Full of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and fall foliage, a visit to these charming mountain towns in Idaho must be on ...

Thanks to the Idaho Territory's massive size, some towns and counties were divided from each other when boundaries were made, like Boise not being in Boise County.

Idaho is dreamy for outdoor enthusiasts, but other reasons to live here include lower cost of living, low crime and a strong economy.

Many of the nation’s coziest winter towns can be found in states bordering Idaho, including what New York Travel Guides considered the coziest town in America: Leavenworth, Washington.

The U.S. Census Bureau released population estimates for Idaho cities and towns for 2021-2022 and confirmed state population is still growing.

Data shows these are the most conservative cities and towns in Idaho, with the highest percentage of constitution, libertarian, Republican voters in the total.

Nothing tells us as much about life in Idaho’s teeming mining towns in 1864 and 1865 as the directories published by George Owens.