Bark For Life is really not about dogs.  It's an event that the American Cancer Society can raise funds and awareness of their continual fight against cancer.  It's an event happening Saturday, August 20 beginning at 10am and running until 2pm.  Bark For Life is a noncompetitive walk where you and your canine friend will have a fun-filled day with a walk, demonstrations, contests and games.  The event takes place at the Life Care Center, 2800 E.

Idaho Governor Butch Otter is tired of seeing potatoes get a bad rap.

Several studies, including one recently by the New England Journal Of Medicine, finds eating potatoes regularly contributes to weight gain.

Governor Otter says he's disappointed that one of the most nutrient-dense and affordable vegetables are being singled out when eating just about anything irresponsibly will make you fat.

Pump up the bike tires and grab your helmet - one of the Inland Northwest's favorite trail rides, the Route of the Hiawatha, opens Saturday!

The June 11th opening actually marks a delay in the trail's typical season. The route usually opens from May to September, but the cool spring and heavy snowfall delayed the opening. Crews from Lookout Pass, which operates the trail, have been clearing the snow from the trailhead's highest peak to get ready for this weekend.