“Art & the Animal” is the newest exhibit at The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho. The art included is photo-realistic; people often don’t believe it’s done with watercolor and colored pencils.

Vince Haley is running for the Rexburg City Council. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, he explained why he is running, what he would bring to the position, what issues he would focus on and more if he is elected.

Elizabeth Lowham graduated from BYU-Idaho in 2018 and is now a published author who is finding success with her recent books. She reflects on her journey as an author and the most rewarding parts of her career.

Hurricane Melissa, one of the strongest Category 5 storms on record, struck Jamaica with devastating force, leaving widespread destruction across the island. Despite the damage, BYU-Idaho students Shaneice and Tashna Collins say their family remains safe and faithful, viewing the storm as an opportunity to rebuild and grow stronger.

Hemming Village on West 2nd South in Rexburg is hosting its annual Hocus Pocus Halloween event. With thousands expected to attend, expect plenty of candy and activities for everyone to enjoy.

On this special episode of "Sounds from the Snow," Maddie Jones plays Detective Evelyn Hawke as she investigates a group of students for murder. Could they be the killer or could it be someone else? Maybe it’s Professor Harper, who pops in and out later in the story, maybe the victim faked their death. Who knows, but Detective Evelyn Hawke needs help solving the mystery and you are her team. There are several twists and turns accompanied by pieces like “Carnival of the Animals” and “Danse Macabre” by Camille Saint-Saens as well as “Night on Bald Mountain” by Modest Mussorgsky. The music is played by BYU-Idaho musicians.

Homeschool in a Box in Rexburg and Rigby, helps parents with homeschooling kits to aid in teaching and entertaining children with other kits for teens and adults alike. Cody Miller interviewed Kevin Gage, the founder and one of the owners, about this local business.

Rod Ross grew up in Pocatello, and after a decorated career as coach of Team USA Bowling and winning multiple gold medals, he will be the first Idahoan ever inducted into the USBC Hall of Fame.

Colin Erickson is running for reelection on the Rexburg City Council. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, he explained why he is running again, what he has brought to the position, what issues he would focus on and more if he is reelected. Election Day is Nov. 4. 

Local cowboy poet Bryce Angell brings a unique twist to the way of life in his new book “A Wrangler’s Reckless Writings.”

BYU-Idaho's Campus Life hosts annual Spooktacular event by BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho’s first powder puff football game is this weekend by BYU-Idaho Radio

Rexburg and Idaho Falls have something for everyone this Halloween season. Several businesses and organizations are hosting Halloween-themed events for all to enjoy.

Lee Price is running for the Rexburg City Council. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, he explained why he is running, what he would bring to the position, what issues he would focus on and more if he is elected. Election Day is Nov. 4. Below is a transcript of the interview. It has been lightly edited for clarity

Tickets are now available for BYU-Idaho's Extravadance.

New Sweden Farms in Idaho Falls has fun for all, from corn mazes to pumpkin patches, to a petting zoo. Deby Infanger and her husband own the land and have been operating and expanding the venue since 2017.

Cub Scout Pack 3012 in Rexburg is hosting a Pinewood Derby on Thursday, October 30 to raise funds for their scouting program. Rusty Jenkins, the committee chair for the pack, says they’ve opened the event to the public for the first time ever.

Main Streets Diamonds in Rexburg, Idaho, helps couples find the best prices for their wedding rings. Cody Miller interviewed Frank Hadry, long-time employee of 35 years, about the local business.

Heidi Egan is one of the curriculum designers at BYU-Idaho and is a lover of singing and music. In her devotional talk, she teaches how singing can help students feel happier and have a greater abundance of the Spirit in their lives.

Sister Heidi Egan is one of the curriculum designers at BYU-Idaho. A lover of singing and music, she shares how singing can help students feel happier and have a greater abundance of the Spirit in their lives.