BYU-Idaho Radio

Jenny Rubisch, an alumna of BYU-Idaho, talks with us about her journey from Rexburg to Arkansas, as well as some lessons learned along the way.

Idaho Governor Brad Little extends the state stay-at-home order through April 30, Wyoming reports its second COVID-19 death, and the recently-passed transgender athlete bill in Idaho is challenged in court.

Idaho Governor Brad Little extends the state stay-at-home order through April 30, Wyoming reports its second COVID-19 death, and the recently-passed transgender athlete bill in Idaho is challenged in court.

Justin Zonts, the general manager of Gator Jacks, talks with us about how they began to sell bulk foods and other supplies, on top of their normal fast food menu.

Justin Zonts, the general manager of Gator Jacks, talks with us about how they began to sell bulk foods and other supplies, on top of their normal fast food menu.

A family with ties to eastern Idaho is experiencing the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic in Switzerland. The Laird family is also expecting their 4th child. It's days overdue and they can't wait to welcome her to their lives. https://www.byui.edu/radio/family-with-local-ties-experiences-pandemic-in-switzerland

A family with ties to eastern Idaho is experiencing the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic in Switzerland. The Laird family is also expecting their 4th child. It's days overdue and they can't wait to welcome her to their lives. https://www.byui.edu/radio/family-with-local-ties-experiences-pandemic-in-switzerland

This is the Spot, a production of BYU-Idaho Radio, where we talk about what you are talking about at BYU-Idaho.

Today we are joined by special student guests who tell us their story of how they are managing through life during these uncertain and scary times.

This is the Spot, a production of BYU-Idaho Radio, where we talk about what you are talking about at BYU-Idaho.

Today we are joined by special student guests who tell us their story of how they are managing through life during these uncertain and scary times.

Wyoming's first COVID-19 death, the Idaho Attorney General takes over prosecution on the Daybell case, and Idaho unemployment claims rise above 78,000.