BYU-Idaho Radio

Surviving since it was organized in 1911, The War Bonnet Round Up takes pride in being the oldest rodeo in Idaho. The rodeo maintains a relationship with the Shoshone-Bannock tribes at Fort Hall which contributed “the most colorful component of the rodeo”— the war bonnet, a Native American feather headdress traditionally worn as a sign of respect or prestige.

MEDIA RELEASE: 2022 Shoshone-Bannock Festival is “Coming Back Stronger”

BYU-Idaho Radio · The Idaho Falls Zoo has something in store for you

Reading is a proven way to keep the mind active, especially in the summer months; however, it can become more difficult with diminishing eyesight, stiffness in the hands, dyslexia and other inhibitors. As a result, the Madison Library District in Rexburg enables book lovers of varying capacities to enjoy reading by offering its Talking Books Service (TBS).

BYU-Idaho Radio · Your next summer trip: Craters of the Moon

BYU-Idaho Radio · Idaho Falls Photographer holds ethereal-styled photoshoot

BYU-Idaho Radio · A new game store comes to Rexburg with big plans

BYU-Idaho Radio · Rexburg museum curator talks about documentary on Teton Dam

BYU-Idaho Radio · Local business owner hopes to get you started with disc golf