Outdoors

Idaho has some rich history. The famous Louis and Clark Oregon Trail runs right through the state. The gem state is sprinkled with ghost towns that once were bustling communities during the gold rush. Did you know that Idaho is one of the first areas of land inhabited in the U.S.?

Bah humbug to that price tag.

The surprising facts about what happens to Boise's official Christmas Tree after Christmas is so Idaho!

The valley area was settled mostly by ranchers and farmers. They supplied the valley area but also created and supplied settlements and towns up north and in higher elevations where the gold and silver mining was in its heyday.

We know what it's like to watch the World Cup from a Boise bar, but here is how much it would cost to actually see the games in person.

Some groups of lucky Idahoans got to go check the place out before it's official grand public opening which is November 28th. See what they saw below followed by TopGolf Job opportunities and then what locals really think about TopGolf in town.

Idaho is unique in so many incredible ways. We do our own thing here and it has been working just fine. We love our stunning gem state and everything it has to offer. Some of these are silly stereotypes worth an eye roll and others are right on point.

If the idea of getting even with Boise's most terrible drivers sounds dreamy, get in, friend. We nailed down six mostly harmless, fun, and petty suggestions you can use behind the wheel ASAP!

Boise State University's Football schedule was recently released and the season is gearing up. Do you know the story of how Boise State acquired its now famous blue turf? The story behind how it all got started is as fun and interesting as the blue turf itself.

An online discussion suggests taking swords to Boise park to get a Christmas goose. You don't need to do that, they sell them locally.