Eclipse

While everyone flocks to their chosen eclipse-viewing location, I can't help but wonder if they think about whether or not there actually will be an eclipse on Monday.

Want to watch the total solar eclipse, but you're on a budget? We've got the DIY solution.

Hotel prices. Your phone. Your eyes. Your butt. Your pet. Your concept of time. Not even gas prices are safe from Monday's upcoming eclipse.

All this hype for an event that only lasts two minutes? Well, not quite. It's actually a lot longer than that.

In it's 80 years in existent, Krispy Kreme's original glaze has never ever included chocolate.  That all changes at August 19th and the Meridian location has been hand picked as one of the stores to carry the new doughnut!

On August 21st, Idaho will be one of the 12 states that experiences 100% totality from the Total Solar Eclipse.

August 21st's Total Solar Eclipse could mean certain doom if you photograph it with your camera or phone. Here's how to prevent that.

It can blind you, make your phone a brick, and destroy your fancy camera. So what'll it do to your pets?

Thousands of people are planning trips and vacations to Sun Valley, Donnelly and Weiser to be in the path of totality when the solar eclipse makes it's way across the Gem State on August 21st.

Eclipse Fever is sweeping the Gem State (no thanks to the Today Show) and as you're finalizing your plans for where you're going to watch it, you may want to make sure you have the right glasses!