BYU-Idaho Radio

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – It’s a place to discover your own family, and who you are – the 15th annual FamilySearch RootsTech 2025 conference kicked off with an exciting main stage presentation by CEO Steve Rockwood on March 6. Rockwood presented the new offerings at RootsTech including the use of generative AI to aid in genealogy research.

The city of Pocatello is asking for suggestions for its parks, recreation, open spaces and trails or PROST projects to improve the city in the future.

The Rexburg Animal Shelter, run by the Rexburg Police Department, recently took multiple animals to the Carriage Cove Short Term Rehabilitation to brighten the day of patients.

During an insightful interview on the Fulfilling the Mission podcast, Sarah Sanchez, a graduating communication student, and Jason Reeder, the department chair, opened up about their own discipleship experiences in the communications field, reflecting on how their faith, growth and education intersect at the BYU-Idaho campus.

Performing for the first time at BYU-Idaho since 2022, music duo Mat and Savanna Shaw are excited to perform for a Rexburg audience again.

What cool or fun things do you want to experience in life? That’s what our hosts talked about on this episode of BYU-Idaho Radio’s The Spot. This time, the hosts were Maiya Waddell, Austin Pace, Jack Esplin and Malia Van Buskirk.

The volunteer organization, the Friends of the Marshall Public Library, is hosting a book sale for the library this weekend.

Using instruments from the 17th and 18th centuries, BYU-Idaho students will perform pieces from German composers from the Baroque era.

With pieces that remind the audience of summer and dreams, the Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra will perform Les Nuits d’ete (Summer Nights) and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.