BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho students have many opinions on Harris and Trump; however, they can agree that they want to support the most Christlike candidate.

Tom Waldron, a faculty member in the BYU-Idaho Department of Engineering and Technology, taught about receiving personal revelation and acting on it during his devotional.

Tabi Bilyeu, co-founder of Rexburg Brides, is preparing for the 2024 Fall Bridal Expo to be held on Saturday.

BYU-Idaho will host a concert tonight at 7:30. It features many styles of music and includes guest singers the Bonnevaires from Bonneville High School.

Karla LaOrange, previously a faculty member at BYU-Idaho, is now the Superintendent of Idaho Falls School District 91. With a career in education beginning in the 1980s, LaOrange is dedicated to supporting students and teachers, drawing on her experience to understand classroom challenges. Her main focus is improving teacher retention by creating a supportive environment that values educators both professionally and personally. LaOrange is committed to enhancing educational quality and fostering success for both staff and students in the district.

During big game hunting season, it is common for hunters and trappers to get lost in Idaho’s woods. Idaho Fish and Game has 10 tips to help outdoor enthusiasts stay safe while in the back country.

Professional storyteller Mo Reynolds is taking on a new podcast called “The Yarn,” where she weaves stories together and includes messages of Jesus Christ. She just completed the first episode.

“The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” tells the story of a community Christmas pageant. The play opens Friday at The Romance Theater in Rexburg.

Sister Michelle D Craig, former First Counselor in the Young Women General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, invited BYU-Idaho devotional listeners to find hope in Jesus Christ when waiting for answers to prayers.