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Nilles assumed the mantle from the late Neil Peart with style and grace.

Tornadoes are rare here, but they have happened many times over the years. A reported tornado at the Utah/Idaho border on Sunday has some people questioning what actually happened.

If you hate traffic, walking, parking, or people, you might be better off watching the live video feeds of the National Park rather than visiting during a peak tourist season.

A video posted on TikTok recently went viral, but it left some residents in Southern Idaho wondering if it was fake. To be fair, with the daily improvements in AI capabilities, it’s hard to tell sometimes.

A recent video posted online shows a world-famous competitive eater in Southern Idaho attempting a food challenge, with a twist. Instead of just doing the challenge once within the allotted time, he tried to do it twice.

I don’t know if they are supposed to open their eyes when they get sprayed, since most of them are closed tight, but one of the guys in these videos gets blasted with his eyes open.

Nobody knows everything. Not even my wife, and she knows a lot. But it’s still surprising, and sad, when the internet gifts us videos of people who don’t know basic information.

If you are of the mindset that you should learn something new every day, this could be that thing. It could also be the thing that makes you feel dumb.

Idaho is beautiful. Even the gross places like Chubbuck are better than most cities in other states.

The near hit was caught on camera by the Idaho State Police Trooper, Trooper Daniel, as he was clearing hazardous metal debris on Interstate 84 in Nampa.

There’s a reason I don’t trust a lot of social media influencers. This is one of them.

We know people come from all over the world to visit Southern Idaho, specifically Twin Falls, for two reasons. They come to see the Shoshone Falls and to BASE jump from the Perrine Bridge.