BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

Starting Thursday, June 4, the City of Shelley will have a new farmers market. Easy Chair, a progressive bluegrass and blues americana trio is set to play a free concert in Driggs on June 5 from 6-8 p.m.

Heros and Homefront celebrates veterans this weekend in Rigby, Bounce City opens in Idaho Falls and Rexburg's annual Carousel Kickoff is this Friday.

An Idaho Falls man was arrested on Tuesday, "Music in the Park" is back in American Falls, and the city of Rexburg received a generous donation for the tabernacle renovations.

More updates for temples for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have been released. Mr. BYU-I is coming back to BYU-Idaho.

Over the next few months, overnight work on US-20 will aim to resurface the roads between Rigby and Idaho Falls. Climate change is impacting Idaho's outdoor industry, and it can be a real struggle for those with a front-row seat. The Upper Mesa Falls area will close down on Aug. 10 for the rest of the 2026 season in order to renovate the area.

The First Presidency visited the new Humanitarian Center in Salt Lake, The Chukars start their season at 1-5, and Rajan Zed, a Hindu leader is coming to BYU-Idaho.

In 2025, Southern Idaho parks brought in more than 430,000 visitors. Children can splash into summer with free swim days in Idaho Falls starting in June. The City of Ashton will hold a fundraiser to improve and expand its annual 4th of July fireworks show.

A 21-year-old was suspected of possessing nude photos of a minor. The Motor-Vu drive in is opening this weekend. The Rexburg farmers market is here.

Large structure fire in Rexburg, Jersey Mike's opens in Rexburg, and Church of Jesus Christ donating $25M to Unicef.

The Idaho Falls Chukars lost their first game, Elder David A. Bednar met the president of Chile, and a new splashpad is opening in Pocatello.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released a new video that takes you inside the Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah. Around 39 million Americans are expected to travel by car for Memorial Day Weekend despite gas prices continuing to rise.

First responders will hold a resource fair tomorrow at Caldwell Park. The first public library in Inkom opened its doors to the public on Monday. The City of Pocatello Water Pollution Control Department is doing smoke testing today near Johnny Creek Road and Bannock Highway to find the service line connected to the recently-destroyed Riverside Golf Course Clubhouse.

A student at Sugar City High School overdosed and the person who provided him the drugs has been arrested. Pocatello is getting a new air traffic control tower. The Field of Honor memorial is starting on May 23 and going until May 25th.

A Heyburn man died in a roll-over car accident, a plan crash happened near Mountain Home and all four pilots survived, and Funland is re-opening its doors.

The Rexburg-Madison County Historical Society makes waves in the community as they try to bridge the gap between the past and the future with their new monthly newsletter. Community members in Jackson have received suspicious emails requesting payment for planning, building, and liquor license fees posing as the town's planning and building department or planning director.

There is a curtailment order in place, CEI hosted a robotics competition, and a helicopter crashed, but the man flying it was unharmed.

Stewards of Recovery is holding a community event in Rexburg this weekend. More than 600 students earned degrees or certificates this year at the College of Eastern Idaho. Idaho's primary election is a week away, and civic-minded leaders say it's a good time to get ready to cast your ballot.

The Biting Goats are preparing for their upcoming mountain biking season, and Tom Murphy a Montana based photographer is getting his picture on a stamp releasing later this month.

Canvas is officially completely safe. Leaders of the Church met with IOM. Ten students from Ammon are headed to Washington D.C.

A record 45 million Americans are expected to travel this year for Memorial Day. The Marshall Public Library and the Idaho Foodbank will begin their annual Garden to Give program in Pocatello. Gas prices in Idaho increase as issues in the Middle East persist.

You'll see more law enforcement on the roads as part of the 2026 Click It or Ticket campaign. The Rexburg Free Clinic is getting a new home to continue to provide free medical and mental healthcare to the community.

Paul Sand is back on the ballot for governor of Idaho, and BYU-Idaho is working on a project of national magnitude following the Lewis and Clark trail.

Chronic Wasting Disease is in the national elk refuge, Elder W. Mark Bassett has died, and AJ Dybantsa is headed somewhere new following the NBA Draft.

There's going to be a new helicopter taking to the skies out of southeast Idaho. Construction of the new traffic signal in Island Park will begin today. Crews were working over the weekend to clean the water tanks associated with the Skyline High School's air conditioning system.

Teachers can access free lessons on the art of storytelling for their classrooms. A women's choir in Idaho Falls is holding a free community concert on Saturday. This week's BYU-Idaho forum speaker taught students how to avoid deception in the information age.