eclipse

Find out how California residents can witness the partial solar eclipse, with Southern California projected to experience a 60% eclipse on Monday!

For those staying closer to home, the Centennial Observatory in the Herrett Center will open to the public for free telescope viewing on Saturday, October 14 for this annular eclipse.

The ‘Ring of Fire’ will burn bright and close by. But, you need to make preparations so you don’t miss out.

The total eclipse of a Blue Moon hasn't occurred in over 150 years, according to Space.com. 

If you were thinking of leaving Twin Falls for the solar eclipse, you may want to reconsider.

A temporary traffic light will be placed at a busy south Wood River Valley intersection to help regulate traffic leading up to and after the eclipse.

This week brings two astronomic events to our nighttime sky, but Magic Valley viewers may find seeing either challenging.

There's new music from Journey!  It comes out on the 24th – titled Eclipse (Twilight inspired?) JOURNEY is gearing up to unleash their latest album of brand new material, Eclipse. The album features 12 tracks written by the core Journey songwriting team of Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain, and for the first time, Arnel Pineda...