BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 12, 2024. With the Fall semester fast approaching, one of our student reports caught up with some returning students. And, the Eastern Idaho State Fair set a new attendance record. Lastly, the Idaho Falls Symphony is celebrating its 75th year anniversary. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

A 9/11 memorial dedication ceremony was held this morning in Idaho Falls. Plus, a United Against Hate summit is happening next week in Northern Idaho. Then, today is the National Day of Service, see how Just Serve is helping.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 11, 2024. Two professors at Brigham Young University researched the connection between doctrine of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Church culture and body image. And, the Pocatello Police Department determined no drugs were found in jelly beans shared at the fourth of July parade. Lastly, non-profit group, S-J Healing...

A Menan man is sentenced for trafficking fentanyl. Plus, Century High School was put on a hall check this morning. Then, the public is invited to watch an Idaho State Police pinning ceremony on September 19. Finally, the Church History Museum is opening a new exhibit on September 26.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 10, 2024. Idaho drivers are experiencing a four cent decrease in gas prices in comparison to last month. And, a family who produces Christian music we feature on our sister station KBYR has a new song out. Lastly, the 100th birthday celebration broadcast for President Russell M. Nelson is now available to stream on demand. Those storie...

These are your Evening Headlines... An Amber Alert has been issued for a missing 4-year-old girl in Owyhee County. Plus, Proposition 1 will appear on the general election ballot this November. Then, today is President Russell M. Nelson Day in Utah.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 9, 2024. If you're interested in hunting this Fall but haven’t completed a Hunter Education Course, there’s still time. And, the October General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is right around the corner. Lastly, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will release a new batch of hymns on Thurs...

On these Friday Evening Headlines, the Wyoming Department of Transportation has reopened a highway as the Fish Creek Fire continues to burn. Plus, all are welcome to attend a dedication ceremony for the new Idaho Falls 9/11 memorial. Then, BYU-Idaho students send President Russell M. Nelson birthday wishes.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 6, 2024. A "medium speed" chase through Rexburg ended with one man in custody on Tuesday morning. And, Katie Williams started a blog, and an instagram account called, Travelling Spud, to share the best spots in Idaho and her favourite places to visit.  Lastly, a Rexburg mother and daughter have created a free tiny art gallery...

On this edition of the Evening Headlines... An update on yesterday's SUV v. INL bus crash. Plus, a disease not seen in Wyoming in 68 years has been detected in an elk herd. Then, a recap of last night's Rexburg City Council meeting.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 5, 2024. Learn about what makes Bruneau Dunes State Park an International Dark Sky park. And, the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square is planning to commemorate the anniversary of 9/11 with a performance at the Georgia State Capitol. Lastly, we had an interview with the owners of Rexburg’s own Real Deals. Those stories and...

Tonight, updates on a pair of fires burning in Idaho. Plus, the suspect in a police-involved shooting has been identified. Then, an I-15/I-86 ramp will be closed tonight.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 4, 2024. A program in Idaho aims to close the teacher shortage gap by training people where they live. And, a peaceful float trip on the Snake River turned into a tense situation when three adults and two dogs found themselves stranded in a drift boat. Lastly, teachers in rural and underserved communities have until the end of the mont...

Bonneville County deputies shot and killed a suspect Sunday morning, gas prices are going lower, Elder David A. Bednar and his wife spent 10 days ministering in South America, a local author has a new book about emotions for children out now, and Idaho Falls School Dist. 91 will hold a ribbon cutting next Monday for new fields.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 3, 2024. As the Summer ends, the Eastern Idaho State Fair starts and it is now open to visit. And, on Sunday morning a Grizzly bear attacked an archery hunter near Henrys Lake in Island Park. Lastly, an Idaho project is working to bridge the political divide in our country. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

The Wapiti Fire continues to grow, two Idahoans contracted the West Nile virus, the Blackfoot Animal Shelter has a large group of chihuahuas available, and we have an update to renovations at Temple Square in Salt Lake City.

A man died in a crash in Idaho Falls, hunting season means bear encounters could be more likely, and the Eastern Idaho State Fair begins today.

The defense for Bryan Kohberger argued his trial should move out of northern Idaho, water managers announced they turned in a proposed groundwater management plan, local county commissioner candidates are holding a forum about water management tonight, a local author has released a spooky book for kids, and ISP troopers are getting a new sports car to add to their fleet.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 28, 2024. The popular Edson Fichter Nature Talks series is back in Pocatello for its fourth year this September! And, wildlife agencies are trying to capture and relocate the first pack of wolves that formed under Colorado's ambitious Wolf Reintroduction Program. Lastly, a BYU-Idaho professor has written a new spooky book for kids. Th...

Chad Daybell's lawyers successfully argued for more time to file for his post-conviction relief, the Wapiti Fire has forced more evacuations, Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks give a huge boost to the local economy, and a non-profit group in Pocatello is working to help moms find a community.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 28, 2024. Idaho Fish and Game is holding a design contest for the 2025 Idaho Fish and Game licences. And, A-A-R-P Idaho will host a town hall tomorrow about social security and the issues that might impact its future. Lastly, Idaho Governor Brad Little announced an additional $10 million in funding to support the long-term health of the E...

A Rexburg man is accused of uploading child pornography to a popular app, the Bonneville County Sheriff's Office says it's in good terms with ICE, the Island Park Festival is this weekend, and BYU-Idaho released its fall devotional schedule.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 27, 2024. After a successful open house, Eastern Idaho's Chapter of Friends of the Children is moving forward in full swing. And, the open house for the Casper Wyoming Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints begins this week. Lastly, starting September 1st, Idaho hunters will face new rules aimed at protecting the st...

Police say a man ran 94 cars off the highway during a high-speed chase, a school bus full of kids in Blackfoot was involved in a crash, the grand opening for the Con Gilmore Pickleball Courts is back on, and the Idaho Transportation Department has recognized Just Serve of Rexburg as its District 6 Adopt-A-Highway Group of the Year.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 26, 2024. Smokin Fins, a popular seafood restaurant in Idaho Falls, has reopened after being temporarily closed due to unexpected plumbing issues. And, a pilot was airlifted to a local hospital after his plane crashed near a private airstrip off Old Shotgun Road by the Island Park Reservoir. Lastly, the popular Edson Fichter Nature Talks...