BYU-Idaho Radio

There is a significant increase in BYU-Idaho's campus-student body this semester compared to last winter.

On today’s episode of The Yarn Podcast, professional storyteller Mo Reynolds shares a Grimm Fairytale about how keeping a promise is one of the more important things one must do in their life.

Nash Humpherys is a Rexburg native and Madison High School basketball legend. He is listed as the number one player in the state of Idaho according to MaxPreps.com.

For the first time in Eastern Idaho, “Hello Girls” shares the story of the first female soldiers during World War I, through unique music and dance.

To celebrate Love the Bus Month, BYU-Idaho talked to several public school transportation employees to learn more about bus safety and the importance of buses in the lives of students across Idaho.

President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints posted to his social media channels on Valentine's Day an announcement of an open house celebration for the Salt Lake Temple. President Nelson invited people around the world to take part in this unique opportunity, which will take place from April 2027 - October 2027.

BYU-Idaho has always been a school with an international reach that most people don’t give them credit for. Now, for the first time since 2016, the College of Business and Communication will have an Experience Europe Academic Tour. It will be held this fall. Two information sessions will be on Feb. 20 and 27.

A bill that would limit which flags can be flown on Idaho state property is headed to the house floor. On Wednesday morning, the House State Affairs Committee voted on House Bill 96, which states that only specific flags would be allowed to be flown on government land. Those flags include: the American flag, state flag, tribal flags, P.O.W. flags, and M.I.A. flags, as well as military flags and flags of the government itself.

The 45th annual Simplot Games are being held in Pocatello along with the Dick Fosbury Breakfast on Feb 21. The Simplot Games has become one of the top high school indoor track and field events in the nation. The event is an open meet which means that athletes don’t need a qualifying time to participate in the event.