Good morning, Rexburg.

Maureen Moores confirmed on Wednesday via Facebook that Master Oogway — the missing Custom Creatures tortoise — was found safe in a pasture near his home after a weeklong disappearance.

On Monday, a family of Good Samaritans rescued two midwestern women who became trapped on a rock near Stone Bridge on Warm River—FCSAR confirmed the swift operation.

On Thursday at 4:20 p.m., a train struck a motorhome hauling a passenger car at the intersection of 5th West and South Yellowstone Highway in Rexburg—no injuries were reported despite significant damage.

BYU-Idaho's new logo, revealed on July 15 to mark 25 years since the institution changed from Ricks College, disappointed many students and alumni who expected a design linked to sports.

President Meredith clarified in May that the school will not bring back intercollegiate sports, a move that some have welcomed.

A local teacher from Madison School District advised parents to set regular sleep and meal routines for kids as back-to-school preparations begin in a few weeks—she also encouraged open talks about feelings to ease the transition.

State and federal land management agencies will continue fire restrictions across eastern Idaho — the measures will limit outdoor burning and lower fire risks in affected areas.

Team Roping Competition

5:30-11 p.m. — Madison County Fairgrounds — Enjoy a thrilling night of team roping and skillful horsemanship.

Arenacross Nationals Tour

7-9:30 p.m. — Madison County Fairgrounds — Tickets available online — Experience thrilling high-flying action from professional and amateur motocross racers at the Madison County Fair.