BYU-Idaho Radio

The BYU-Idaho Psychology Department is looking for juniors and seniors to mentor new freshman students in the William James Mentorship program.

Mrs. Rexburg for 2026, Jessica Pearson, will teach a class for married couples in the new year.

An uplifting new Christmas song is available just in time for the holiday season.

Kiln Kottage awaits new customers for new adventures with pottery and fun family oriented activities. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Nikki Robertson, the owner of the company, about this business.

For the first time, the Light the World Giving Machines have made their way to Idaho Falls. They will be there through Jan. 1.

When freshman Donovan Strader and his cousin, Carter Felt, returned to BYU–Idaho after serving two-year church missions in Argentina, they knew they wanted to start a business together.

Winter is especially dangerous for both drivers and the wildlife that might cross roads, such as deer, moose and elk.

Ballet Folklorico Heritage in Rexburg isn’t your typical dance studio.

When Jeff Downs isn’t hard at work teaching math to students at Madison Junior High School, he’s writing his latest novel. His newest release titled “Shaken” came out in July, and he says it symbolizes a lot more to him than just a good idea and hard work.