BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

Strong winds toppled trees onto a house in Burton, new data from the state shows some marginal gains in ISAT test scores and the Madison County Recreation District Campaign is holding a duck race fundraiser Saturday.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 23, 2024. A Montana motorcyclist who was missing for five days after crashing along an Idaho mountain highway survived by drinking creek water until he was found. And, according to East Idaho News Dot Com, on wednesday, the Idaho Department of Fish and game, in collaboration with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service relocated a 5-year-old f...

Construction crews hit a sewer line in Rexburg forcing people to limit water use, the state superintendent has proposed changes to high school graduation requirements and there's a party in Downtown Idaho Falls for teens this weekend.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 22, 2024. It's been four years since the “Boise Boys” were last in a TV show. And, Elder Patrick Kearon of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints met with the president of the Philippines. Lastly, Fall semester is fast approaching at BYU-Idaho. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radi...

Bryan Kohberger's lawyers say potential jurors in Latah County have a mob mentality, Wyoming republicans voted for incumbent candidates and Elder Neil L. Andersen spoke to an audience during BYU's Education Week.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 21, 2024. Nothing screams Summer more than biting into a ripe juicy peach, which is why August is declared as National Peach Month.  And, the Annual Dash for Down Syndrome Race and Fundraiser is happening this Saturday in Idaho Falls at Snake River Landing. Lastly, in Jefferson County a semi-truck and a train collided around 4 p.m. on 210...

A missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has died in a car crash, Teton Pass will be closed tomorrow, Madison School Dist. #321 is holding its Celebrate Youth event, KBYR FM is changing its Idaho Falls frequency and BYU-Idaho announced its Fall 2024 Center Stage lineup.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 20, 2024. Foster families in Idaho have a new way to engage the kids they're fostering... the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is giving them annual passports to the state's parks. And, these days, finding an available court is more challenging than playing pickleball. With the game increasing in popularity each day, cities...

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 19, 2024. The recent collapse of a popular rock arch at Lake Powell known as the “Toilet Bowl” is a reminder that the spectacular geological arches that dot Southern Utah’s landscape aren’t guaranteed to be there forever. And, at the homestead senior living on Main Street in Rexburg, excitement soared as residents took part in their very...

A 50-year-old California cold case is solved in Idaho. Plus, the Teton Pass detour is momentarily closing on Wednesday. Then, The Center Street underpass in Pocatello is set to reopen on Sunday. And, the City of Pocatello is asking for help to help cleanup the Portneuf River.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 16, 2024. The National Weather Service in Pocatello gives an update on a recent tornado warning in Idaho. And, kids dream about becoming professional basketball players, but not many dream of becoming missionaries. Lastly, traffic detours will appear in Idaho Falls as contractors reconstruct the road. Those stories and much more on BYU-Id...

A man is in custody after going on a suspected joyride in Yellowstone. Plus, the Idaho Board of Education is changing how it determines eligibility for its Idaho Campus Choice program. Then, there is a new children's choir in Rigby.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 15, 2024. The Rexburg Free Clinic has been serving the community since 2019. And, it is time for families to prep kids for the school year and Wyoming experts said sleep and social media hygiene are key. Lastly, Bannock County is planning to renovate the County Veterans Memorial Building. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

The prosecution is trying to keep the Bryan Kohberger murder trial in Moscow. Plus, a look at the youth concert from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Then, the South Fork Music Fest is this weekend.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 14, 2024. There is an update on the location for the Tulsa Oklahoma Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. And, Becca Gibb grew up watching cooking shows, but she never expected to be in front of the camera preparing dishes for the world's best chefs. Lastly, just in time for the new school year, there is a new ele...

A fugitive suspected of stalking is behind bars. Plus, the decision to delist the Yellowstone Grizzly has been delayed. Then, there is still time to enter Idaho's second big game controlled hunt draw.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 13, 2024. The tater tot has been a classic food item for years. From a fast-food combo to cameos in the movie Napoleon Dynamite, the Tater Tot continues to gain popularity. And, a 101-year-old woman received her diploma from BYU-Idaho and is one of the oldest people to graduate from the university. Lastly, work is officially underway on t...

Police have recovered a body from the Palisades Reservoir. Plus, Idaho gas prices have slightly dropped. Then, the open house for the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 12, 2024. Scammers are making the rounds again... this time, they're calling and pretending to be actual deputies or officers from local law enforcement agencies. And, the director of Idaho State Police is retiring this week. Lastly, families in Idaho Falls got down and dirty last week Saturday during the Eighth Annual Mud Run at Sand...

The Ross Park Aquatic Complex is closed indefinitely due to a burst pipe. Plus, there a still tickets available for the 2024 Rexburg Arts Youth Theatre Camp's "Footloose." Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will broadcast a special birthday event for President Russell M. Nelson in September.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 9, 2024. The YSA conference from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is from August 14th to 17th at the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls and single adults from ages 18 to 35 are invited to participate. And, the 2024 Pocatello Area Parade of Homes kicked off yesterday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the inclusive care c...

An update on Rexburg's very own Olympian Chari Hawkins. Plus, Idaho has a new program to bring foster families outdoors. Then, Elder Gary E. Stevenson threw out the first pitch at a recent Kansas City Royals baseball game.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 8, 2024. Yellowstone National Park is on pace to have one of its busiest years on record. And, the students on the campus of BYU-Idaho are a little younger this week... they're here for FSY. Lastly, cows usually aren’t the catalysts of relationships, but in the new book “What Happens in Idaho” they are. Those stories and much more on...

The evacuation order in the Beaver Dick Park area has been lifted. Plus, Idaho Falls has released its budget book to the public. Then, new pickleball courts are opening in Pocatello.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 7, 2024. The Idaho Falls Rotary Club is hosting the 33rd Annual Great Snake River Greenbelt Duck Race this weekend. And, the City of Pocatello is working to improve the 5th Street Corridor and now it has some help from the E-P-A. Lastly, a teenager was airlifted to a local hospital following a vehicle crash in Island Park. Those stories a...