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We can still hear our parents bickering over the car they were buying for their 16-year-old daughter. Red?! She’s going to rack up speeding tickets!

According to WiseVoter, Idaho ranks #39 when it comes to the largest population. We have fewer people than many states. We have fewer colleges too

In Idaho, there are a lot of choices when it comes to where we buy groceries. There are choices for every budget and every preference. But when it comes to popularity, where does your preferred store stack up?

According to the National Institutes of Health, many people turned to drinking alcohol to escape from the feelings they were experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The people of Idaho hate this place.”

Many of Idaho's towns and cities were perfect candidates for Far and Wide’s list of the “Best U.S. Towns With Fewer Than 10,000 Residents.”

Prosperity is a measurement of wealth and success. A recent report grouped Idaho among the most affluent states in the country, which might actually have a lot to do with the wave of people that have been leaving their birth states for greener pastures in recent years.

Each state is different in terms of being a working parent, and one has to ask at times, what state is being a working dad the best and which state is the worst?

With a constantly changing world, and millennials all across the United States, where are they thriving the most, and where are they struggling the most?

Drugs are in every city and town across the country, but compared to other states, how does Idaho compare to drug problems?

Some states are struggling more than others, while some are having more success finding people to fill those openings. How does Idaho rank compared to other states?

While taxes may seem like a pain, they can always be worse.