Completely directed, designed and performed by students, the Student Showcase highlights scenes and music from plays and musicals.

Elder Jorge M. Alvarado, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, talked to BYU-Idaho Radio's Jack Esplin about how going to the temple is a good thing for students.

Using unique floral arrangements and art, students from the Wedding and Event Planning class will put on the Temples in Bloom event.

The City of Idaho Falls Police Department has open registration for its Citizen's Police Academy, which is a free, nine-week course designed for people in the community. Cody Miller interviewed Jessica Clements, the public Information officer, about this opportunity.

Elder Jorge M. Alvarado, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints shares a message to the students of BYU-Idaho about covenant love.

Salt Lake Shred is entering its fourth season with new challenges, including matchups against teams outside its division for the first time. General Manager Quincey McKeen is confident the team is prepared to take on fresh competition with an exciting season opener in Atlanta.

The City of Pocatello is asking for citizen input on its PROST project plan to upgrade and renew its parks and more. Cody Miller interviewed Jim Anglesey, the long-term planner for the city.

The Rexburg Animal Shelter, operated by the Rexburg Police Department, took a pair of dogs to the Carriage Cove to help spread some joy to the patients. Officers Scott Chapman and Holly Wolfley talked to Cody Miller about the shelter, the experience with Carriage Cove and more.

Performing for the first time at BYU-Idaho since 2022, music duo Mat and Savanna Shaw are excited to perform for a Rexburg audience again.

Using instruments from the 17th and 18th centuries, BYU-Idaho students will perform pieces from German composers from the Baroque era.