Death

This data is both surprising and heartbreaking.

These seven dangerous animals can kill you but probably won't. The animal that surprisingly causes the most human deaths in Idaho is the one we don't think is scary at all.

District Judge Steven Boyce recently denied a motion that would've separated the cases of Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow. The trial will take place in Ada County in 2023.

While we’ve all been distracted with COVID-19 numbers and deaths, a new leading cause of death throughout the U.S. and Idaho has surfaced.

A Boise woman was walking outside of a crosswalk when she was struck and killed by a car on West Overland Road last week, and that has sparked the reminder to use crosswalks when you're walking around town.

People are living longer around the globe, but in Idaho, not so much. Many of us won't even make it to 80! If we want to live longer, apparently we need to move to Spain. Here's why.

Another round of the influenza virus is sweeping through Idaho and has killed eight people over the past few weeks. Seven of them lived in Ada County.

This is the second time this has happened this summer. This time an SUV plunged into the fast moving Payette River.

Like moms need anything else to worry about! If you're going to die from an animal encounter in Idaho, it will most likely be with this one. It's responsible for more deaths here than any other.

This is the worst part of pet ownership.  We've learned that Harry has major health issues and he's in noticeable pain, and we're faced with that big decision that no dog owner wants to make.  How do you talk to the kids about what's coming?