BYU-Idaho Radio

One of Utah’s 30 temples will open to the public on Saturday. The free tours will last through May 18, except on Sundays.

Insights on why temple worship and daily prayer are so important were shared at the 194th Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 15 New Temples were also announced by the prophet, President Russell M. Nelson.

President Russell M. Nelson announced the location of 15 new temples around the world in his closing address yesterday.

BYU-Idaho students Devon Phelps and Tucker Hoppe founded their band Coastal City, inspired by their shared love for music. Through collaborative songwriting, they are preparing to release their debut album, reflecting their dedication to creating meaningful music.

An organization called All Aboard Northwest wants to get passenger rail service into Idaho and other states without the service.

Idaho Falls Opera Theatre will perform “The Marriage of Figaro” on April 12. It’s a comedy about two servants who are soon to be married but they experience some roadblocks along the way.

BYU-Idaho Radio will broadcast all sessions of the April 2024 general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints this weekend.

Hosts Christian Nelson, Briana Leal and Chandler Guadagnin talk about Fitness and BYU-Idaho’s Fit-4-Life program with Anna Dorney, the student director of Fit-4-Life at BYU-Idaho.

Meal prices have gone up at several restaurants in the BYU-Idaho Crossroads cafeteria. A Crossroads manager told BYU-Idaho Radio what’s behind the rising prices.