BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 3, 2024. BYU Pathways sent certified faculty members from BYU-Idaho to Puebla Mexico to learn more about what English as a second or foreign language students need. And, BYU-Idaho is set to host its first-ever giving day campaign, an event designed to unite the entire university community in support of the institution. Lastly, organisers fo...

One juvenile is dead after an ATV crash over the weekend. Plus, the Fremont County Sheriff's Office is asking for your help to locate a missing man. Then, there is now a detour outlined for people to get to Jackson Hole after the Teton Pass landslide. And, crews are working on the side of Chick Creek Flat, near Island Park. Finally, Community G.R.I.T. is looking to build a new youth recreation...

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 3, 2024. Today is National Donut day, the first National Donut day happened in Chicago in 1938. Student reporter Lydia Lamoreaux paid a visit to Paradise Donuts. And, Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints just released a question and answer video on Instagram. Lastly, f...

The Bureau of Land Management is revising its original plan for the Lava Ridge wind project. Plus, it may soon cost more to camp and recreate at state parks. Then, you can help a 6-year-old girl who needs a liver transplant.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 6, 2024. Thirty-seven states have signed up for summer meal dollars for kids... but Idaho is not among them. And, BYU-Idaho's Grand Teton stair-climbing challenge is happening right now, student reporter Cody Miller has the story. Lastly, we take a look at a plane that crash landed in a field in Jefferson County on Tuesday morning. All...

Former Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice Daniel T. Eismann has passed away. Plus, the Bonneville County Sheriff's Office is hosting a law enforcement career camp this week. Then, the Activate Health Fair is on Saturday.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 5, 2024. The friends of the Marshall Public Library in Pocatello are hosting their summer book sale this weekend. And, an Idaho Falls man plans to display his 1983 Fairmont MT-14 rail motor car at the fourth annual Mud Lake Car Show this weekend. Lastly, Elder James W. McConkie III, a general authority seventy of the church of Jesus Christ...

American Falls police are searching for an armed suicidal man in the American Falls area. Plus, there have been a pair of bear sightings in the listening area over the last week. Then, the annual Art Grows Rexburg event is this month with guest artist Kwani Povi Winder.

Evening Headlines for June 4th, 2024 covers a trip to Africa from Elder D. Todd Christofferson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a moratorium on large commercial building in Jackson and the upcoming Poky Paddle event in Pocatello.

A woman is in the hospital after being gored by a Yellowstone bison. Plus, a moose wanted in on a round of golf. Then, President Nelson is turning 100 years old in September—what he said about the occasion on social media.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for June 3, 2024. The Southern Utah Home Builders Association awarded scholarships to 52 students this year, including students here at BYU-Idaho. And, Lava Hot Springs' annual spring into wellness festival happened this weekend. The festival featured presentations on topics such as nutrition, meditation, and philosophy. Lastly, volunteers remov...

Over the weekend, Chad Daybell was sentenced to death. Then, Inkom is officially getting a new library. Then, the Palace Theatre in Pocatello is offering new acting classes for people with disabilities. Finally, ground was broken for the Teton River Idaho Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 31, 2024. Grand Teton National Park released its report, Grand Glimpse: 2024 state of the park. And, a BYU-Idaho student opened a business this week, Lydia Lamoreaux has the story. Lastly, it has been an emotional day in the Chad Daybell trial as family members of the victims gave their victim impact statements during the penalty phase of th...

Happy Friday! The suspect in a Thursday shooting in Butte County is in custody. Plus, the Burnstone Quarry near Idaho Falls has gotten the green light from the Bureau of Land Management. Then, The Drink Factory is reopening today!

So much news today! A jury finds Chad Daybell guilty of all charges. He's accused in the murders of his first wife and two children of his current wife. Bonneville County deputies are trying to find a person who crunched a ballot box, a new splash pad is opening up in Pocatello and new hymns are now available for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Jury deliberation continues in the Chad Daybell murder trial. Plus, jury duty phone scams are plaguing Bannock County. Then, the Red Cross is seeking more blood donations.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 29, 2024. The average price of gas has fallen in 37 different states including Idaho as the summer driving season begins. In addition, the Bannock County clerk's jury office received reports over the past few days of scam callers telling victims they have a warrant for their arrest due to the victim missing a court date or jury duty. Las...

Idaho gas prices are on the decline. Plus, a recap of yesterday's BYU-Idaho devotional. Then, the San Pedro Sula Honduras Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is hosting an open house in September.

Evening Headlines for May 28, 2024 covers a new ballet show in Rexburg, and update on the Chad Daybell case and construction updates for Rexburg.

A man is dead after a crash in Arimo. A hunter is recovering after being attacked by a moose. Plus, The 100 Deadliest Days are upon us. Then, Idaho Power is hosting a series of virtual meetings in early June.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 24, 2024. Funland in Idaho Falls is opening tomorrow, May 25th. And, also in Idaho Falls parents can start looking forward to the Idaho Falls public library Summer reading program. Lastly, Elder Neil L. Andersen, a member of the quorum of the twelve apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shared eternal truths about marr...

Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Chad Daybell's defense has rested its case as we move to the next phase of the trial. Plus, a narrow margin of victory in Butte County is getting even more narrow. Then, as snow visits Yellowstone this weekend, roads are being closed.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 22, 2024. And, a local man is recovering after he shattered his back while dirt biking. His wife is talking about the experience with student reporter Lydia Lamoreaux. and a man from Custer county is back at home after he disappeared for multiple days on the Salmon river. Lastly, Wyoming governor Mark Gordon will address the state this week...

The Idaho Falls Education Association has rejected the latest proposal from Idaho Falls teachers. Plus, six students are getting help with college from the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Then, Presiding Bishop of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spoke at the International Trade Summit in Salt Lake City—more on his address.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 22, 2024. BYU-Idaho’s I-serve has an activity where college students can engage with seniors in the community. Student reporter Cody Miller has the story. And, Student reporter Vanessa Willardson gives us the inside scoop about an art gallery being hosted by the Romney Place in Rexburg this weekend. Lastly, wildlife authorities are not plann...