) The management of public lands will be the topic of discussion at an upcoming College of Southern Idaho forum featuring the Idaho Attorney General as guest speaker.

Recently, the Kimberly Bulldog Football team won the Quarter-Final against South Fremont!

What is the happiest state you've ever lived in or visited? For me, California, Texas and of course Idaho comes to mind.

This is interesting. Slate came up with official words or slang terms that help define each state. Some of them make sense and others seem to have make no sense at all. Alabama cattywampus (adjective): crooked, tipped over, sideways, crazy, messed up Who came up with this cattywampus campaign slogan?

This will keep you entertained for HOURS! If you have ever wondered what people in each state Google the most, here is a complete list curtousey of Estately.

BP has paid more than $754 MILLION to state and city governments in the Gulf Coast region because of the oil spill.  The money came with almost no strings attached . . . just that it had to be loosely tied to recovering from the spill.