eclipse

Know someone who just got on the eclipse bandwagon, and are now trying to find a hotel to stay in here in Boise or across Idaho?  There are rooms available, but they're going to cost big money.

As you know, the total eclipse is coming August 21st, and our state offers our region a place to experience it in 100% totality.  That means more visitors and a need for more rental cars.

All this hype for an event that only lasts two minutes? Well, not quite. It's actually a lot longer than that.

In it's 80 years in existent, Krispy Kreme's original glaze has never ever included chocolate.  That all changes at August 19th and the Meridian location has been hand picked as one of the stores to carry the new doughnut!

Now you can plan your eclipse day.

On August 21st, Idaho will be one of the 12 states that experiences 100% totality from the Total Solar Eclipse.

For those of us who are hobby photographers, you might be thinking you're going to drop some cash on gear to shoot the eclipse August 21st.  Nope.  Your smart phone will be fine.

Thousands of people are planning trips and vacations to Sun Valley, Donnelly and Weiser to be in the path of totality when the solar eclipse makes it's way across the Gem State on August 21st.

If you're planning to join the masses to view the total solar eclipse on Aug. 21, make sure you have the right safety gear! There's been so much hype and concern over the upcoming total eclipse. Payette County commissioners announced a local emergency/disaster declaration yesterday which will be in effect until September 5. Wit...

If your circle of friends or office conversation is anything like mine, no doubt, you've been discussing the coming eclipse.  If you're planning to travel for it, there are some things to plan for.