BYU-Idaho Radio

The Construction Management program is the biggest and most successful program here at BYU-Idaho, and we wanted to know why. Join Valeria Coles and Grace Quinagoran, with guests Talia Headrick and Joseph Socha from the Design and Construction Management Society, to learn more.

Rexburg resident Jim Starks is launching Pretty Savage, a travel flag football program helping high school girls to develop skills, compete regionally and explore playing at the college level.

Students lead key production roles as Madison High School opens the classic “Meet Me in St. Louis” this weekend.

The Festival of Trees returns for its 60th annual celebration this holiday season.

REXBURG—While many college students spend their breaks working minimum-wage shifts to cover rising tuition, BYU-Idaho student Carter Navarrette decided to take a gamble on a more unique kind of payout.

BYU-Idaho faculty member Greg Angus encourages students to follow Jesus Christ’s example by serving others and developing leadership skills now, regardless of their title or experience.

BYU-Idaho is holding its Cultural Night celebration this Saturday. Over a dozen different student groups will perform representing various cultures, primarily through music and dance. Tickets can be found on the BYU-Idaho campus events website.  

EastIdahoNews.com journalist Nate Eaton has a new podcast with KSL. It’s all about his years of reporting the Daybell case. It includes previously unheard interviews and personal reflections with a focus on the victims and their loved ones.

Rising numbers of local sexual exploitation, sexual abuse and sextortion involving minors is raising concerns for police and community members. The Upper Valley SAFE Initiative is a resource offered to help educate and inform parents on how to best protect their children. The Rexburg Police Department and the Upper Valley SAFE Initiative will hold a free online safety workshop on Saturday