Fears

Sleepwalking is a fear of many, and in Idaho, it appears to be something many are concerned about more than other states.

I don’t get scared easily. I laugh through haunted houses and love watching scary movies, but I’m not immune to fear. This item is what really scares Idahoans.

I loafed through high school and spent the majority of my time watching the classroom clock and screwing around with friends at parties and other outings. I graduated with one of the lowest grade point averages in my class, but somehow excelled in college.

I normally don't get through a day without watching at least one episode of Forensic Files or The First 48.

As Halloween rapidly approaches, many people in the United States are once again on the fence about celebrating due to spikes of the Coronavirus.

A poll taken by a Michigan children's hospital yielded some of the most common fears parents in the United States have as they prepare to send their children back into the classroom.

Halloween Express did something interesting. They decided to figure out scientifically what every state in the US is most afraid of. According to what they found, it appears that Idaho ain't afraid of no ghost.