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He described the job as "hairy" sometimes, because of the things he swore he saw at night while traveling on the train.

Every year, Yellowstone's hot springs claim hundreds of items from careless visitors. Hats top the list by a landslide.

Take care. Be nice to cats.

'Objects were initially flying north. We heard jets at the same time', said the witness. 'I know what fighters sound like.'

A visitor to the Boise hotel shared photos a few weeks ago, which sparked an online Reddit chat.

Personally, I would have raked up leaves with the guy, but since this is potentially a budding romance, I think the chips should fall where they may.

A poll taken a while back by the folks at The Barna Group found that as many as 19 percent of Americans believe in spells.

The one detail that jumps off the page in the incident report is the estimated size of the UAP. It was described as being between 300 and 400 feet in size.

A witness in northeastern Utah filed an interesting claim recently with an agency that investigates unexplained aerial objects.

Just when you thought Yellowstone was all about the views, a new boiling pool makes waves—literally. Stay tuned for the latest on this geothermal marvel.

Until just this week, I didn't know that southern Idaho had its own community that shares the same name as a famous alleged 1947 UFO crash site southeast of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

As I was researching content over the weekend on Idaho's most disturbing true haunting stories, I came across accounts by a former southern Idaho resident that were both shocking and convincing.