BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

A Pocatello man is in prison for attempting to traffic fentanyl pills in Idaho Falls. Plus, system interchange road closures are continuing in Pocatello as crews work to install a bridge. Then, Millhollow is the Idaho Small Business of the Month for July.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for July 17, 2024. BYU-Idaho has many activities where students, who have physical or mental disabilities can have fun and make lifelong friendships at the same time. And, Yellowstone National Park is on pace for a record year when it comes to visitor counts. Idaho Falls is gearing up for one of its anticipated community events, the Sidewalk Chalk F...

Residents of Burton are back in their homes after a natural gas leak evacuation order has been lifted. Plus, MAFFS are helping to fight wildfires in the western states. Then, the history museum of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is celebrating Pioneer Day this weekend.

Evening Headlines For July 16, 2024 covers U.S. Congress at Welfare Square in Utah, the latest devotional at BYU-Idaho, and new pickleball courts in Idaho Falls.

Law enforcement is investigating an accidental shooting Tooele County, Utah. Plus, the Idaho Fish and Game Department is being sued. Then, Samaria Days is getting underway this weekend in Malad City.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for July 15, 2024. Join Idaho Fish and Game conservation officers for the Women Wardens Workshop on July 27, 2024. And, Telehealth has been key to health care in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, but some of the flexibility for this type of care for Medicare patients could expire soon. Lastly, tomorrow is Acoustic Tuesday at the Lookout Point in do...

Idaho reacts to the assassination attempt of former president Donald Trump. Plus, a semi-truck catches fire near Shelley. Then, crews are suspending work on the Center Street underpass project.

Evening Headlines For July 12, 2024 covers fishing closures in Yellowstone due to heat, Pocatello's emergency services' busy 4th Of July, and a meeting between Officials from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and 12 U.S. governors.

AARP grants are helping to renovate rural communities in Idaho. Plus, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to visit Utah today. Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is inviting children to audition to be a part of a choir for the Church's October General Conference. Finally, the Church has also released the playlist for the upcoming youth music festival.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for July 11, 2024. The Presentation Practice Center at BYU-Idaho will have its “I-Talks" event tonight at 7. And, the City of Pocatello has opened the Pocatello City Hall as a cooling shelter. Lastly, a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the grand opening of two new healthcare clinics in Chubbuck will take place at noon on Tuesday. All those s...

The Open Primary Initiative is headed to the Idaho general election ballot. Plus, grade school literacy rates are rising. Then, the Marsh Valley Rodeo is this weekend.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for July 10, 2024. Dance Alliance at BYU-Idaho is performing in the week-long event, Extravadance, on campus this week and leaving for tour in less than three weeks. And, BYU-Idaho's Symphony Band is performing in a concert on Thursday. The band will perform at the Barrus Concert Hall in the Eliza R. Snow building on campus. Lastly, Yellowstone...

A man is dead after an accidental shooting in Nampa. Plus, the fire danger in the Teton area has been raised to high. Then, the Playmill Theatre is moving—student reporter, Vanessa Willardson has more.

Evening Headlines for July 9, 2024 covers a new act from the Idaho governor's office keeping voter rolls free of non-citizens, updates on the gunfight in Yellowstone, and an Idaho Falls jump-rope team is heading to the Paris Olympics.

An excessive heat wave is set to hit Eastern Idaho this week. Plus, the Island Park Festival is later this month. Then, an update on a pair of temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for July 8, 2024.The Madison Library District has a new policy when it comes to kids and their library cards. And, gas prices in Idaho have hit a lull for the Summer. Lastly, BYU-Idaho's Entrepreneur Society is hosting a business pitch competition this Friday. All those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho Radio.

A man is dead after an officer involved shooting in Fort Hall. Plus, a woman is dead after a motor home fire in Rigby. Then, several new Idaho education laws took effect at the start of the month—the details. And, the U.S. Supreme Court refuses to review a California miners appeal over an Idaho environmental law.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for July 5th, 2024. Shakespeare in the park is showing in Porter Park this weekend. Several people were hurt in a fireworks mishap in Rexburg last night. Lastly, a local music repairman just turned 90 and Natalia Hepworth talked to him about the passion that keeps him working in the shop every single day. All those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho...

A Soda Springs woman is in prison for dealing drugs out of her home. Plus, a man is dead and a park ranger is injured during a shooting at Yellowstone National Park. Then, law enforcement will be out and about more forcefully this week. Finally, a plane crashed at the Palisades Reservoir yesterday.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for July 3, 2024. BYU-Idaho is starting a new event to get test scores up and enable students to relax at the same time. And, Governor Brad Little announced a new initiative, which will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States of America in 2026. Rexburg's South Highway 20 exit is open after weeks of construction. Lastly, the new d...

Evening Headlines For July 2, 2024 covers Idaho Wildland Firefighter Day, an awards program to keep traditional Idaho artforms alive, and 4th of July safety tips from the Idaho Falls Police Department.

The man who murdered Dylan Rounds is going to prison for at least three years. Plus, Idaho Fish and Game is beginning its annual grizzly research trapping program this month. Then, the Rexburg Independence Day Parade is Thursday morning.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for July 1st, 2024. Are you interested in the career opportunities available to drone pilots? Well a new communication focused drone course is opening up to students of BYU-Idaho. And, a new poll shows Idahoans support the development of more clean energy in the state. Lastly, the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints r...

The Idaho Falls Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened on Sunday morning. Plus, Idaho may not see a budget surplus for this fiscal year. Then, the south Rexburg Highway 332 exit is opening on Wednesday.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 28, 2024. BYU-Idaho’s Ropes Course is open and ready for students and the community to test their skills. And, Pocatello Fire Chief Ryan O'Hearn has graduated from the national fire academy's executive fire officer program. Lastly, Yellowstone National Park has confirmed the birth of a white bison calf in Lamar Valley on June 4th. A...