History

With recent events happening at the Ford Idaho Center, hosting Kenny Chesney and Carly Pearce, and with concerts like The Chicks, Backstreet Boys, and...

I love animals but am also cautiously respectful because lets face it, they can be downright scary at times and cause all kinds of trouble for humans. Then there are the other times when humans do radical things to animals, like sending them out of planes with parachutes.

Butch Cassidy might've been one of the best friends someone could ask for... but it came at the expense of an Idaho bank.

There is a museum in Pocatello that is dedicated solely to cleaning. While they have plenty of fun exhibits you can explore, here are a few of our favorites.

Here is a history of the food these Idahoans and others have invented, loved, and maybe even retired over the past 100 years.

After about 50 years of being the go to Boise Bench Bar the Crescent "No Lawyers" Bar and Grill Closed in the spring and just reopened with new owners, new look, and new menu as Crescent Public House.

Let's take a look into what cities in Idaho looked like over 100 years ago! Look familiar?

If it's real, it could prove that humans existed in Idaho two million years ago.  But some say the so-called Nampa Figurine is nothing but a hoax.  

Most people would probably guess that Eagle was named after majestic bald eagles, but only Idahoans know what river those eagles lived near. Eagle, Idaho is full of rich history, and those little-known facts deserve the spotlight.

You might know that Lewiston was Idaho's capital for a short time before Boise took over, and you might know that the architect behind the design of Boise's capitol building was actually from Connecticut. But there's a lot more to revisit about Boise's past that might surprise you.