BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your evening headlines for June 2, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. A Utah teen has been found after being missing for over a month. Russell M. Nelson, President and and Prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will dedicate the Syracuse Utah Temple this weekend. And Blackfoot's summer tradition of Music in the Park is making its return.

Body of a missing man found, crickets invade rural parts of Idaho, and Inmates graduate re-entry program.

BYU-Idaho Food Science Society, fatal shooting on I-15, and Pocatello man arrested after police standoff.

These are your evening headlines for May 29, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Spring Choirfest promises an evening of uplifting music and unity at at BYU-Idaho. Idaho State Police is investigating a single vehicle crash in Pocatello that killed a Rexburg woman. And a grand jury has indicted an Idaho Falls man who is accused of rape and lewd conduct with a child between 2018 and 2023.

State highway officials warn drivers about "100 deadliest days," local chiropractor in court, and education expansion in Idaho prison.

These are your evening headlines for May 28, 2025 here on BYU-Idaho Radio. A power outage is planned in southern Island Park starting Thursday night. Chubbuck Police Department is investigating after finding a dead man in a parked car at Walmart. And a car crash in Fort Hall left the U-S Highway 91 and all rail service closed for nearly an hour on Tuesday.

BYU-Idaho devotional with Jim Lawrence, police investigating death as suicide in Rexburg, and mother charged for leaving child in hot car.

Caldwell man found guilty for murder, man assaults in Yellowstone, and Habitat for Humanity.

Utah teacher raises money to pay off school lunch debt, Idaho Falls comic con-style event, and federal food assistance cutbacks.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for Friday, May 23, 2025. BYU-Idaho's Outdoor Activities department takes students on adventures every week, such as caving through the Civil Defense Caves. United Way of Eastern Idaho is a local non-profit committed to helping those experiencing economic hardship. And TV star and singer Juliette Angelo is pitting on a concert celebrating Patsy...

Allegiant opens new flights, Take It Down act, and local C-T-E student to attend Skills USA National Skills Conference.

Melaleuca ranks one of USA Today's most trusted brands, The Brady Capel Memorial Day Open House, and Idaho Falls Rotary Club Duck Race.

These are our evening headlines for May 21st, 2025, for BYU-Idaho Radio. A new food truck fest is gearing up to serve local street food favorites and family fun on Yellowstone Avenue in Pocatello all summer long. One man is dead after a minivan hit him in Bingham County on Tuesday evening. A former funeral home owner has signed a plea agreement admitting to sending fake remains to families and mor...

New rides at Lagoon, BYU-Idaho devotional from the Elder and Sister Homer, and new executive director named.

These are your evening headlines for May 20, 2025. We're learning more about local non-profit organizations and today we're diving into the East Idaho Aquarium. For the first time the College of Eastern Idaho's history, the states joint finance approbations committee, or JAFC, visited the school in Idaho Falls. Utah police arrested a man who they say held his girlfriend's family ho...

Roots and Boots swing dancing, Memorial Day "Field of Heroes" volunteers needed, and Idaho gas prices have dipped.

Search for Challis man suspended, Museum of Idaho opens mummy exhibit, and SNAP aims to no longer cover candy and soft drinks.

Strengthen Your Base communication workshops, Pocatello summer activities, and Pocatello library funding increase.

Miracle after truck accident, refugees come to Idaho, and woman recovers from surgery and makes soap.

These are your evening headlines for May 14, 2025. BYU-Idaho's Career Center is hosting the Health Professions Grad School Fair and will have a panel of Osteopathic medicine on Thursday. A 9-year-old St. George boy has died after being run over by a golf cart. And lane restrictions and closures will go into effect for two Rexburg highway exits.

Elder Kevin G. Brown devotional, missing man killed, bioblitz, and Fort Hall seeks help in search for sex offender and female teen runaway.

These are your evening headlines for May 13, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. The Idaho Art Lab is working to become even more permanent. BYU-Idaho's music department is putting on a voice recital on Thursday. And The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has made recent medical donations in two cities in the Philippines.

Ross Park Aquatic Complex revamp, Idaho Falls Public Library drive-thru, and traveling for Memorial Day.

These are your evening headlines for May 12, 2025. The Rexburg Upper Valley Women's Concert is happening tonight at 7:30. The College of Eastern Idaho is now nationally recognized as an Opportunity College and University by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education for 2025. And the Bonneville County coroner has released the name of a 61-year-old woman who was killed in a...

BYU Idaho student makes miraculous recovery, Library drive-thru, and Department of Child Welfare hiring.