BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your evening headlines for July 22, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Eliza's picks is a program which dives into a song from this weeks episode of Sounds from the Snow. Movies in the park are coming to Rexburg thanks to a new local business. The YMCA's looking for more volunteers for the next school season.

New Bachelors degree in Idaho, Pocatello zoning ordinance amendment hearing, and Burley Idaho Temple open house.

Oral and Family History event, Aid For Friends fundraiser event, and law enforcement youth camps.

These are your evening headlines for July 18, 2025. The Mountain America Embraces local talent and continues to look for artists to share their music, dance and more. BYU-Idaho's Runner's Group offers a way to socialize and exercise. The David O. McKay Library has renovation updates for this fall.

New bill introduced after deadly attack on firefighters, local mom sells sourdough bread, and BYUI Runners Group.

Marshall Public Library Oral History Event, BYU-Idaho I-Talent, D.A.R.E. fundraiser, and Historicorps looking for volunteers.

These are your evening headlines for July 16, 2025 on BYU-Idaho RadioStudent reporter Alex Batman tells us about BYU-Idaho's I-Talent night. Student reporter Austin Pace goes in-depth on BYU-Idaho's future housing situation

Pioneer Fair in salt Lake City, BYU-Idaho devotional, and BYU-Idaho housing and enrollment.

Idaho Falls planned power outage, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints releases video about the priesthood, and update on St Anthony fire.

These are your evening headlines for July 14, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Student reporter Mattie Johnson tells us about a new floral option in Rexburg. Country dancers at BYU-Idaho have a competition this week. And after nearly a decade with Buffalo Wild Wings, Nathan Fielding is bringing the brand's new takeout focuses concept to Idaho.

FamilySearch center pioneer classes, new urgent care facility coming to Chubbuck, and missing girl found.

Apology from family of Burly man, hearing aids donated to BYU-Idaho student, and Chalk Fest reimagined.

These are your evening headlines for July 10, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Eastern Idaho's state fair announced Gene and Marietta Womack as its 2025 Grand Marshals. The Pocatello Police Department says it responded to more than 160 fireworks-related calls over the Fourth of July weekend. And Rexburg's Buffalo Wild Wings Go is a new concept of the restaurant chain that will be opening July 15.

Man pulls gun on Walmart delivery, Jackson wells back online, and water shortages.

These are your evening headlines for July 9, 2025 here on BYU-Idaho Radio. Our hot and dry summer is not looking good for Idaho's water supply. BYU-Idaho is hosting its first ever men's pageant, "Mr. BYU-I." And we have a new segment in conjunction with the Rexburg-Madison Historical society. Today's episode starts with the question, "why did it take 28 years between pio...

BYU-Idaho devotional, BYU-Idaho Main Street exhibit, and July 4th stabbing.

These are your evening headlines for July 8, 2025 for BYU-Idaho Radio. Goodwill is aiming to help with "hand ups, not hand outs." Tomorrow is the ""Axe Cancer for Jax" benefit dinner and silent auction at The Barn on 1st Street in Idaho Falls from 5 to 8pm. And an anonymous online survey has been opened to people who live in Idaho's Southwest Health District.

BYU-Idaho fashion show, Families of The Fallen nonprofit, and Budgeting workshop.

These are your evening headlines for July 7, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Bonneville County's Prosecuting Attorney gave an award to a member of the Idaho Transportation Department. A man wanted for the murder of his three children could be in the Idaho mountains. And a woman killed in a crash on Highway 20 over the weekend has been identified.

Families Of The Fallen nonprofit raises money for families of the fallen firefighters, police standoff in American Falls, and Blackfoot community center revitalization.

BYU-Idaho students celebrate The 4th of July, Garden to Give, and updates on the Bingham County brush fire.

Rexburg man arrested after spring on sunbathers at Porter Park, Idaho Falls food basket donations at parade, and new county clerk.

These are your evening headlines for July 1, 2025 right here on BYU-Idaho Radio. Center for Hope is aiming to help local people improve their mental health and recover from addiction. A shipment from Salt Lake City arrived in Rexburg this morning, bringing essential food supplies to families in need. And Rexburg Police arrested a man on Sunday afternoon who they say was spying on sunbathers at Por...

Woman sets her boyfriend on fire at a gas station, update on missing FLDS teens, and firefighters in Idaho shot while putting out fire.

South Fork Fest, local car shop hosts annual food drive, and BYU-Idaho Ballroom Night.