BYU-Idaho Radio

The Mountain Motion Film Festival highlights outdoor winter adventure videos and the audience choice will receive $500.

Alex Andrews, owner of Little Free Bakery, enjoys baking treats and giving them out to the community for free.

A new event center is coming to Rexburg, and it’s called the Uptown Event Center. There will be an opening meet and greet on Feb. 22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Hosts Austin Pace, Henry Clines, and Maiya Waddell dive into the world of movies and their impact on pop culture.

During this episode of the Yarn Podcast, Professional storyteller and adjunct professor Mo Reynolds shares a story about telling the truth from Ghana.

The Teton Jazz Quartet will perform renditions of classic smooth jazz songs while the art works of Mary Lou Romney are displayed.

God wants his children to trust Him and He will lead them to great things. That’s the message Sister Kristin M. Yee shared with students and employees at BYU-Idaho during the devotional Tuesday.

When the temperatures drop in eastern Idaho, it’s common to see temporary ice rinks set up on ponds, in parking lots and even front lawns. They’re so temporary, though, because once the temperatures rise, the ice melts. However, there is a longer lasting rink in Sugar City that stays open above the freezing point.

Idaho lawmakers are considering school choice proposals, including a $5,000 tax credit per child, to expand educational options for families. State leaders emphasize tailoring solutions to Idaho while balancing support for both public and private education.