BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your evening headlines for June 25, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. On Thursday, three musical ensembles from BYU-Idaho will come together for a special performance. As measles cases spread across the United States, health officials in Idaho are urging vaccinations. And convicted murderer Lori Vallow Daybell is asking for a new trial in Arizona.

"School of Rock" performance, bodies of man and his mother found in home, and Hope Camp.

Two missing teens, mini pancake pop-up business, and community conversation.

Ben Rector to perform at BYU-Idaho, Idaho farm Bureau Insurance Company donates to rangeland fire protection, and Neighborhood fire in Bonneville County.

These are your evening headlines for June 20, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. BYU-Idaho students are excited for the upcoming Rexburg YSA Conference. BYU-Idaho celebrates 25 years since the announcement of the historic name change from Ricks College. And the Pocatello Fire Departments has lifted the evacuation order that was announced yesterday due to the West Clarke fire.

Yellowstone river closures, Bannock County fires, and BYU-Idaho I-Talk event.

Stabbing suspect found in Idaho Falls, deportation funds approved in Idaho, and Sleep in heavenly Peace nonprofit.

Greenacres school zone construction, "No Kings" marches in Idaho, and RMCH Family Fun Run.

These are your evening headlines for June 16, 2025. A fire broke out at the Motor VU Drive-In over the weekend. The CEO of West Valley Center in Caldwell was found dead in his hotel room in Baltimore, Maryland. And a 40-year-old man was arrested Friday after reports that multiple children were sexually assaulted at a Meridian water park.

Local Idaho Falls jump rope team hold fundraiser, Madison County Sheriff's Office looking for stabbing suspect, and person dies after driving off bridge in Twin Falls.

A local group is organizing a counter protest to the no kings day protest, the Idaho Transportation board has approved new funding for several road projects, and construction is underway for new vent and trach unit and outpatient therapy gym.

BYU-Idaho Peer Mentoring Center hiring, Poky Paddle event, and 2025 Idaho Bowl

Another jury has found Lori Vallow Daybell guilty, a South Dakota man died in a rollover crash near Ucon, Idaho Falls will celebrate Juneteenth with a music festival, and Art Grows Rexburg is accepting entries for its adult art contest

Art Grows Rexburg art competition, Mary Poppins performance, and protest against Trump in Idaho Falls.

Train derails and causes damage, Idaho Falls businesses suffer, and Aberdeen man charged after shooting.

These are your evening headlines for June 10, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. An 18-year-old from northern Idaho was killed after being pinned under a large boulder on Saturday evening on the Nez-Perce reservation. Idaho Educators are invited to attend the Idaho Department of Education's Annual Stem Conference. And Portneuf Health Trust is a local nonprofit that encourages healthy activity.

BYU-Idaho's dance department to perform Cinderella, Grand Teton National Park Taggart Lake Renovation, and 22-year-old sentenced.

These are your evening headlines for June 9, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Tomorrow, BYU-Idaho's theatre and dance department will bring the inspiring tale of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella to life. Boise State University, along with several other colleges, is leaving the Mountain West Conference and joining the PAC-12 Conference. The State Board of Education's bid to acquire the Univ...

Pocatello celebrates their first annual Neon Fest, lawsuits filed in Boise school, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints now offers mobile temple recommends worldwide.

These are your evening headlines for June 6, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. The mayor of Rexburg says he's ready for a conversation about a new Teton Dam. Idaho State University has just received a seed that has traveled over a million miles. A 22-year-old who stabbed a man in an argument was sentenced to four years of probation.

Midsummer Promise writing submissions, strangers save woman from partially submerged car, and Idaho State Police partner with ICE.

These are your evening headlines for evening headlines for June 4, 2024. Take a tour with Campus Recreation to see beautiful West Yellowstone and Old Faithful with lunch included. Summer is here, and the Idaho Department of Education is here to remind you that the Federal Summer Service Program is accessible for children ages 1 to 18. And a Provo, Utah man is charged with threatening to blow up th...

Mayor nominates council member, University of Phoenix pulls purchase plug, and Yellowstone/ Old Faithful tours.

These are your evening headlines for June 3, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. A local nonprofit that helps people with developmental disabilities is ready for its yearly fundraising race, the Scenic River Classic. On Saturday, the Museum of Rexburg and Rexburg Arts will hold their annual "Flood of Memories Event." And Pocatello is bringing back its Revive at 5 concert series.

Portneuf District library summer reading program, DWI fundraiser run, and "End the Red Light District" campaign gets bill passed.