This weekend, the city of Rexburg will host a performance of Handel’s “Messiah,” which highlights the life and mission of Jesus Christ.

Brother Timothy L. Farnes, the Young Men General President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, encouraged BYU-Idaho graduates to become second-mile disciples.

The William James Mentorship allows students to help the next batch of freshman by BYU-Idaho Radio

Jessica Pearson is Mrs. Rexburg for 2026, and she is teaching a class titled “Level Up Your Marriage” to begin the new year. Any married couple is welcome to attend.

Wayne Burton is a Latter-day Saint musician who recently released his new song “Heaven on Earth.” He hopes it will lift people during this Christmas 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.

BYU will face Georgia Tech in the 2025 Pop-Tarts Bowl in Orlando as the Cougars look to close their season strong after missing the College Football Playoff. Both teams are using the extra preparation time to gear up for a challenging matchup between two programs led by head coaches who are coaching at their alma maters.

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. Together they invested in a vending machine to create: The Date Machine.

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

Mariana Vitali is the director of Ballet Folklorico Heritage and uses her studio to honor her Mexican heritage and inspire her family and the community.

Idaho Gems is a BYU-Idaho Radio series featuring locals making a large impact. In this interview with Natalia Dyer, Idaho Gem, Rob Clark, founder of Venitox, shares about breaking into the snake venom industry. He also reflects on his love for his snakes and the importance of his work

Jeff Downs, a math teacher and author, released his newest book “Shaken” in July. The story features a man who wants to fix his bad relationship with his father after an earthquake puts his life in danger.

Students in BYU-Idaho's Wildlife Management program frequently work with local research groups and believe they may be the first to discover a bat hibernaculum, or hibernation spot, in the western U.S.

What you need to know about BYU-Idaho Grad Night by BYU-Idaho Radio

The Rexburg Community Theatre is putting on their annual presentation of “A Christmas Carol” this week at Madison Jr High from Thursday-Saturday. Article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/local-news/rexburg-community-theatre-presents-a-christmas-carol

Family First Dental in Rexburg is running its 1,000 Smiles Project to collect and donate toys to children in need. Anyone who donates will be entered into a giveaway to win free dental care for one year.

Fresco Kitchen and Grill operates Doorzza Pizza out of its location in Rexburg. Now, Doorzza is on its way to being its own restaurant. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Matt Pyles, co-founder and general manager of Fresco and manager of Doorzza, about this story.

Perry Rockwood taught students that lamenting to God is expressing frustration and honest emotion to Him in faith, and that it’s another way to feel greater joy.

Perry Rockwood talks about his devotional address "When Sorrow Meets the Savior," including what went into his topic and how students can do the same.

BYU finished an impressive 11–1 season but was never seriously considered for the College Football Playoff, ultimately landing just outside the final bracket. Despite stronger metrics than Notre Dame and Miami, the Cougars were passed over, leaving fans questioning whether BYU was snubbed.