Entertainment

As COVID-19 continues to spread everywhere, including here in the Treasure Valley, the simple task of grocery shopping can now make you nervous.

While more people are out of work day by day, think of ways to help out your friends, family and community. Shop local, buy local when you can and help your neighbors!

With the coronavirus shutting down restaurants, bars, cities and entire states, fears are in full effect, and chances are you're hyper-aware of feeling like you've got a fever these days.

Verizon is kicking in $2.5 million to Local Initiatives Support Corporation and encouraging people to spend money at their favorite local business.

It's true- people may be lonelier than ever, especially while practicing social distancing during the coronavirus crisis. But there are at-home resources for your mental well-being, including Yale University's massively popular "happiness" course.

restaurants around the Treasure Valley are helping out first responders and parents who may have a hard time feeding their kids when they normally would be in school.

It looks like "Sweet Caroline" is bringing people together again in this new remake from Neil Diamond.

We've been talking about it the last couple of days on the morning show, but if you haven't been driving to work and have rather been working from home, you may have missed it. I'm currently self-quarantining while doing the morning show from home.

With companies and entire industries trying to figure out how to stay alive during this unprecedented pandemic, movie companies have been going against their own common practices with movie theaters and releasing their films to rent and stream early.

As more and more happens with cities closing down, states closing down, and more and more people being ordered to shelter in place, you wonder if the laws being put on other states will happen here in Boise.