Nate Bird

There are two questions that every superhero has to answer: will you reveal your identity and will you use your power for good or evil.

We know the stereotypes non-Idahoans have of this potato-filled-backwoodsy state of ours and that many are either completely wrong or just outdated.

I'm beginning to think I have real life monsters in my home. And, unlike Sasquatch, I have legit photo evidence that proves me right.

There will be St. Patrick's Day festivities in Twin Falls this year. So, take that you drawn-out pandemic.

If you are looking for a whole kitten caboodle, clowder, clutter, or a single kitty be sure to check out the felines waiting at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter.

Are you hiding in your bathroom to get some alone time? Making up excuses to go for a drive to a store or somewhere (anywhere) that isn't your house?

I don't thinks tourists are prepared for their first visit to Idaho. There are stereotypes about Idahoans and our land that don't hold true in real life.

If you are in an eligible group and have decided to get the vaccine, how do you know where to get it?

Traffic lights are a necessary bump in our otherwise perfectly flowing lives. The days when our lives are running less than smooth, they become our worst enemy.

I was today years old when I learned something confusing about our weather forecasts.

I'm going to assume the study was actually flawed and the Idahoans who responded didn't hear the question right as they were too busy eating plates of bacon.

I kindly informed my daughter that there is a place for garbage in the door and she seemed surprised.