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BYU-Idaho administrator Rob Garrett shares how trusting in Jesus Christ and making daily disciple-like efforts can help students navigate uncertainty and allow the Savior to make more of them. https://www.byui.edu/radio/devotional/byu-idaho-devotional-speaker-encourages-students-to-trust-in-christ https://soundcloud.com/byu-idaho-radio/byu-idaho-devotional-412320788?si=1264e0793f7246f5a19c44772a68859b&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

BYU-Idaho administrator Rob Garrett shares how trusting in Jesus Christ and making daily disciple-like efforts can help students navigate uncertainty and allow the Savior to make more of them. https://soundcloud.com/byu-idaho-radio/byu-idaho-devotional-he-will?si=7afdde4f3eb644689455a4182bd7683f&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing https://www.byui.edu/radio/devotional/byu-idaho-devotional-speaker-encourages-students-to-trust-in-christ

BYU-Idaho alumna, Marissa Albrecht's “In Passing” exhibit uses discarded materials found during everyday travel to explore connection, relationships and the importance of noticing the small things. https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/byu-idaho-alumna-brings-in-passing-to-spori-art-gallery

Date Night is coming up again at BYU-Idaho, and the campus events team is working hard to keep it new and exciting.

Idaho has seen a slight increase in rabies in bats in 2026. While less than 0.1% of wild bats nationwide have rabies, several experts offer tips to prevent the contraction and spread of rabies.

BYU-Idaho student, Eliza Saunders, is preparing to travel through five European countries as part of the university's Experience Europe program. https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/byu-idaho-student-prepares-to-learn-and-explore-through-experience-europe

Sarah Francis shares how seeking help, relying on her faith and speaking openly about depression, anxiety and OCD shaped her into an advocate for others facing mental health challenges. https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/byu-idaho-student-uses-her-mental-health-journey-to-advocate-for-others

Elder James O. Fantone encouraged BYU-Idaho students to rely on Jesus Christ as they face personal battles and strive to become faithful “finishers.” https://www.byui.edu/radio/devotional/byu-idaho-devotional-speaker-teaches-how-faith-can-strengthen-you-through-lifes-battles

Elder James O. Fantone encouraged BYU-Idaho students to rely on Jesus Christ as they face personal battles and strive to become faithful “finishers.” https://www.byui.edu/radio/devotional/byu-idaho-devotional-speaker-teaches-how-faith-can-strengthen-you-through-lifes-battles

BYU-Idaho student Avery Simkins shares how she turned to Jesus Christ while healing from an unexpected divorce. https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/byu-idaho-student-finds-hope-and-healing-through-jesus-christ

BYU improves to 3-0 after LJ Martin masterclass by BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho students banded together Thursday night when a heavy storm led to flash flooding in several student housing complexes.

The Goldmund Quartet has a new album called “Paganini: His Music, His Instruments.” The Germany-based quartet recorded the album with classical guitarist Carlotta Dalia using the Paganini Quartet instruments and a guitar Paganini also owned. Cellist Raphael Paratore spoke with Brandon Isle about the new album.

Pianist Marvin Goldstein and vocalist Vanessa Joy will sing “audience favorites” at the Romance Theater on October 6. Local singers will also perform. The duo spoke with Harrison Kelley about their careers and collaboration.

Shelley Spud Day began back in 1927, and it offers free food and activities to everyone in attendance.

BYU-Idaho student Angel Cody shares how navigating loneliness while embracing her faith have shaped her identity and helped her find belonging. https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/byu-idaho-student-finds-strength-through-faith-culture-and-community

Connie Zillale shares her journey from Tanzania to BYU-Idaho, her experiences with faith and family, and her goals for the future. https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/from-tanzania-to-rexburg-connie-zillale-pursues-faith-and-big-dreams

Need help moving? Teton Tote Rental can help by BYU-Idaho Radio

President and Sister Meredith sit down with Rilie Chuch to discuss their topics ahead of the first devotional of a new semester and school year.

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 defense shines in comeback win over Arizona by BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho's I-Night invites students out to bring in the new semester by BYU-Idaho Radio

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

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.

Idaho State Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield talks about her new budget model by BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU steamrolls Utah Tech in season opener by BYU-Idaho Radio

The Emergency Services National Academy is a nationally accredited set of education programs and they are offered right here in Madison County.

Fizz Rizz, the mocktail bar in Rexburg, is under new management with many changes dropping this fall.

Mackeson Noel's humanitarian work in his home country of Haiti forced him to flee. BYU-Pathway Worldwide led him to BYU-Idaho and to safety. Now he runs local non-profits benefiting families and individuals.

Edson Fichter's popular Nature Talk series is back this month. Presentations are free to the public and happen every Wednesday in September from 6-7 pm.

Snake River BMX started on a homemade track in the backyard of a father, helping his kids. Now it's grown to help riders in the area through coached practices and races with USA BMX.

The Preservation Hall Jazz Band brings classic New Orleans jazz with afro-Cuban roots, to the Jackson Center for the Arts tonight.

The BYU Cougars enter the 2026 season ranked No. 14 in the AP preseason poll, their highest preseason ranking since 1985, with Big 12 and College Football Playoff aspirations. Running back LJ Martin, linebacker Isaiah Glasker and quarterback Bear Bachmeier are among the players generating excitement as BYU prepares to open the season against Utah Tech on September 5.

For six years, the year-round Teton Valley Art Market has featured local artisans selling their work. 

The inaugural Snake River Invitational will take place at the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls at the end of November. Tickets are now available.

Warm winter temperatures forced lower snowpacks leading to earlier irrigation draws from reservoirs. Levels in the Snake River area are at 19%.

Every year, the Idaho Food Bank delivers over 80,000 backpacks to Idaho schools for children in need. They rely on volunteers and private donations to make it possible.

Gary Kofinas and six other residents organized a safety meeting on Aug. 3, about the safety of Teton Pass. It was in response to a fatal dump truck accident on July 7.

The Rigby community gathered for the ribbon cutting of the new Broulim's Fieldhouse. Rigby's Athletic Director Ty Shippen gave BYU-Idaho Radio a tour of the new building.

Idaho's first and largest Vampire Penguin recently opened in Idaho Falls. They offer unique snow treats with a family-friendly macabre twist.

Two students from Boundary Middle School were among the nearly 100 students from across the country who participated in the Day of AI where a student senate created an artificial intelligence policy in two days. Brandon Isle talked to James Cederquist and Colton Larsson about their experience and to their principal, Mark Fisk, who went with them on the trip to Boston.

Multiple state and community partners came together to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the College of Eastern Idaho's new Future Tech Building in Idaho Falls. 

Rochelle Hyde is a holistic health practitioner and founder of Hōl Bädē HelTH. She promotes physical and emotional wellbeing through her studio.

The Snake River Showdown returns with its first bull riding competition at Sandy Downs. After selling out last year, the event organizer, Andria Hutchens, needed a bigger venue.

Writer and director James Dalrymple just wrapped up shooting the new film that explores the parable of the ten virgins found in the New Testament. The film was shot in Morocco and will debut around Easter 2027. Brandon Isle talked to him about the project.

Comedian Nate Bargatze coming to BYU-Idaho this fall by BYU-Idaho Radio

The Summit Housing is holding an open house on Wednesday at 10 a.m. and the community is invited to tour their first of two buildings planned for the area.

Stefanie Fuchs has been teaching history for 21 years. While many teachers create rote lesson plans year to year, Fuchs tailors her out-of-the-box lessons to her students.

The Idaho Falls Rotary Club has hosted the Duck Race for the last several decades. Proceeds from the race benefit the community and help build up the greenbelt around the river.