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We think people get Boise wrong a lot. Saying Boy-Z instead of Boy-see. Simple yet very irritating mistake. Think about Idaho words that are way harder than Boise.

So, in the spirit of International Joke Day, I figured I’d share this awesome TikTok prank video created by a clever Idahoan. When I first discovered the...

On the show, Windhorst says that a trade that seemed small and didn't get much attention could be at the center of everything and show the Utah Jazz's hand. He says that the Jazz trading Royce O'Neale to the Brooklyn Nets for a first-round pick is a bigger deal than we're making it.

Everything is expensive, so it's a good thing we're actually making a few dollars.

With the way the housing market is in Boise, I think it's fair to use the word "crisis." That's what we're dealing with. Homes that were $200,000 in 2019 are now going for more than $700,000 and I'm not even exaggerating that much. Even the Upper-Middle class is finding it hard to afford to own a home in Boise. As more and more of us are priced out of owning, we are turning to renting--and you best believe the landlords in this town know it.

You want your 4th of July to go smoothly, and don't want to end up in the hospital. Follow these tips to keep your and your family and friends safe on the fourth.

Here’s your friendly reminder that today is International Chicken Wing Day, so make sure to treat yourself to some amazing chicken wings. Keep...

You'll have to inflate your raft before arriving at Barber Park from now on. Here's why.

The national average just passed $5 a gallon, a new record. Here in Idaho we are paying significantly more than the national average. Our average currently sits closer to $5.25 per gallon, with Camas County being hit the hardest with an average of almost $5.70 a gallon. The state of California is currently averaging roughly $6.42 a gallon, the highest average in the country. Our whole region has been deeply impacted by gas prices. The five states paying the most per gallon are California, Nevada, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington.

How big money in college football could ruin the sport.