Trent Hanson, the student sports manager in the campus recreation program at BYU-Idaho, talks about the brand new $20 sports pass, which allows students to participate in as many intramural sports as they want for a single payment.

Becca Stucki, the director of events and communications for the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce, talks about all that 'Experience Rexburg' at Porter Park has to offer this Saturday, September 20, from food trucks to raffles and prizes.

Travis Walker, the President of the Snake River Car Association, talks about the Idaho Falls Raceway Championship night by highlighting the many spectacles fans can enjoy.

The Circle of Love, founded in the 1980s, has been helping people with wedding dresses, suits, tuxedos and more while supporting the local community of Rexburg. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed J.C. Weber, the owner of the business.

BYU-Idaho President Alvin F. Meredith III and his wife, Sister Jennifer Meredith, kicked off the Fall 2025 semester by reflecting on the history of BYU-Idaho and highlighting the importance of the Spirit of Ricks.

Article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/with-a-record-number-of-students-on-byu-idahos-campus-for-fall-2025-president-and-sister-meredith-share-their-devotional-on-the-importance-of-preserving-the-spirit-of-ricks

BYU-Idaho's Scroll newspaper has a new edition for the Fall Semester. Brandon Isle and Briona McGregor talk about what's inside.

President and Sister Meredith discuss the importance of the Spirit of Ricks, its history, and what we can do as students and members of our communities to strengthen and share that spirit wherever we go.

Article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/with-a-record-number-of-students-on-byu-idahos-campus-for-fall-2025-president-and-sister-meredith-share-their-devotional-on-the-importance-of-preserving-the-spirit-of-ricks

Dejan Tahic was only 15 years old when his country was torn apart by war. His parents decided it would be safer for him and his sister to leave before the conflict worsened. Unfortunately, this led to Tahic and his sister living with their aunt in the enemy country of Serbia, and the boarder closing between them and their parents. From there, moving from refugee camp to refugee camp in Hungary. Eventually, Tahic found asylum in Canada where he also discovered The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Hope, healing and peace were brought back into Tahic’s life through the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Dave Chambers’ name can be spotted on billboards across Rexburg, and it all started with Sparks BBQ.

Temples, or Houses of the Lord are an integral part of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ worship. Being a worldwide church, some members have easier access to the House of the Lord than others. That’s why Karen Harrop and Richard LeDuc, along with a few of their friends, decided to create the nonprofit, Sweetwater Rescue. An organization aimed to help aid those who live in remote areas go and visit the temple.