Good morning, Rexburg.

William F. Rigby was a pioneer who hid from the law for polygamy—he served a short prison term before helping build Rexburg and a town that now bears his name—and his work in sawmills, roads and schools helped shape our local community.

The Teton Dam overlook near Newdale is getting a makeover — just in time for the 50th anniversary of the Teton Dam Disaster.

The update will refresh the decades-old site and honor its past significance.

Buffalo Wild Wings GO will open its first Idaho takeout restaurant on Tuesday at 286 East Moody Drive in Rexburg, led by Nathan Fielding who brought nearly a decade of experience to the new 1,300-square-foot space.

The restaurant offers quick pickup using a locker system and will run limited seating while keeping late night hours—catering to local college students and travelers.

BYU-Idaho senior Zane Schmidt is launching Teton Tactical, a new airsoft business in Rexburg that offers students a fun way to connect and compete at a free arena near Bear World - he hosts every session, explains the rules, and welcomes feedback to improve the experience.

Rexburg is planning a new police facility to replace its aging station and meet the needs of a growing population.

City officials say a vote on funding will be held this fall and the building will cost ($12.4 million) with improved training rooms, upgraded evidence storage, and modern technology.