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Okay, this is unusual and not something you see everyday! What do you see in these photos?

Here's how to catch a glimpse of one of the most historical technological advances mankind has ever made tonight...

You don't have to go far from Idaho to find some of the darkest night skies that are perfect for looking at the stars, and even catching a shooting star.

Sometimes the bright pinks, oranges and reds are enough to take your breath away. WHY are the sunsets so extra beautiful here and WHERE are the best places to see them in the Treasure Valley.

Heads up this weekend! Literally

You may have heard a loud explosion echo over Eagle on Friday. Here's what that was.

This rare "Christmas star" will appear in the sky for the first time in roughly 800 years!

Sounds about right for September 2020, right? The sun seemed to be a little late to rise this morning and at first I thought it forgot, and then I realized it was just an intense amount of smoke.

I love seeing drone footage of our beautiful state! Mix 106 listener, Bill Alicea, took this video while in McCall over 4th July weekend. It doesn't get much better than this! Blue skies and gorgeous water!

Those extra bright spots in the sky Wednesday morning may look like regular ole stars we've seen a million times, but they will actually be the five brightest planets all lined up in a row for the first time in a decade. What time do we need to look up?