BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your Morning Headlines... Idaho's wildfire season is underway. We have tips to mitigate wildfire risk. Plus, volunteers in Ammon joined forces to provide help to refugees around the world. Then, the open house for the Layton, Utah temple starts this Friday.

Evening Headlines for April 15, 2024 covers a service foe JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan, an updated jail for Fremont county, and the opening of the Idaho Falls Zoo.

Good Monday morning! These are your Morning Headlines... Four are dead after a train crash in Canyon County. Plus, Fremont County Jail has a new facility. Then, the temple recommend questions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are being updated just a bit.

Evening Headlines for April 12, 2024 covers the death of former BYU-Idaho Vice President Max Checketts, Idaho Falls School District's budget cuts, and some safety tips for those driving through Rexburg during construction season.

Happy Friday! These are your Morning Headlines... One man is dead after the propane truck he was driving crashed. Plus, Yellowstone is reminding visitors not to feed the wildlife. Then, Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center is being recognized for patient safety.

Evening Headlines for April 11, 2024 covers construction in Rexburg, updates on the Chad Daybell trial, and Idaho's national nominations for STEM educators.

These are your Morning Headlines... The remains found in a Northern Utah desert are confirmed to be those of Dylan Rounds. Plus, the risk of flooding is rising in Eastern Idaho. Then, the NHL may be coming to Salt Lake City—the details.

Evening Headlines for April 10, 2024 covers a new library bill that requires library books that are deemed harmful to children to be placed in spaces away from children, opening statements on Chad Daybell's trial, and a new book by a self-published author.

These are your Morning Headlines on this Wednesday... The body of a longtime missing Eastern Idaho man may no longer be missing. Plus, a suspect is recovering from gunshot wounds sustained during an officer involved shooting. Then, there is a new scam victimizing Madison County residents. Also, a Pocatello City Councilman is about to know what it is like to be an Idaho State Senator.

Evening Headlines for April 9, 2024 covers car burglaries in Rexburg, a mysterious man entering unlocked homes in Idaho Falls, and a new temple open house for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Taylorsville, UT.

This morning... Two people are recovering after a crash in Bonneville County. Plus, nearly a dozen conservation groups are suing the government over relisting wolves in Idaho and Montana. Then, there is a new medical procedure to reduce blood pressure. And, a public servant is hanging up his fireman's jacket after almost three decades of service.

These are your Morning Headlines for Monday, April 8, 2024... Idaho Falls School District 91 is looking to cut its budget. Plus, Elder Patrick Kearon gave his first General Conference address as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released its statistical report for 2023.

A store in St. Anthony recently caught fire, Temple Square will display flags for 91 nations in the plaza near the church office building, and two BYU-Idaho students created a band called Coastal City,

Happy Friday! These are your Morning Headlines... The Madison County Sheriff's Department is searching for a missing and endangered teen. Plus, the defense team for Brian Kohberger is in hot water. Then, the City of Idaho Falls is preparing for repainting roads by sweeping the streets starting Monday. And, you can listen to the 194th Semi-Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ...

A woman was taken to the hospital yesterday after a crash with a grain truck, student reporter Collin Prisbrey has the story on the BYU-Idaho students singing at General Conference for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and President Russell M nelson posted an announcement on Facebook regarding some of the senior leader for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These are your Morning Headlines for April 4, 2024... The court needs just 13 more potential jurors before they beginning whittling it down to the final 18. Plus, Idaho State Troopers are headed to the Texas-Mexico border. Then, Bannock County is one step closer to building a new public service building. Also, Bonneville County has a new emotional support animal.

A Power County man is charged with multiple sex crimes, the Symphony Band is performing at BYU-Idaho tonight, and the Idaho Falls Regional Airport reminds passengers to make sure their luggage is free of firearms.

On this Wednesday, these are your morning headlines... A man is facing multiple felony charges in Malad. Plus, Idaho Falls is hosting a job fair today. Then, a new splash pad is coming to Pocatello. And, the Angel Moroni statue is back atop the Salt Lake Temple after four years.

Two men are headed to prison for drug trafficking in Idaho, Harrison Scott talks to some soon-to-be BYU-Idaho graduates, and Bannock County is inviting residents to dispose of hazardous waste.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about gas prices climbing in Idaho, the new selections for The Church of Jesus Christ's hymn book and, how April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month and how people would like it to be more inclusive.

Tickets for Idaho's oldest rodeo go on sale tomorrow, Idaho State Police plans to increase efforts to combat distracted driving this month, and Kaelin Wills caught up with faculty and students who are preparing for the Winter 2024 Family History Fair.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about how the community will celebrate the life of a young missionary who passed away a month ago, Idaho Falls City Hall installing their first elevator, and the city of Pocatello receiving 8.5 million dollars for the Terry First Connection Project.

Happy Good Friday! These are your Evening Headlines for March 29, 2024... Chad Daybell's murder trial begins on Monday. Plus, Sister Tracy Y. Browning, a counselor in the Primary General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will give the Winter Commencement address at BYU-Idaho. Then, you still have a chance to catch BYU-Idaho Theatre Department's last performance...

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about the latest on the new Kingdom of Pho in Rexburg and it's owner, a woman from Pocatello who finished in the top 10 in the Iditarod, and community-wide spring cleanup in Pocatello.

On this episode a Denver truck driver has been convicted of five counts of vehicular homicide... Plus BYU-Idaho's four " A Capella" groups will perform this weekend... And the nationally recognized Zaner-Bloser Company has announced a regional winner from Rexburg.