BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

There is currently an evacuation order in place for the Beaver Dick Park area because of a fire burning there. And, Boise Police are asking for your help to locate a missing 5-year-old boy. Plus, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is warning of harmful algal blooms at Brownlee and Hells Canyon reservoirs. Then, the Idaho Falls Zoo is welcoming you to Bat Night this weekend.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 6, 2024. Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spoke with his wife, sister Harriet Uchtdorf, in the Utah area's 2024 young single adult conference. And, firefighter and helicopter crews are recovering after a helicopter crash sent them to the hospital on friday...

A man already in prison is now facing first-degree murder charges. Plus, Grit League is hosting a family mud run this weekend. Then, Zoo Idaho is set to host a group of trumpeter swans.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 5, 2024. As you shop for school supplies this year, Marshall Public Library encourages you to pick up a few extra items for students in need. And, Pocatello Street Festivals are back! Last Saturday was the Neon Street Fest on the East Side of historic Downtown Pocatello. Lastly, the Madison County Fairgrounds will be relocating to a newly...

A man is recovering after being hit by a train in Lincoln County. Plus, Ammon Days is this weekend—student reporter, Vanessa Willardson, has more. Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has added four more chapters to "The Teachings of the Presidents of the Church: Russell M. Nelson" instructional manual.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 2, 2024. Youth from japan visited Idaho Falls this week as a part of an ongoing relationship. And, the Annual Roaring Youth Jam, a community art event, is back for another year and starts next weekend. Lastly, an independent film about a local missionary who helped his associates escape from Germany before World War II is making its way t...

Your top four stories tonight... Ucon is under a boil advisory until further notice. Plus, Bonneville County is under a burn ban. Then, the DMV has a new virtual registration system. And, the Idaho Falls Police Department is hosting National Night Out on Tuesday.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for August 1, 2024. Idaho Falls kicked off the Gem State's oldest rodeo this week at Sandy Downs Arena with Mutton Bustin. And, Zions Bank Commercial Banking Regional Director Jaren Bevan will present a $10,000 check to the Idaho Foodbank for the beef counts program. Lastly, every princess belongs in a palace, and “The Little Mermaid” is open no...

A man is in prison on multiple charges after trying to escape the police by jumping into a stranger's car. Then, the Idaho Department of Labor is hosting a hiring event on Tuesday in Rexburg. And, the Madison County Fair is back for year 113.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for July 31, 2024. The streets of Stanley, population 119 or so, aren’t always quiet. Every Thursday the community gathers for live music and dancing on a closed street. And, calling all Idaho artists! Idaho Fish and Game is seeking art submissions for the 2025 durable hard card licences. Lastly, in its 75th year, the Idaho National Laboratory conti...

A man gets a decade in prison for distributing fentanyl in Magic Valley. Plus, the city of Pocatello has a new online application system. Then, the Minnetonka Caves are closing a bit early this year.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for July 29, 2024. Luke Brian is coming to the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls on August 1st. And, Wednesday nights just got a lot more fun in Rigby with the Summer Movie Night event. Lastly, Idaho's gas prices have dropped by two cents in the past week. All those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho Radio.

It is nearly impossible for drivers to get to Menan after a road collapse. Plus, Idaho State Parks are pausing their reservation system for 2025 reservations. Then, BYU is starting a new medical school.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for July 29, 2024. The parents of local Olympian, Chari Hawkins, are preparing to watch her in Paris next month. And, Raymonda Furness was the Food Editor for the Upper Valley Standard Journal for 44 years and has recently retired. Lastly, the Durkee Fire, now the nation's largest, continues to pose near-critical fire weather conditions despite...

Idaho's Attorney General Raúl Labrador is suing to stop the open primary initiative. Plus, it's graduation day at BYU-Idaho! We take a look back at commencement and talk with one graduate about her unique story.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for July 25, 2024. The Idaho Falls Police Department is currently investigating a burglary at D&L Cleaners, which took place in the early hours of July 5th. And, hunting season is fast approaching in Idaho and the deadline to purchase hunting tags is creeping up. Lastly, in Rexburg, a new hotspot is lighting up the night scene with a twist on th...

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for July 24, 2024. The Plein Air Festival is happening this week in Driggs. And, BYU-Idaho is hosting Gradfest today and tomorrow. Lastly, a wildfire burning in Oregon that’s kicking smoke into Idaho and beyond is now the largest active fire in the United States. All those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho Radio.

Happy Pioneer Day! These are your Morning Headlines for Wednesday, July 24, 2024...Bryan Kohberger and his defense team have file for a change of venue in his murder trial. Plus, the National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Eastern Idaho today. Then, you have the chance to go to an outdoor piano concert tonight.

These are your Morning Headlines for July 23, 2024...Another hiker in Utah has died from the heat. Plus, the Teton Vu Drive-in is closing. Then, the groundbreaking for the Wichita Kansas Temple is set for September.

Evening Headlines for July 23, 2024 covers the largest locomotive visiting Idaho, Manheim Steamroller coming back to Idaho Falls, and road repairs in Idaho Falls.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for July 22, 2024. Idaho is accepting proposals for projects that improve Confined Animal Feeding Operations or CAFOs in the state. And, Triple A predicts gasoline demand to run about one percent lower than a year ago. Lastly, the Bench Lake Fire burning near Redfish Lake is now 13-percent contained. All those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho Radi...

Friends and family are remembering an Idaho pilot who died while fighting a wildfire in Montana. Plus, a home is damaged after a fire in Idaho Falls this morning. Then, Utah officials are set to hear the case of a death row inmate.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for July 19, 2024. Starting today until August 11th, Idaho State Police Troopers will increase patrols to target dangerous driving behaviours on Idaho's roads. BYU-Idaho's Department of Home and Family will present the Luna Maria fashion show tomorrow, July 20th. Lastly, Idaho's June unemployment rate increased to 3.4 percent. All those...

Two Nevada women are suspected in the murder of an Idaho man. Plus, the Main Street exit in Rexburg for U.S. Highway 20 will close starting on Monday. Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is updating the age ranges for the groups it considers to be young single adults and single adults.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for July 18, 2024. July and August are the most intense months for wildfire season in Eastern Idaho. In other news, Wyoming's irrigation infrastructure is aging and the state gets regular requests to update it but in some cases, project benefits may not outweigh the costs. Lastly, we have an update for you on the project to restore the Teton Pas...