BYU-Idaho Radio

Madisonhealth’s Trick-or-Treat Off the Street event will bring indoor Halloween activities, candy, costume voting and hot cocoa to Rexburg Medical on Oct. 28.

No. 2 BYU suffered its first loss of the season, falling 39-31 to unranked UCF in a double-overtime thriller. The Cougars dropped six spots in the AP Top 25 Poll and will look to bounce back against Arizona State on Halloween.

Utah filmmaker Dustin “Spanky” Ward shares how his new family film combines humor, romance and a father’s efforts to help his daughter find joy after losing her mother.

The comedian Nate Bargatze is bringing his tour to BYU-Idaho this Friday to an audience who have had their tickets for months.

Lifelong Idahoan John R. Stegner is an independent candidate running for governor of Idaho this election season.

The Idaho Innovation Center, a nonprofit based in Idaho Falls, has a new name and announced it is taking a new direction.

Dr. Mike Larsen of Apple Tree Dental helps provide dental care in Latin America. He says it has deepened his appreciation for accessible health care and serving people one by one.

For most college students, Saturday mornings are spent sleeping in or watching college football. For Carter Smith, however, a Saturday at ESPN’s “College GameDay” in Provo, Utah, turned into a life-changing experience. Dressed in a Spider-Man suit, Smith stepped onto the field with a chance to win $3 million by kicking a field goal as BYU took on Notre Dame.

The fall semester at BYU-Idaho is famously the busiest and biggest semester. Because there are more students, the activities are larger. In this episode, we are joined by Krystal Rodriguez, who is one of the Campus Life Events Coordinators on campus, to talk about all the events happening this fall.