The BYU-Idaho Theatre department will be performing Julius Ceasar.

Trenna McMullin and Makayla Nielson became friends and then writing partners, and now have a new book out titled “The Voyage of Clara Bowman,” which tells the story of a girl who travels across the sea to escape religious persecution.

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.

Fire and Fizz, a new pottery and soda shop opened in Rexburg on November 15. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Brian Barton, one of the owners about this new business.

The American Automobile Association (AAA), an insurance and travel agency, forecasts record-breaking numbers of travelers the week of Thanksgiving.

The Bonner family is a family of 11 who sing and worship through Broadway and Gospel music. They’ve performed for the Kansas City Chiefs, done a Christmas program with “The Chosen,” and have a Christmas concert coming up.

Three stories of Eastern Idaho locals who were the first to give at the Light the World Giving Machines in Chubbuck.

Silver Star is starting a new plan to bring high-speed fiber internet to the entire Teton Valley area, with the goal of improving quality of life for each customer it serves.

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Friday that, effective immediately, young women in the Church who want to serve a mission can begin service at age 18.

BYU-Idaho celebrates the holiday season with Campus Christmas event by BYU-Idaho Radio