BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

Idaho State Police is investigating a single vehicle crash in Blackfoot last night. Plus, sever Utah youth are recovering from a lightning strike. Then, a project at a Pocatello intersection is about to begin the last step.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 27, 2024. Every Thursday night you can find BYU-Idaho students role playing in the Manwaring Center. And, governor of Wyoming Mark Gordon is praising the efforts of the Wyoming Department of Transportation that have enabled the Teton Pass detour to open on Friday. Lastly, a 21-year-old lioness from the Idaho Falls Zoo passed away yesterday....

Power County authorities are asking for your help to find a runaway teen. Plus, the State Board of Education is meeting tomorrow to discuss a possible extension for the University of Idaho to acquire the University of Phoenix.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 26, 2024. BYU-Idaho roller skating is ready for Summer and for many more people to come in and have a lot of fun. And, Mickyle Burrell's musical journey began unexpectedly in the seventh grade. At the time, he had just a general interest in music. Lastly, Teton Pass could reopen as early as this Friday. All those stories and much more o...

Last night, a crash and fire happened in Sugar City. Plus, the Madison Library District is hosting an adulting writing contest. Then, a Rexburg native will be heading to the Olympics this year.

Evening Headlines for June 25, 2024 covers a long-time restaurant in Rexburg closing, new mission president training from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and coverage of today's BYU-Idaho devotional.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to consider an Eastern Utah rail project. Plus, despite the water agreement, the Surface Water Coalition says there is still more to do. Then, there are updates on three temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 24, 2024. The busy month of June is Refugee Awareness Month. A group in Idaho Falls is sponsoring a family from Afghanistan. And, Jason Lamont Jones is the author of the book “One day a year.”The book is set to debut tomorrow. Lastly, gas prices have been dropping, however the drop is expected to slow down. All those stories and much more o...

A judge is adding an extra stipulation to the rider of a Chubbuck man. Plus, the Bannock County Historical Museum is once again open to the public. Then, Beehive Federal Credit Union is awarding 24 scholarships to high school students.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 21, 2024. Have you ever wanted the holidays without all the snow and ice? Then student reporter Lydia Lamoreaux has found the event for you. And, as temperatures approach 100 degrees in Idaho for the summer it's important to remember that heat related illness can be life threatening. Lastly, Crispy Cones, a local ice cream spot in Rexbu...

Happy Friday! The Eastern Idaho water curtailment order is over. Plus, a micro-preemie baby is fighting for his life, and you can help. Then, all are invited to Scoop Jam 2024 on June 29.

Evening Headlines For June 20, 2024 covers the results of a meth trafficking trial in East Idaho, road closures in Grand Teton and a YSA conference from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Good morning! A Fort Hall woman is headed to prison for five years for felony injury to a child. Plus, eight local students are the winners of the Idaho Governor's Cup Scholarship. Then, the Idaho Falls Recreation Center is reopening today.

Evening Headlines for June 18, 2024 covers a free concert series in Idaho Falls, the relocation of the Playmill Theatre, and updates from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Judge Steven Boyce has permanently sealed nearly 100 exhibits from the Chad Daybell murder trial. Plus, the Idaho Transportation Department is holding a meeting to discuss a recent study of U.S. Highway 20. Then, the first Community Heritage Music Festival is happening tomorrow in Idaho Falls.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 17, 2024. It seems skateboards are everywhere these days and now there’s a way to learn how to skate like a pro. BYU-Idaho Radio’s Maggie Mcfarland and Lydia Lamoreaux took a skateboard lesson and shared what you can expect when you book a lesson with “Get on Wheels Industries.” And, June is a great outdoors month, which also underscores th...

Grand Teton National Park Rangers are asking for your help to locate a missing kayaker on Jackson Lake. Plus, the city of Idaho Falls is asking for your input on its latest historic preservation plan. Then, Historian and Recorder for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Elder Kyle S. McKay recently spoke about the Church's recent purchase of the Kirtland Temple and other properties...

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 14, 2024. This weekend is the final broadcast for the voice of music and the spoken word. Natalia Hepworth talked with Lloyd Newell and the new voice of the broadcast, Derrick Porter. And, Idaho Falls is set to dazzle audiences with its Water Lantern Festival this Saturday at the waterfront at Snake River Landing. Lastly, American Idol winn...

Happy Flag Day and Father's Day Weekend! Snow melt is causing the Snake River to run high. Plus, Idaho graduation requirements are getting an update. Then, the Bonneville County commissioners and the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce are sending a petition to Governor Little about the current water curtailment order. And, Jackson Hole is getting a free commuter bus service.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 13, 2024. The Rexburg Air Show is this Saturday, just in time for father’s day. And, the Rexburg Clothing Outlet is under new ownership, but still offers local customers the same great prices. Lastly, BYU-Idaho's Astro Fest is this Saturday. This event will have stem focused activities for kids and grownups alike. All those stories and...

A man is in jail after a brief standoff with police in Idaho Falls. Plus, there is a new place where you can start your float down the Portneuf River. Then, The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square are taking their latest tour to Florida and Georgia in September.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 12, 2024. The BYU-Idaho theatre department is putting on "Little Women: the Broadway musical." And the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced its giving 55-point 8 million dollars to help 12 million children and 2-point 7 million women around the world. Lastly, Idaho ranks 13th in a new report on child well-being. A...

Morning Headlines for June 12, 2024 covers an incident with a grizzly bear, disaster relief funds for Idaho and updates on the Teton Pass detour.

Evening Headlines for June 11, 2024 covers evidence released from the Gabby Petito investigation, free health services in eastern Idaho and bear encounters in Teton county.

Morning Headlines for Tuesday June 11, 2024 covers the start to fire season in Yellowstone, updates on an ATV crash, and Amy A. Wright of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ministering in foreign countries.