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The Idaho Senate Education Committee will continue its debate on Monday over the wording of new science standards.

The Idaho Senate State Affairs Committee voted 5-4 in favor of a constitutional convention to require the federal government to balance its budget.

The Backwards Piano Man is coming to Rexburg to perform for a charity event held by the Upper Valley Music Teacher's Association.

Ryan Scripps is a native of San Jose, California, and he's in Rexburg for his first show outside of California or Nashville.

For more information about the show and to buy tickets, visit rexburgcountry.com.

A bill that would have banned slot machine-style games at tribal casinos died in the Idaho House State Affairs Committee.

BYU-Idaho Radio News Reporter Adam Jacobs shares the origins of Pathway, a one-year program made to help adults worldwide return to higher education.

A bill that would have transferred $17 million over five years in state highway funds from the Idaho State Police to the roads department failed on the house floor.

The Idaho Dairymen's Association talked to the Idaho Legislature's Senate Agricultural Affairs Committee about issues dairymen face. Photo: Bob Naerebout, Executive Director of Idaho Dairymen's Association

During a BYU-Idaho devotional, Matthew O. Richardson, advancement vice president of BYU, counseled BYU-Idaho students to remember those whose shoulders they’ve stood on to see the world from a different perspective.

In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, Brother Richardson said that his talk, “Standing on the Shoulders of Giants,” is really about reminding BYU-Idaho students that they’re not alone.

“It’s this concept of being able to recognize that we are not really alone in either our progression or our accomplishments,” Brother Richardson said. “But there have been so many who have come before us, and so many that are with us now and, in truth, I honestly believe there are so many that will be with us in the future that we have the opportunity to really build upon.”