The Bonneville County Libary District opens its new Ucon branch on Saturday.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Instagram account Traveling Spud run by Katie Williams gives practical travel advice and showcases Idaho’s best travel destinations.By BYU-Idaho Radio

When it comes to shopping in Rexburg people are often looking for a wider store selection, and to save driving time to bigger cities in the surrounding area—Real Deals has been the solution for many looking for more right in their backyard.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Local musicians perform at the annual music festival where all donations go directly to The Idaho Foodbank.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The newly released book “The Totally Not Boring Book of Feelings” features 40 short stories to help kids learn more about the feelings they experience.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Eastern Idaho State Fair is now open and has many activities and foods to try.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Author Josh Allen just released his third horror book for kids called "Once They See You: 13 Stories to Shiver and Shock." He tells Brandon Isle about the process of writing this book, why it's important to let kids read spooky stories and how he uses his writing experiences in the classroom.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Josh Allen's new spooky book for middle-grade readers is sure to put them on the edge of their seats. "Once They See You: 13 Stories to Shiver and Shock" is available now.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Several Jump ropers from the Idaho Falls-based Proform Airborne Jump Rope Team recently returned from the 2024 Paris Olympics after having the rare opportunity to perform and entertain crowds on a world Stage. Head coach, Monica Foster, says five of her jumpers were among 20 who performed in France.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Photo Credit: Fremont-Madison Irrigation District | Grassy Lake Outlet -Earlier this summer the Idaho Department of Water Resources issued a curtailment order calling for junior water rights holders to shut off their water because certain requirements weren’t being met according to a 2016 water mitigation plan. Some 6,400 junior groundwater rights …

The Pocatello MomCo offers mothers community and support as they navigate motherhood.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Island Park Festival starts Friday and has over 200 vendors.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Coming off its recent open house, Friends of the Children located in American Falls continues to work with at-risk children and provide them mentorship.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Foster families in Idaho have a new tool to use to engage with foster kids, free access to the state's 30 parks.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Madison County Rec District Campaign is hosting its annual Duck Derby race to raise funds for a spot on the ballot.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Idaho Falls Downtown Development Corporation is hosting a back-to-school party with many fun activities for teens.By BYU-Idaho Radio

HGTV stars Luke Caldwell and Clint Robertson recently announced a new show coming in 2025.By BYU-Idaho Radio

August is National Peach Month, and Idaho peaches are being harvested right now.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Gate City will open new pickleball courts tomorrow following an opening ceremony to honor Con Gilmore.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Holversons pushed through adversity and brought ten children into their home through foster care.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Achieved basketball all-star Ike Sutton decided to put his basketball career on hold, to serve the Lord in Torreón, Mexico.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Everyone is invited to watch the newly released youth concert featuring uplifting songs and messages centered on Jesus Christ.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Becca Gibb strives to represent the Savior as a contestant on the show “MasterChef.” The newest episode airs Wednesday.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Greater Tater Tot Festival celebrates the origin of the tater tot and is fundraising to help prevent child abuse.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The duck race is back and has many activities for families. The fundraiser supports the Idaho Falls River Walk.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Youth have gathered to Rexburg from all over Idaho, Washington and even Florida for this year’s theatre camp. This weekend, they’re showing what they’ve learned in performances of “Footloose.”Photo courtesy: Kaatia LarsenBy BYU-Idaho Radio

The students on the campus of BYU-Idaho are a little younger this week. They're here for a five-day conference called FSY. Student reporter Vanessa Willardson has the story.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Young single adults are invited to participate in the many activities of the YSA Conference revolving around the theme “Think Celestial.”By BYU-Idaho Radio

“What Happens in Idaho” by Bonnie Jo Pierson was recently released and is available to buy and enjoy.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Bat Night event is happening on Saturday at the Idaho Falls Zoo. It is an educational night filled with bat sightings.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Grit League is hosting a mud obstacle course race for families to participate in and win prizes.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Idaho Dunes RV hosts the annual showdown event to benefit the Fremont County Fraternal Order of Police.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Roaring Youth Jam event is back next weekend and has many art activities for youth to enjoy.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Palace Theatre in Chubbuck presents “The Little Mermaid” until August 17. Tickets are still available.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Every Thursday from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Stanley’s community gathers to dance to live music on Ace of Dimond Street.By BYU-Idaho Radio

LK Realty Group of Home Smart Premier Realty brings the free Summer Movie Night event to Rigby.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Sister J. Anette Dennis, the first counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, spoke to the graduating students of BYU-Idaho on July 25, 2024, about keeping their eternal destination in mind as they leave BYU-Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Nearly 3,000 students are graduating from BYU-Idaho today. One of the university's graduating students took an untraditional route to getting her degree.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Raymonda was the food editor for 44 years for the Upper Valley Standard Journal before retiring in January. Many in east Idaho looked forward to the recipe of the week and the family it was associated with in her weekly publication entitled “Food Stuff.”By BYU-Idaho Radio

Raymonda Furness was the Food Editor for the Upper Valley Standard Journal for 44 years and has recently retired. She talks about the highlights of her career and the connections she's made with local families who've shared their tasty recipes with Eastern Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Bill and Peggy Hawkins will watch as their daughter, Chari Hawkins, competes in the heptathlon in the 2024 Olympics in Paris in August.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The BYU Idaho University Store is hosting Gradfest, a time for students to wrap things up for the year. Student reporter Maggie Macfarlane covered the story.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Downtown Driggs Association is putting on the Plein Air Festival this week where artists can paint and compete for prizes. There are also community events each day.By BYU-Idaho Radio

This year, Idaho will celebrate an American cultural icon. September will mark the 50th anniversary of legendary motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel's jump over the Snake River Canyon.Knievel was a cultural icon throughout the 1970s, known for his dangerous stunts and death-defying attitude that led him to jump over everything from buses and lions to…

Pianist Hunter Noack will perform a pair of concerts outdoors this week in Victor and Jackson Hole. Attendees will listen with a pair of wireless headphones as they explore the landscape.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Teton Valley Chamber Music Festival is a relatively new festival to Idaho. Going into its second year now, it has already managed to bring lovers of classical music together in the community.By BYU-Idaho Radio

In this interview with BYU-Idaho, Joseph Aragon and Daniel Alworth talk about their new mocktail bar “Fizz Rizz.” The bar has been a nice addition to Rexburg's social scene, and they talk about the exciting events to come!By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho’s Apparel Design Society is putting on a fashion show this Saturday. The theme is ‘Luna Maria’ in honor of the 55th anniversary of the moon landing. In this interview with Anais campos, the marketing director, and Itavi Stearns, the Chairwoman for the Apparel Design Society at BYU-Idaho, they talk about the upcoming show.…

BYU-Idaho is helping students overcome physical and mental disabilities with Adaptive Sports and will host them next semester.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Sidewalk Chalk Festival is coming to Idaho falls this Saturday, giving a chance to local chalk artists to win some big prizes. Chloe O'Laughlin, who works as the communications director for the Art Museum of eastern Idaho, explains all the amazing activities that will be going on during the festival.…