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Missing Parachute Could be in Caldwell and Get You $1000!

The "once in a lifetime" solar eclipse has come and gone, and if you're like me, it was cool - maybe not life changing - but cool. So why are so many people complaining about it?

We're only a few hours from Idaho's total solar eclipse. From where you can purchase last minute glasses, to ideal viewing locations, here's everything you need to know!

We're just days away from the total eclipse on Monday, and already, Oregon has seen intense traffic trouble. We're expecting it here too, and ready to help you navigate your way around it.

Over the last few weeks, we've been following the influx of tourists who are coming for the total eclipse on Monday. Another result of the unusual demand? Hotel prices are insane!

I'll be honest, I was late to the eclipse party. I run a small business on the side and it wasn't until I was making some "glow-in-the dark" eclipse t-shirts on Thursday night that I decided I wanted a pair of glasses to check it out.

This ITD tool shows you traffic before you get on the road to view the eclipse.

There seems to be some confusion about what we will be able to see here in Boise, when it comes to the eclipse. Some think it won't even get dark here in Boise while others say they think there will be a sliver of the Sun showing. Here, based on your zip code is EXACTLY what you will see for every location in the United States.

As the Treasure Valley and Gem State prepare for the influx of tourists for the eclipse coming Monday, it's probably no surprise this will be impacted: Gas prices. They're going up.

Don't forget THIS might ruin your eclipse viewing!