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The stay-at-home order will remain in effect for 21 days

Are you struggling to keep the kids entertained? I've been racking my brain to keep the kids busy. Here's some ideas.

I've been trying to work through all the food I stocked up on amidst the COVID-19 pandemic panic and its forced me to get real creative with what I have. Here's some meal ideas that hopefully you too can make with your pantry staples.

I don't know about you, but for me, the quality of food I'm experiencing in life has actually gone up! A Costco run from two weeks ago is paying off big time...

I loved stocking the freezer before all of this, and I especially love it now. When grapes are about to go bad, throw them in the freezer and you'll have bite-sized popsicles whenever you're in the mood. Bananas, yogurt, and pretzels will help you win the freezer game too.

We may not be able to leave the house much, but we got windows! From rainbows to silly faces, you might be seeing a lot more of this around the Treasure Valley.

What will the new normal be? Will we all work from home? Will we all have a weird obsession with hand sanitizer? Will we give someone the stink eye when they cough or sneeze?

Going out to eat is not so easy right now, but these restaurants are offering free delivery!

No one wants this disease to spread. I think most of us are trying to do our best at social distancing and limiting our activity outside our homes, but these are some things that you may still be doing that can possibly increase the spread of the coronavirus.

We're starting week two of kids being home from school at my house and the West Ada School District has announced the soonest kids will be going back to school is April 3rd. Here's some ideas if you have bored kids at home.