BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These have been your evening headlines for Friday May 3, 2024. Student reporter Lydia Lamoreaux speaks about a race to help Rexburg residents gear up for an even bigger race. And we give you an update on the Chad Daybell trial. Lastly, Star Wars day is tomorrow and Idaho Falls' local 501st legion is participating in local charity events.

Happy Friday! The USDA is recalling more than 16,000 pounds of ground beef. Plus, Open Arms of Idaho is hosting an event with gay LDS author, Ben Shilaty tomorrow night. Then, Idaho Falls Retro X is returning for its second year.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio’s evening headlines for May 2, 2024. Lachlynn Golder is a junior at Madison High School who won the school's business pitch competition with her creative business venture "Lachlynn's Closet." Her business focuses on upcycling old quilts and blankets and turning them into fashionable hoodies and crew neck. And, supporters for the initiative that woul...

Good morning!... One woman is dead after a car crash in Challis. Plus, BYU-Idaho has a new course for first-semester freshmen. Then, "The Chosen" is currently filming season five in Utah.

These are your evening headlines for Wednesday 1 May, 2024. May is stroke awareness month, and health experts stress time is of the essence when responding to this medical condition. Vicky Grover brought her lambs to work with her yesterday to the delight of the residents of homestead senior living. Lastly, Yellowstone National park is planning to open its east entrance on friday, but may delay du...

Happy May! These are your Morning Headlines... The prosecution in the Bryan Kohberger murder case is asking for judge to reject Kohberger's alibi. Plus, Idaho's open primary initiative is one step closer to getting on the November ballot. Then, the Idaho Teen Film Festival is returning for its 20th year.

Evening Headlines for April 30, 2024 covers a new cleaning initiative across East Idaho, a new cleaning help chapter for women in Rexburg and a donation from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to refugees in Chad, Ethiopia and South Jordan.

For this last day of April, these are your Morning Headlines... The memorial service for fallen Ada County Sheriff's Deputy Tobin Bolter is happening today in Nampa. Plus, construction begins today on 17th Street and Holmes. Then, we have a few updates on temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Evening Headlines for April 29, 2024 covers gas prices in Idaho, updates in the Chad Daybell trial, and early voting in Idaho.

Thanks for starting off your week with us! First, a man has been indicted in the murder case of Chris Tapp. Then, The Rexburg Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Meet the Candidates event on May 1. Plus, Idaho Falls is helping its residents clean up their neighborhoods in May.

These are your evening headlines for Friday 26 April, 2024.The corndog company in Eastern Idaho is giving you a taste of fair food daily. byu-idaho radio's natalia hepworth has the story. And, several of Chad and Tammy Daybell's neighbours and friends took the stand in Chad's murder trial. They recalled times they spent with them, especially during memorial services. And lastly, tomorr...

Happy Friday! The Idaho Falls Police Chief has a message for the public. Plus, National Drug Take Back Day is tomorrow. Then, Bears are waking up from hibernation—the safety tips you need to know. And, High School athletes will get a chance to play at the Mountain America Center.

There are your BYU-Idaho Radio headlines for April 25, 2024. The Idaho National Laboratory is working hard to find a way to effectively re-use cardboard boxes which are used to carry pizza. Student reported Cody Miller interviews students about the First Friday event taking place at BYU-Idaho. Lastly, the Idaho Falls police department recently moved into their new office in the hope that the impro...

A large structure fire in Ammon last night was for training purposes—the details. Plus, Melissa Inouye, a historian for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has passed away. Then, a Madison High School student has won Madison High's first ever Business Pitch Night.

These are your BYU-Idaho radio headlines for 24 April, 2024. The university of wyoming is partnering with community colleges to make it easier to become a career and technical educator, or C-T-E. Student reporter Chandler Gaudagnin interviews a BYU-Idaho student who is striving to share the light of Jesus Christ. And lastly, a madison high school student wins big in her high school business pitch...

Good morning! Idaho Fish and Game is reminding people to not hold or touch baby animals. Plus, Pocatello High School is looking for a new head basketball coach. Then, the Marshall Public Library is hosting a Family History and Genealogy Workshop.

Theses are your BYU-Idaho radio headlines for April 23, 2024. The Ada county coroner has identified the man suspected of killing an Ada county sheriff's deputy on Saturday. Matt Freeman, the Idaho board of education is stepping down after a nine year tenure. And, the city of Pocatello is seeing progress in projects from their parks and recreation department. All this and more on BYU-Idaho radi...

A man who is serving probation for leading police on a high-speed chase. Plus, Lieutenant Governor Scott Bedke released a statement about the Ada County Sheriff's Deputy who was killed on duty Saturday. Then, we talk with students about the new semester.

Evening Headlines for April 19, 2024 covers an update on the Chad Daybell trial, the results of a high-speed chase outside of Rexburg, and a drug disposal day in Jackson.

Happy Friday! Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 is looking to fill a vacancy on its board of trustees. Plus, a mountain lion is back where it belongs. Then, the NHL is officially coming to the Beehive State. And, The Joseph Smith Papers Project has released a new study aid.

Evening Headlines for April 18, 2024 covers a new coach for BYU men's basketball, increases in tuition at Idaho's public universities, and updates on the Chad Daybell trial.

These are today's Morning Headlines... Police need your help to locate a missing Pocatello teen. Plus, Bryan Kohberger's defense team has filed his alibi. Then, the IDFG will host a public open house on April 24.

Evening Headline for April 17, 2024 covers some hot topics from local legislatures, an update on the Chad Daybell trial, and road closures in Caribou Targhee National forest.

Here are your Morning Headlines for April 17, 2024... Some residents of Idaho are pushing for an open primary system. Plus, the Rexburg City Council is holding a special city council meeting on Tuesday. Then, the Chaplains of Idaho is moving to a new office in downtown Idaho Falls.

Morning Headlines for April 16, 2024 covers an update on the Chad Daybell trial, the death of a Rexburg local who fought in Ukraine, and a grizzly bear in the Bighorns.