Drive Means Drive

I've always thought that it would be cool and funny sometimes to have a digital display on the back window of my car that I could input words to display.

You can make all the old folks jokes you want to about Idaho being one of the most dangerous states for senior drivers - but a lot of it isn't their fault

We recently did a survey on Facebook and asked you all what the most difficult driving skill is. And, as expected the answers are all across the board.

Hollie Winnett is the woman charged with hitting and killing firefighter Ryan Franklin, she admitted to doing meth within the last 2 days and that she is currently 26 weeks pregnant.

There are arguably a lot of dangerous intersections in Twin Falls, but none of them compares to how dangerous the I-84 intersection at Highway 69 is in Kuna.

It is a tragedy to lose a family member for any reason. But, what about the driver who is responsible for taking a life in a distracted driving tragedy? This is the story of one Magic Valley woman who knows all too well the pain of being that person.

Speeding in anything increases your chances of something bad happening. That is multiplied when you are also hauling a heavy camper as one family in Washington State found out last week.

This isn't new - but it is still a huge issue across America. Distracted driving is killing American families.

Gordy Schroeder was waiting at the intersection of Falls and Harrison when it happened. His wife, Megan, was on the phone with him when she heard a huge crash. Gordy and Megan have been coping with what happened ever since.

I will admit that I could barely stop laughing long enough to actually write this. But, this is too good to not pass along. There's a brand new survey that has come out with the wacky claim that Idaho has the most courteous drivers.

It is so easy to get tunnel vision when you're driving in some of the rural areas of the Magic Valley. This video shows why it is vital that you stop at absolutely every single stop sign, no matter how remote the area is.

Come thank our First Responders as they exhibit and demonstrate their emergency equipment, procedures and law enforcement programs.