heat

You can't be too careful... right?

Is Idaho a great place to live if you want to experience all four seasons? Maybe, but that's debatable, only because Spring basically didn't happen this...

Is there any hope for a cooler August? Traditionally August in Idaho means fires, poor air quality, and heat

If you do not have pool at home or in your community, these fun places in the Treasure Valley to beat the heat will come in handy.

Pools are still closed, float season hasn't started yet, so here are some ways to escape the record temperatures this week.

For many, the financial repercussions that this year has caused essential needs like heat to be put on hold. For one Treasure Valley family in need that is all going to change. We are going to Heat up your Holidays with Families Helping Families from Drake Mechanical.

With Boise having a record or near-record heat, you may be experiencing a record amount of sweat. You will need to stay hydrated over the next few days and stay near a place with air conditioning. If you don't have AC, your air conditioning is out, or you're just too cheap to run it, here are some ideas to stay cool: 1...

The sun is out in Boise but it's been cold. A blast of heat this weekend is headed towards the Treasure Valley area so get ready for shorts and tank tops.

Hot sun, 100-degree weather, and empty water tanks kill four horses in Payette County.

Some are missing the constant snowfall this past Winter brought Idaho with day after day reaching triple digits here in the Boise area, and there's no end in sight.