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The book is a Pulitzer Prize winner, a National Book Award finalist, and it spent over two and a half years on the New York Times bestseller list. If that's not enough, it looks like the Boise author has a Netflix series in the works too.

The movement started in August 2018, after 15-year-old Greta Thunberg sat in front of the Swedish parliament every school day for three weeks, to raise awareness about a cause she cares about. And Boise students are hopping on board.

The green beads and beers are expensive enough on St. Patrick's Day, and getting a DUI on top of that could make it the most expensive holiday ever. One group is teaming up with Uber to encourage everybody to take a sober ride home to save some lives and thousands of dollars too

If you're headed out of town for Spring Break next week you're not alone. We've got a record number of spring breakers traveling this month in Idaho, and that could mean slow-going for all of us.

If it feels like a full tank of gas is costing you more right now, it's true. The cheapest gas prices are probably gone for the year in the Treasure Valley, and prices are headed up again. But how high will they go?

A new law in Idaho recognizes Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a work-related condition in first responders, and there's a new ground-breaking therapy in the works to help with recovery. Veterans will benefit from the new therapy too.

The Shoshone Falls aren't really 'roaring' right now, especially compared to how they will be in about a month, but they are still a beautiful sight to see.

After that story earlier this week about high grocery bills, we're on the hunt for cheap eats! And there are several Treasure Valley restaurants that have some.

Idaho and Nevada home increases are expected to be more than double the national average.

Every time I go to the grocery store I think I'll only spend fifty bucks, and the next thing I know the total is flirting with $150 and it's not from lobster and caviar. It's just average stuff! What common things jack up the grocery bill the most?