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Linda Aman brings art education to the masses
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) ) has invited the public to a wild horse adoption event this weekend at the Eastern Idaho State Fair on Sept. 2 at 3 p.m.
Got a great photo to share for the Idaho Falls magazine’s 11th Annual East Idaho Community Photo Contest? Send it our way by October 31, 2019!
The River Concert Series, now sponsored by Bank of Idaho, has become a hallmark event for many local bands.
EIO Editor Kris Millgate has just drawn a lucky winner. Was it you?
Melaleuca setting the stage for its grandest show yet at Snake River Landing.
"Bat Night" set for Thursday at the William J. Maeck Education Center
Local five-acre kids' pond is open to children 14 and under, 8-and-a-half months of the year.
Local company puts Idaho Falls on the creative map with docuseries.
Spring has sprung at Craters of the Moon! The Loop Road and campground are open, the mountain bluebirds are back and wildflowers are beginning to bloom.
Ready for the ultimate mid-May road-trip? Call up your friends, round up the fam and fish out your favorite racing duds for Sunday, May 19 in Jackson.
Join Idaho Falls Community Pathways for their inaugural bike swap benefit at Fitzgerald's Bicycles this Saturday, 9 a.m – 1 p.m. Photo by TenTen Ng.
Idaho Falls celebrates the environment with Earth Day event
National Weather Service to hold training seminar April 25 in Rigby.
May 19, 2019 Jackson Hole, WY Register today and save!
If “birding” is your thing, “Idaho Falls Area Birds” should be your book. This sturdy, spiraled, pocket-sized guide is a joint effort of Idaho Falls Parks & Recreation and the Snake River Audubon Society. Photo by Josh Myers
Name this historic cabin in the woods for a chance to win!
While we have our jokes about jackalopes and the Bear Lake Monster in Idaho, Iceland goes even further...
Looking for Nature at her finest? Pick a pullout, park your car, grab the picnic and plot your course.
I’ve come halfway around the world to catch a fish I’ve never touched in Idaho. Salmon. The Atlantic kind.