BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho bio-med student Tanner Averill pursues his passion for music with the release of his debut album "Yesteryear." He’s preparing for his first live performance at Provo's Velour Live Music Gallery.

Kendra Baguley, a BYU-Idaho student and mother of four, faced a life-altering moment when her husband became paralyzed after slipping on ice. Despite the uncertainty, she finds strength in faith, community support and the power of choice, striving to navigate their new reality with grace and gratitude.

On this episode of BYU-Idaho Radio’s the Spot, hosts Christian Nelson, Brianna Leal, and Chandler Guadagnin sit down and talk with Nels Hansen, a faculty member for the College of Agriculture and Applied Plant Science, and Matthew Smith, a student studying crop science and technology.

The YouTube series "A Marvelous Work" explores evidence supporting The Book of Mormon's divine origins, led by James Dalrymple and his team from Scripture Central. In the first episode, they investigate sites in Guatemala and Tennessee, aiming to strengthen testimonies of the scripture's truthfulness through both archaeological discoveries and spiritual experiences.

BYU-Idaho and its Department of Theatre and Dance will host a pair of family-friendly comedy shows called Comic Frenzy.

Yellowstone National Park has received $40 million to help build affordable housing inside the park for employees. The cabin-like houses will be built later this year.

Hear the three-part harmony of Sweet Remains when they perform in Idaho Falls and share their story of how they stayed together and continue doing what they love.

State Senator Doug Ricks, representing District 34 in Madison County, is actively engaged in the state legislature, inspired by his father's legacy of public service. Amidst a record pace of bill drafting, Ricks introduced Senate Bill 1291 to prohibit companies from boycotting vital Idaho industries, aiming to ensure government support.

In a joint statement released from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Community of Christ, the two organizations said they agreed to transfer ownership of several historical buildings and documents including the Kirtland Temple and manuscripts of Joseph Smith’s translation of the Bible.