SIPH offereing free dental exams for children, Pocatello named top-5 best city in country, and BYU's Richie Saunders named to Jerry West award list.

BYU-Idaho devotional speaker Sister Neihlee Muir shared how her experiences in construction management tie to the gospel, a bill advanced to the house floor that would outlaw Idaho cities from having anti-discrimination laws, and Austin Pace updates us on BYU Men's basketball.

Funds being raised for Teton Pass, Elder and Sister Kearon Young Adult devotional, and ISU beats Portland State.

A BYU-Idaho dance showcase is nearly here, the Rexburg Soup Kitchen is holding a "Souper-Bowl Food Drive," and a newly proposed legislative bill that would add tax cuts.

President Dallin H Oaks will give devotional at BYU Feb 10, Zeppes Italian Ice coming to Rexburg, and BYU women beat Utah.

Idaho Fall's District 91's annual Souper Bowl is back on, state legislators are asking Idaho leaders to cut budgets, and a pilot was injured when he crashed his plane yesterday at Palisades Reservoir.

Ririe School Districit 252 cancels classes, Soup-er Bowl collects donations in Idaho Falls, and FamilySearch releases new web page with America250.

Date Night at BYU-Idaho is coming around again, the Idaho Falls Art Council has a new executive director, and an Idaho Falls man was found guilty of battery on a peace officer.

City of Blackfoot searching for vandalism suspect, new emergency room in Idaho Falls, and MMA Championship coming to Idaho Falls in February.

The Fisheries, Range and Wildlife Society on campus is conducting research on swans, the new film, "Standout: The Ben Kjar Story" is now in theaters, and Yellowstone National Park has announced that this year the park will extend the fishing season for select rivers.