Tips

As the Treasure Valley receives even more snow this winter, seasoned locals have a few unconventional yet effective tips for navigating the icy roads...

Today, we will be going over how to catch a cheater. It's no easy task. To do it, we must understand the cheater. Think like the cheater. Where do they go? How do they meet? We will cover cities with the most cheaters, where affairs are most likely to begin, where they're likely to meet for the first rendezvous, and places cheaters think they won't be caught.

If you tip your server twenty percent, all of that tip money goes to the server, right? Not if this Denver restaurant trend catches on in Boise.

If you're not quite a master griller, join the club. But there are a few easy things we can do to improve our grilling skills this summer, and one of those is to quit poking the meat and do this one simple thing instead.

We've probably all had it happen now or then.  You plan to take something to work, school, whatever, and leave it at home.  After days of this happening I had to find a better system.

We're less than a few hours away from Idaho's Largest Garage Sale at Expo Idaho.  You don't need to be a Pawn Star's Expert or a veteran of Storage Wars to get a great deal.  Here are some tips on how to determine trash from treasure.

With Valentine's Day officially tomorrow, (and many of us across the Treasure Valley celebrating all weekend), I wondered how the "experts" say you can make it great.

Those Butterball Turkey Hotline operators have their work cut out for them.  Not only are they answering questions about the proper roasting temp, but they're also responding to questions about whether it's okay to carve the bird with a chainsaw.  Seriously?

Whether it's for business or pleasure, nothing beats the great feeling of returning to your hotel room to find the bed perfectly made, the toilet paper folded into a neat little point and fresh towels stacked and ready to use. Do you leave a tip for the person who magically made your life?