He ventured to Syria to tell the stories of those whose lives have been torn apart by war. But Kenji Goto suffered his own gruesome fate -- apparently becoming the latest foreigner to be decapitated by ISIS.

Cold temperatures and snow on the ground didn't keep some from heading out and enjoying the outdoors today.

The city of Rexburg held it's 10th annual "Snow Fest".

Friday afternoon Chubbuck Mayor Kevin England was presented with a golden shoe after winning the Chamber Wellness Program's month-long Executive Challenge.

On Friday evening, people in Island Park discussed strategies to stop national monument status from happening in Fremont County. 

A new program at Idaho State University gives people the chance to get hands-on experience with NASA technology.

Drug dogs have been helping law enforcement fight drugs across the country for years. But for the Idaho State Police, they've only had their drug dogs for about a year now.

The Idaho Museum of Natural History's collection will be only a click away with new 3D scans available online.

The state Senate has passed a bill that would provide greater legal protections to school districts and staff against lawsuits stemming from head injuries suffered by student-athletes.

A bill that would allow people who hold concealed carry permits to take guns into most public places, including schools, has cleared its first two votes in the state House without any debate.

Brigham Young University-Idaho has more students off campus than on, the university said Friday when it announced record numbers for enrollment.