BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

The results are in after yesterday's primary election. Plus, Vanessa Willardson reports on a local art exhibit. Then, the Ross Park Aquatic Complex opens on Saturday.

Evening Headlines for May, 21, 2024 covers an conference at Yellowstone, continued updates on the Chad Daybell trial, and a new 50 state inspired event at Madison Library.

The man who died in a motorcycle crash at the sand dunes over the weekend has been identified. Plus, today is primary election day in Idaho. Then, two Pocatello museum are joing forces.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 20, 2024. Student reporter, Christian Nelson, sits down with a BYU-Idaho faculty member who is sharing his journey to inspire students. And, we take a look at the grand opening for the Teton County Recreation Centre taking place on the 30th of May. Lastly, Idaho state police is partnering with the Idaho Transportation Department's Office...

Idaho State Police are continuing the investigation into a fatal crash in Idaho Falls that killed six. Plus, A man is dead after a motorcycle crash at the sand dunes. Then, tomorrow is Primary Election Day in Idaho. And, we take a look at what Elder Neil L. Andersen taught at yesterday's BYU-Idaho Devotional.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 17, 2024. Coming up, all this week we’ve celebrated our 40th anniversary at BYU-Idaho Radio… Brandon Isle has a look at what our radio stations look like today. BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Lydia Lamoreaux interviewed Kieth Davidson about the new airport coming to Rexburg. Lastly, we want to thank all those who came out to our 40th anniversary o...

Enjoy your weekend! These are your Morning Headlines... One is dead after a semi crash near Heyburn. Plus, Bingham County law enforcement is looking for a missing man in the Snake River. Then, Blackfoot is getting closer to opening a new animal shelter.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 16, 2024. Coming up Brandon Isle takes a look back at the transition from Ricks College to BYU-Idaho and how it affected the radio station. And, today Bingham Healthcare cut the ribbon on a new urgent care and family medicine clinic on Valencia Drive in Idaho Falls, called 1st Choice Urgent Care. Lastly, Jake Scott is returning to the BYU-Id...

The man who killed Dylan Rounds in 2022 has pleaded guilty. Plus, the gem state is introducing new requirements for unemployment work search. Then, the Caribout-Targhee National Aviation has conducted aviation incident training to get ready for wildfire season.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 15, 2024. Coming up, K-pop, the successful format of music hailing from South Korea, is coming to BYU-Idaho for an international dance night. Student reporter Cody Miller has the story. And, 40 years ago, KRIC hit the airwaves at 75-thousand watts and this week we’re celebrating. Today, we take a look back at radio in the 1980s and ‘90s at R...

Authorities are asking for your help regarding a string of firearm and tool thefts in Rigby. Plus, The Salvation Army Pocatello Outpost is hosting a disaster services event on May 20. And, a recap of yesterday's BYU-Idaho Devotional with Dr. Becky Roesler.

Evening Headlines for May 14, 2024 covers updates on the Chad Daybell trial, a new preservation plan in Pocatello, and police in Sugar City looking for information on recent burglaries.

We have more information about the semi-truck who struck and killed a Utah police officer. Plus, today, students who applied for the Idaho Opportunity Scholarship will find out their fate. Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced more information about temples to be built in Brazil and Guatemala.

These are your BYU-Idaho evening headlines for 13 May, 2024. Tonight at 7:30 p.m. the Upper Valley Women's Choir will perform in the Romance Theatre. BYU-Idaho students won big at an Entrepreneur competition in Boise. And, the theme for the night is a tribute to the roaring twenties with popular songs like  "sweet georgia brown" and "singin' in the rain." Lastly, a Rigb...

On this edition of your Morning Headlines... A six-hour standoff ends in the arrest of a man in Challis. Plus, one is dead after a motorcycle vs deer crash. Then, you are invited to the Bonneville County Courthouse centennial celebration on Saturday.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 10, 2024. Coming up, the Piano’s for School foundation gave Temple View Elementary School a grant which allowed the school to purchase a new piano. Lydia Lamoreaux spoke with the City of Rexburg’s art specialist Twyla Mahelona. And lastly popular comedian and podcast host Theo Von will hold a second and third show of his new comedy special &...

Happy Friday! Today is the last day to apply for a May primary election absentee ballot. Plus, the Idaho Falls State Fair has announced its entertainment lineup. Then, comedian and podcast host, Theo Von, has added another show date to his stop in Idaho Falls.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 9, 2024. Coming up, one skier was rescued and two remained missing following an avalanche today in the mountains outside of Salt Lake City. Pro-Palestine protesters, who had set up an encampment on Friday in Boise, have had a tug-of-war with local police for nearly a week. Lastly, student reporter Vanessa Willardson speaks to BYU-Idaho stude...

Thanks for listening! The time is now to start making appointments to get your REAL ID. Plus, more of Yellowstone National Park is opening this weekend. Then, the Idaho Falls Fire Department is looking to "Fill the Boot" this weekend.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for May 8, 2024. The BYU-Idaho ropes course has opened sign-ups for all students, student reporter Cody Miller shares the story. And, Renegade Modified Sports, a non profit organisation, begins its third annual football camp this month. The camp teaches disabled kids how to play football. Lastly, this Saturday is the youth outdoor skills day at beav...

These are your Morning Headlines for May 8, 2024... An Arizona man is facing over 10 years in prison for trafficking fentanyl to Idaho. Plus, the Boy Scouts of America is set for a rebrand next year. And, we talk with popular LDS director T.C. Christensen about his latest film.

Evening Headlines for May 7, 2024 covers water levels in Idaho, an update on the Chad Daybell trial, and rising wages for Idaho residents.

Happy Tuesday! We now know the identity of a Madison County man who died in a crash over the weekend. Plus, it's going to be a while before Idaho Falls gets its new water tower. Then, the '74 Mormon Expo Choir reassembled to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1974 World's Fair.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio evening headlines for 6 May, 2024.The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is raising awareness about air quality and the effects of poor air with a special focus on wildfires and smoke. And, the Eastern Idaho Regional Solid Waste District was established to help provide waste solutions for the region. Last week ground was broken to commence the construction of a new...

Good morning! An out-of-state fugitive is behind bars in Idaho. Plus, the 2024 Idaho Police Canine Association Conference is happening this week in Idaho Falls. Then, we have a look at yesterday's young adult devotional of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.