BYU-Idaho Radio

Kainoa’s owners, Jeremy and Rochelle Claridge, say they have seen blessings in their lives because of their choice to move to Rexburg.

This weekend, BYU-Idaho's Outdoor Recreation Department will host a hike at Craters of the Moon to see the June wildflower bloom. This will be the first time the school has ever taken students to Craters of the Moon for an activity.

Ricks College alumnus, Mike Uhrich, recalls his time on the football team in the 1990s and the impressions he got from his late coach, Ron Haun.

Sleep in Heavenly Peace helps children sleep in real beds

BYU-Idaho Workday Governance Officer Alicia Willis delivers a devotional about gospel patterns and eternal truths. She hopes her speech will resonate with students to help them ground their testimonies in eternal truths.

Omi Hodwitz, who teaches at the University of Idaho and was formerly incarcerated herself, is helping bring college courses to Idaho prisons. She says education gives inmates a better chance at success after release and helps create safer communities.

On this episode of The Spot, hosts Camille Kolditz and Grace Andrus are joined by guests Lizzie Amott and Grant Hatch to dive into the complicated relationship we all have with apps like Instagram and TikTok.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho Falls is hosting its annual Family Fun Run and Carnival this Saturday to raise funds and awareness for families with children receiving care at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center. The event features fun runs, carnival games, food and community activities to support the RMHC Family Room.

BYU-Idaho Senior Physician Andy Bradbury will speak about mental health in the workplace at the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce Business Skills and Networking forum on June 18. He believes it’s important to have a workplace where workers feel important and have a leader to guide the company in a positive direction.