BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for January 16, 2025. Instruments bassoon and flute are being highlighted next Tuesday in a faculty recital. The Armchair Traveler Challenge is a book reading challenge at the Madison Library District. A dog was rescued from the Snake River in Idaho Falls on Wednesday after chasing geese. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

A Pocatello man is facing several charges for reportedly leaving puppies in a dumpster. Plus, the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square will not perform at President-Elect Donald Trump's inauguration. Then, Idaho Fish and Game has released a new video showcasing a new wildlife overpass.

A man pleads not guilty after police reported finding drugs in his car. Plus, a recap of today's Wyoming state of the state address. Then, BYU-Idaho's dance department is making changes. Finally, changes are coming to the way that BYU-Idaho students and staff will login to their accounts.

East Idaho Home Educators has a conference this weekend in Pocatello, the Idaho legislature is considering a resolution to tell the NCAA to change its transgender participation policy, and egg prices continue to go up.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for January 14, 2025. Tomorrow is the first music department concert of the semester and it'll celebrate the music faculty at BYU Idaho. A local Rexburg sweets shop is celebrating its one-year anniversary with a scavenger hunt for customers. Lastly, Idaho falls residents were recently honored at a city council meeting. Those stories and much more on...

A girl is safe after landing her car in the Snake River. Plus, the Madison County Library is getting new computers. Then, updates regarding temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

A local man is in jail after an early morning shooting. Plus, Sugar-Salem Basketball has set the standard in 4-A high school basketball. Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced new mission leadership.

The Museum of Idaho is preparing for a new exhibit, RootsTech 2025 will have Family Discovery Day with Elder Neil L. Andersen and his wife, and Idaho legislators are asking for a pay raise for state employees.

Lori Vallow-Daybell was back in court this morning in Arizona. Plus, how the Los Angeles fires are affecting one BYU-Idaho student and how the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is reacting to the southern California fires.

The Cupid Cup and Rexburg Winterfest Idaho sending aid to California to help with fires Bonneville School District 93 recovers from cyber attack

A man and woman from Idaho Falls are headed to prison for conspiracy to traffic meth. Plus, the BANFF Film Festival is coming later this month. Then, Idaho educators are getting a new way to get into school leadership.

RootsTech 2025 has its full schedule now available, grizzly bears will stay protected in the west, and the executive director of Idaho's Democratic party has resigned.

A local woman is sentenced for embezzling. Plus, a new committee has been created to mark the 50 year anniversary of the Teton Dam disaster. And, tomorrow is a national day of mourning.

It's the first day of the winter semester at BYU-Idaho, the Marshall Public Library has a reading challenge to start the new year, and Raisin' Canes is making its way to eastern Idaho.

The Bonneville County Sheriff's Office is investigating a hoax 911 call. Plus, An Eastern Idaho Public Health employee is fired after a data breach. Then, there are new pickleball courts in Rigby.

Introduce new Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce President. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released the January 2025 Worldwide discussion for youth. Idaho is the tenth highest growing state in the country.

A local man takes an Alford Plea in the death of his baby. Plus, Idaho Governor Brad Little gave his State of the State address today. Then, renovations on the Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints takes a big step forward.

Three local men are accused of firing shots in multiple places in Bonneville County, a Wyoming skier was killed in an avalanche, and the governor's State of the State Address is today.

An Idaho Falls woman will spend 25 years in prison for producing child porn, a Rexburg man is accused of driving drunk and causing a crash while going the wrong way on a highway, and the CEO of the Rexburg Chamber of Commerce talks about her successes as she steps down from her role.

BYU-Idaho had its largest graduating class ever, foster families will have free entry into the Idaho State Museum, and the Bonneville County Sheriff's Office has a new app.

The city of Idaho Falls is investigating a strong odor that seems to be coming from a meat packing plant, it's graduation day at BYU-Idaho, and the UTV Holiday Light Parade is tomorrow in Idaho Falls.

Police in Utah believe a father shot and killed his wife and children, Idaho State Police are investigating a crash near Island Park, backcountry road closures are in effect in Bonneville County and it's graduation day at BYU-Idaho.

Idaho's electors have cast their votes, the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce has a new CEO, you can take a hayride with a goat and there are new rules in place in Ashton for Airbnb rentals.

These are your morning headlines for December 18, 2024. A local school counselor wanted to help students and families who were in need of food, leading her to create a small food pantry on campus. Fish and Game officers have relocated a black bear cub spotted for weeks in Ketchum. And military officials have confirmed drone sightings near Hill Air Force base in Utah.

A Treasure Valley man died in an avalanche over the weekend, Bonneville Co. has three new four-way stops, beware of QR code scams, backcountry skiers on Teton Pass can get a free shuttle ride and a dozen snowplows in Idaho have new names.