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If cabin fever is getting the best of you, you are so ready to hop on a plane and do something fun! Idaho military members can save money booking a trip to Florida right now.

The pandemic has put a stop to many things, but not military deployments. One Boise native recently returned from a successful deployment in the U.S. Navy.

It's the tenth year for Blue Star Museums, and Boise has three that have signed on to give free admission to active-duty military and their families this summer.

Active duty, guard and reserve members who pick Boise State can get a deal on tuition. And it starts this fall.

A new law in Idaho recognizes Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a work-related condition in first responders, and there's a new ground-breaking therapy in the works to help with recovery. Veterans will benefit from the new therapy too.

Chad Estes of Boise traveled almost 3,000 miles to enjoy his daughters first legal alcoholic beverage with her.

There's a reason behind those little coins being left on tombstones around the state of Idaho and it's a lot less scary than what you'd think.

After more than seventy years, an Idaho soldier's remains will arrive back in Idaho this week. What took so long? Well, that's a pretty unbelievable story of mistaken identity.

If you're active duty military or a veteran, you can score some extra discounts this 4th of July at some great spots around the Treasure Valley. Don't miss these chances to save some money for your family and get some freebies too.

A handful of Idaho museums will let active duty military members and their families in free this summer, and two Boise museums are on the list.