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As a parent, I'm a little concerned about what's happening with my daughter and thousands of other kids headed to college this year. Yes, there is a pandemic, and my daughter will be moving away from home for the first time, and yes, she will be in a state thousands of miles away from me, …

It's a global celebration of beer, so take a load off, grab a cold one, enjoy and check out these Country songs about Beer.

A little creativity certainly goes a long way.

Idaho Business for Education had a very successful first donation day around the state for Close the Divide. 1,300 computers and over $20,000 on the first day is great but more is needed.

You have to hand it to our health care workers. We're in the middle of a pandemic, and they've seen layoffs of nurses at many hospitals. It's hard to believe that healthcare isn't an "essential" business, but it seems no industry is above losing jobs right now..…

Throw out your onions ! At least 26 people in Idaho have gotten sick from the onions that originated in California. Salmonella symptoms include fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain.

When it comes to enjoying an authentic Pronto Pup in the Treasure Valley, you have exactly three opportunities to enjoy one: the Western Idaho Fair, Canyon County Fair and Art in the Park. The pandemic took all three of those of those delicious events away from us this year.

Who wants to get away before summer is over?

Obviously they were a little doubtful when they got the call. Most of the Nampa police have never seen a gator in real life - they certainly got the chance.

Amanda Leavitt of Kuna works as a hospital corpsman in San Diego, and the Navy says she's playing a critical role in keeping other sailors healthy.

It was a long work week, and all you want is to di its go to sleep. The only problem is that your next-door neighbor is hanging out in the backyard, blasting music while their super loud kids are playing hide and go seek!
Apparently, this is a familiar story in Idaho...

The owner of 40-years wants this 'dreadful pandemic' to end