Good morning, Rexburg.

A Rexburg man was arrested after police said he crashed his car into two vehicles near North 2nd West around 10 p.m.—he allegedly was under the influence of a cocktail of prescription drugs and now faces charges for DUI, carrying a concealed weapon, possession of open alcohol containers and driving without privileges.

BYU-Idaho music professors are offering a 10-week music course for $200 that provides 30-minute lessons on various instruments (piano, percussion, flute and vocal) to all students regardless of major.

Students can enroll by adding a course code starting with 158 or by contacting a professor with their I-number.

Over 50 student athletes, faculty, staff, administrators and community members gathered on May 15 for the ground-breaking of Jefferson Joint School District #251’s new field house—planned to support school sports and community events.

The project will develop new athletic facilities for student teams and public use.

On May 21, several east Idaho anti-pornography advocates including Idaho Sen. Kevin Cook and Craig Cobia attended the signing of the Take It Down Act at the White House Rose Garden.

The new law makes it illegal to share non-consensual explicit images and requires online platforms to remove such content within 48 hours—Cook hopes Idaho lawmakers will use this example to better protect minors.

At Porter Park, dog owners stress early training and regular outdoor play to help keep their pets calm and active.

Many share simple routines like daily walks and fun games—practical tips that support a happy, energetic lifestyle for their dogs.

Teton Dam Marathon

6:30 a.m. — Teton Dam, Newdale — $85-$390 — Runners from all over the country will race through the scenic beauty of Idaho in a competitive marathon event.

June Women in Business & Leadership Networking Night

7-8:30 p.m. — Rexburg Clothing Outlet — Free entry — Connect and collaborate with local businesswomen over an inspiring evening.