BYU-Idaho Radio

Rexburg dog grooming business, Spaws Grooming, has been named the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce business of the month. Owner Thomas Mecham spoke to BYU-Idaho Radio about his inspiration to start the business, what services they offer and what hopes he has for the future.

A study from the Psychology Department at BYU-Idaho will analyze the well-being of married students and offers rewards for those who participate.

Superintendent Randy Lords, Jr. of Madison District #321 was recently named Idaho Superintendent of the Year. He is proud of the work he has been able to do with the district and looks forward to the growth that is yet to come.

State Rep. Britt Raybould, R-Dist. 34B, spoke to BYU-Idaho Radio about her thoughts on Gov. Brad Little’s State of the State address and about her hopes for the Idaho legislative session.

The first devotional of Winter 2026 semester was given by president and Sister Meredith. They shared the significance of the new generation of adults in the church, and the value in seeing and treating others as Christ would.

President Dallin H. Oaks has assumed leadership of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints following the passing of President Russell M. Nelson, marking a new chapter for the global Church. Emphasizing joy, trust in the Lord and thoughtful growth, President Oaks has already introduced meaningful changes while encouraging members to face life’s challenges with faith and optimism.

Students auditioned on Friday evening to dance in the showcase.

State Rep Jon Weber, R-Dist. 34A, is ready for the Idaho legislative session. He talked to BYU-Idaho Radio about his concerns and what he looks forward to this year.

Idahoans have a chance to make a difference while celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States this year. Idahoans are asked to perform 250,000 acts of service by July 4. This challenge was announced on Saturday at the Melaleuca Conference Center during a JustServe event in Idaho Falls.