BYU-Idaho Radio

Teton Bagel opens a new location in Hemming Village. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Joe Fuhriman, assistant manager, about this development.

Jane Clayson Johnson, an award-winning journalist and best-selling author, shared her experience with mental health during a BYU-Idaho devotional. She also shared tips on how to find help and hope in mental illness.

Hemming Village in Rexburg hosted a ribbon-cutting for the three Light the World Giving Machines on Monday. The machines are filled with cards that patrons can “purchase” to donate goods and services through local and global charities.

Ashton is getting into the festive spirit as the community prepares for a full day of celebration with the town’s annual Spirit of Christmas event.

A group of boys and girls high school basketball teams have the opportunity to do something no other high school team has done yet in Eastern Idaho: play in the Mountain America Center.

There’s a holiday concert coming to Eastern Idaho just in time for the Christmas season.

In the spirit of giving, EyeCare4Kids is a nonprofit organization that “provides eye exams and eyeglasses to underserved children and adults,” said CEO Maggie Cline.

BYU-Idaho is putting on “Julius Caesar” about the rise and fall of Julius Caesar, including how the government and the world were affected by his death.

Trenna McMullin and Makayla Nielson started as friends when they met each other through their husbands who grew up together. Fast forward a few years, and now they’re co-authors of a new book titled “The Voyage of Clara Bowman.”