Snakes

One state should be more worried than others when the snakes are more active this year.

Spring is coming and it's time to prepare for a horrifying reality.

Warmer temps mean a familiar threat can terrify you and your family in seven horrifying ways.

There’s a post making its way through a local Facebook group claiming that a Nampa couple encountered a snake NOT native to the area in their toilet.

I love animals but am also cautiously respectful because let's face it, they can be downright scary at times and cause all kinds of trouble for humans. Beavers, Lions, Tigers, Bees, Mountain Lions and snakes have all made national headlines over the years because of what happened here in Idaho.

Getting outdoors and enjoying the stunning nature that the gem state has to offer is one of the best things about living here. Being aware of the critters and potential dangers are important for native Idahoans and people new to the area.

Should police arrest all the lawbreakers shooting off their fireworks?

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.

If you spend time outdoors in Idaho, you should know what snakes you really should be scared of and which ones are harmless.

With the Greenbelt under water, I'm finding myself turning to the trails in the Military Reserve and Harrison Hollow as the areas to train in for my fifth marathon.  The trails provide beautiful views of the city...but there's a few things up there I'm terrified of!