BYU-Idaho Radio

Pocatello woman facing 10 years in prison after spitting on and kicking a police officer, a mountain lion found in Rexburg, a candlelight vigil held yesterday for JJ Vallow's 8th birthday and Teton County holding mass COVID-19 testing.

Brother Riley Hall, the Director of the BYU-Idaho Admissions Office, talked to us about his Devotional message and how admissions have been affected by COVID-19.

Read the article here: https://www.byui.edu/radio/devotional-with-riley-hall

Pizza Hut donates hundreds of pizzas to families in need, COVID-19's impact on students and what will change in Idaho's Stage 3.

Cathy Hammond, the Adult Services Librarian with the Madison Library District, talks to us about a Lord of the Rings-themed initiative to help motivate people to get out of the house and get some fresh air.

Check out our article here: https://www.byui.edu/radio/a-walk-through-middle-earth

Melanie Hammond, a teacher at Madison Middle School and the President of Region 6 of Idaho Education Association, talks to us about a letter signed by 60 school districts pledging to do all they can to help students re-adjust to in-person school this fall. Hammond also opened up about how much she misses her students in the classroom.

Read our article here: https://www.byui.edu/radio/students-need-stable-schools

A stolen baby bird returned to the pet store, flags lowered in honor of an officer killed in the line of duty and BYU-Idaho's Winter 2020 Commencement tonight at 7pm.

Regional Communications Supervisor Delisa Orren, with Idaho State Police, talks to us about her thoughts after she was publicly credited with helping rescue a young girl from kidnappers a few weeks ago. Captain Kevin Haight also joined us with some of his thoughts.

Read our article here: https://www.byui.edu/radio/officer-credited-for-saving-girl

A Rexburg family find explosives during their spring cleaning, Idaho Falls Farmer's Market open again and the Madison County DMV is moving by Albertson's in Rexburg.

In the Eyring's message "A Family Drive," the Eyring's spoke about some ways to strengthen families anytime, but especially while many might be experiencing cabin fever during these trying times. https://www.byui.edu/radio/a-family-drive-with-president-and-sister-eyring

Dr. Jacob Curtis, a Physician and the Medical Director at Grand Peaks Medical talked to us about a weekly webinar he hosts to educate people about COVID-19. Dr. Curtis has also treated a patient with COVID-19 in the local area.

Webinar info here:https://www.facebook.com/GRANDPEAKSHEALTH/photos/a.434127829967731/2873099732737183/?type=3&theater

Read our article here: https://www.byui.edu/radio/a-covid-19-info-webinar