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Cody Miller

Current Events Reporter/Representative
BYU-Idaho Radio

I’m Cody Miller, a reporter for BYU-Idaho Radio. I’m a young man who’s studying Communication with News/Journalism as my emphasis. It’s hard but well worth it. I’m the second of 4 children as well as the eldest of my triplet set of siblings. I’m also Autistic and proud to be different. I help advocate for mental health and focus on helping people get the stories right from the outset.

I write and cover stories that are based on current events that impact the BYU-Idaho campus and every student. I want to make people aware of the fun events on campus and encourage friendships and relationships by doing so. I’m a friendly guy so if you see me out in the wild or in class or in the radio station, come and say, “Hi.”

I aim to be the next Walter Cronkite and to help the news be trusted again. I fight for your right to have the good and right news to be in your possession. You deserve that much.


Latest from Cody Miller

January 29, 2025 02:59 PM
God wants his children to trust Him and He will lead them to great things. That’s the message Sister Kristin M. Yee shared with students and employees at BYU-Idaho during the devotional Tuesday.
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January 27, 2025 03:56 PM
When the temperatures drop in eastern Idaho, it’s common to see temporary ice rinks set up on ponds, in parking lots and even front lawns. They’re so temporary, though, because once the temperatures rise, the ice melts. However, there is a longer lasting rink in Sugar City that stays open above the freezing point.
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January 24, 2025 02:47 PM
Currently, Rexburg has three grocery stores, Broulim’s, Albertson’s and Walmart. Soon, WinCo Foods will join that list.
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January 23, 2025 03:13 PM
This year, the Idaho Falls Public Library wants readers of all types and reading levels to prove they are book nerds.
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January 22, 2025 02:55 PM
What makes Scotland a land so rich in story and beauty while being special in the world of literature? Where do witches and trolls live?
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January 21, 2025 02:26 PM
Josh Figueira has prepared for years to give a talk at BYU-Idaho's devotional. While commuting to work at BYU-Idaho, he would listen to the devotional archives and write down impressions from the Holy Spirit. Over seven years, he took 59 pages of notes, which is where he went for inspiration when he was asked to give a devotional talk.
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