Outdoors

There is no doubt this Halloween will feel somewhat different. We put together a Halloween Scavenger Hunt if you're looking for last second ideas. It's cheap.

Three groups of people will now have free access to 2,000 public parks and locations across 400 million acres.

Taking all suggestions for photographers and locations on my quest for the perfect family photo.

Want to howl at the night with your family and the animals this Halloweek? The Boise Zoo has something special kicking off tonight called, Boo at Night. Check out times and details.

Whenever I hear a company is charging for things that should be free, I usually guess (correctly) that the idea started in California.

Idaho Food Bank giving away free boxes at Expo Idaho today until 6 p.m. This is part of their "Farmers to Families Food Box Program." Details on today and the one coming up in Caldwell. Get your free food.

Take advantage of some creepy strolls at JUMP through the weekend. The teams at JUMP put in a ton of work along with Idahoans that contributed decorated pumpkins for the occasion. Check out all the fun for you and the family.

It's only $50 to get a cardboard cutout of yourself that will sit in the stands in your place and when the season is over, you get to keep it forever! Here's how!

Idaho Power is releasing a ton of Rainbow Trout this weekend and your family is invited to catch them. What is a ton? It's probably worth camping out to get out of the COVID-19 issues and try catching over 70,000 fish.

Though the North End Halloween walking tour doesn't officially begin until Friday the 23rd, I took a stroll down Harrison Blvd this weekend to get a sneak to share with you.