BYU-Idaho Radio

As the Idaho Legislature approves a Sine Die to end the session, Representative Britt Raybould (R-Rexburg) takes a look back at the major accomplishments of the legislature this year.

Principal Katie Francis started a donations project at Hawthorne Elementary School for those in need of supplies.

Better Business Bureau Eastern Idaho marketplace manager talks to businesses about what to do in these uncertain times.

Article:https://www.byui.edu/radio/bbb-on-coronavirus

Brother Shane Goodwin from the Department of Mathematics gave his devotional address today March 17, 2020.

Article:https://www.byui.edu/radio/the-joy-of-learning-finding-connections-and-making-deep-dives

Due to the COVID-19 coronavirus the live, in-person, graduation ceremony will be canceled this semester. It is expected to be streamed instead. Senior Marlee Nielsen talks about how this news has impacted seniors all over campus.

Senator Dave Lent (R-Idaho Falls)dives into Idaho education and his efforts to improve accountability on the district level.

We discuss the failed hemp legalization bill, state budgets and how the Idaho legislature is dealing with the coronavirus in this interview with Rep. Elaine Smith (D-Pocatello).

This week on Tell Me About It, we have stories about girl scout cookies, politics, and events canceled because of the coronavirus outbreak.

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 two guests hosts to help us understand why the Bachelor is worth the watch.

Sierra Jones, a student at BYU-Idaho who is doing the Disney College Program spoke about the Coronavirus situation and what Disney is doing about it.

Article:https://www.byui.edu/radio/disney-closes-due-to-the-coronavirus