BYU-Idaho Radio

Brock Niederer, a BYU–Idaho student, is one step closer to achieving his financial dreams after being awarded a $15,000 scholarship from Charles Schwab, recognizing his academic excellence and commitment to financial literacy.

The Mud Lake Water Users, Inc. manages and provides the waters for the farms in Terreton, Idaho. Cody Miller interviewed Steve Shylee, president of the canal board about the nonprofit.

BLACKFOOT-- You’ve heard of it, maybe driven past the giant baked potato out front, but if you haven’t stepped inside the Idaho Potato Museum in Blackfoot lately, you’re missing out on more than just potato trivia.

REXBURG-- In rural India, where the stigma of leprosy still lingers, Rising Star Outreach is working to restore more than just health it aims to bring dignity, education and opportunity to individuals and families who have long been cast aside by society.

IDAHO FALLS-- As the world around him grew quieter, Samuel Wadsworth chose to open his hands to teach.

When sister missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and college students enter demanding seasons of life, Lucy Fotu is helping them do more than just survive, she’s helping them thrive.

Using a stylus instead of a paintbrush, Calvin Hillgrove, a BYU–Idaho illustration student is transforming blank screens into vibrant worlds—blending technology and creativity to push the boundaries of digital art.

The Idaho Falls Rescue Mission has been helping people since 1998 but it's still looking for more funding and volunteers for continuing it's mission.

BLACKFOOT, Idaho—From carnival rides and rodeos to deep-fried treats and prize-winning livestock, the Eastern Idaho State Fair is back this week, bringing thousands to Blackfoot for one of the region’s most beloved annual traditions.