BYU-Idaho Radio

Teton Tote Rental recently opened in Rigby, offering commercial-grade moving totes as an alternative to traditional cardboard boxes and storage bins. Owner Trace Barney says the service is designed for local families, college students and businesses, with flexible rental options, free dollies and delivery and pickup services throughout the area.

President and Sister Meredith welcomed BYU-Idaho students into a new semester with messages centered on becoming more like Jesus Christ.

Bryant and Neeley Wolfe are the new owners of Twisted Sugar in Rexburg. They just reopened the cookie store and are excited to reintroduce the brand to the community.

BYU overcame a slow start to defeat Arizona, 35-17, thanks to a dominant second-half defensive performance. The Cougars held the Wildcats scoreless after halftime and moved up to No. 11 in the latest AP Top 25 poll.

The first large-scale event of the semester at BYU-Idaho promises to be entertaining for new students and for those who are returning.

Randy Lords has spent 6 years with the district and takes pride in his district.

The Bluegrass on the Snake Festival returns to Rigby for its third year. Bluegrass musicians and fans come together to enjoy and play music. The event offers live performances from nine bluegrass groups, music workshops covering multiple instruments, an open mic performance, a band scramble competition, vendors and the chance to learn from and play with professional bluegrass musicians. 

Idaho Falls High School’s “Tigers Tie the Knot” and Skyline High School's “The Blue ‘I Do’” will celebrate couples during two football games this month.

The Montpelier Idaho Temple opens its doors to the public from Sept. 10 - 26 before the October 18 dedication.