BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about Yellowstone looking to resolve and end the spread of an aquatic invasive species in the park, the third Rexburg Free Clinic Gala, and how the community of BYU-Idaho feel about daylight saving time.

These are your Evening Headlines for March 8, 2024... A local man is behind bars, accused of distributing fentanyl. Plus, we take a look at what Idaho legislators had to say about last night's State of the Union address. Then, as Daylight Saving Time is set to start this weekend, we ask students what they think.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about a Taylor Swift concert in Idaho Falls tonight, BYU-Idaho's return of it's Comic Frenzy this weekend, and Gentri coming back to Rexburg!

A man wanted in connection to the death of Christopher Tapp has turned himself in, A Moreland man was arrested for killing his ex-girlfriend's horse, and student reporter Tyler Sommers has the story on this weekend's Cultural Night at BYU-Idaho.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about flooding concerns for spring, Idaho's microfishes, and a couple of K9's that are their way to recovery after facing injuries in law enforcement confrontations.

There is a risk of flooding as we go into spring, church historians for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spoke to the media today about the purchase of the Kirtland temple, and the Idaho Falls Recreation Center is getting a new gym floor.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about Donny Osmond coming to Eastern Idaho this summer, a mystery of a basketball that was signed left at the Idaho Falls Police Department being solved, and an upcoming BYU-Idaho event that involves a TED Talk style features.

The charges against a former Pocatello funeral home will be combined, John McSwain has the story on gas prices and dangerous situations on the road in Idaho, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints now owns the Kirtland, Ohio temple.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about Rexburg's second Rexburg Restaurant Rush, information on the musical, My Fair Lady this weekend, and Fish and Game in Idaho Falls measuring and scoring skulls, antlers, or horns.

Brad Scott Compher has been found guilty of murder after 20 years, Cody Miller has the latest on a bowling tournament that's happening this week at BYU-Idaho, and the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released an Easter statement.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about this weekend's power outage in Idaho Falls, the passing of a young missionary from Sugar City, and our Friday BYU-Idaho Disciples Journey interview.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about tonight's concert at the BYU-Idaho Center with Amy Grant, the newly launched website by the Idaho Secretary of State, and updates on the FAFSA forms and it being delayed.

A look into leap day deals at local businesses and chains, Breanna Latouche has the story on the Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra performance that's coming up, and the numbers for the 2023 Giving Machine campaign of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are in.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about two apostles for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and their ministry in Africa recently, BYU-Idaho's weekly devotional address recap, and what bill Idaho House just passed.

The execution of serial killer Thomas Eugene Creech did not go according to plan, the Idaho House passed a bill to criminalize sharing sexually explicit AI images of real people, and the Idaho Falls Zoo is accepting applications for its Junior Zoo Crew.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about a BYU-Idaho student and his own foundation that helped bring a school to his home country, a country singer coming to Eastern Idaho this summer and, a new bill in Wyoming that in order to vote, you need to be a Wyoming resident for at least 30 days.

Grand Teton National Park experiences 13 million more visits last year than 2022, Harrison Scott has the scoop on a dating workshop at BYU-Idaho, and next week you can watch a hockey game for a good cause.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about BYU-Idaho's Hymn Festival tonight, the new Lego store in Ammon that opened, and a pet and wildlife safety course coming up in the beginning of March.

Two people are in jail after a two-hour stand off with Idaho Falls Police, Kaelin Willa has the story on a local man who found a unique way to help cats, and the city of Pocatello will host a town hall meeting to discuss the city's rebranding campaign.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about today tomorrow's winter weather warning, an arrest that resulted in needed the SWAT team, and how prayer changed a man's life.

On this episode three members of the University of Wyoming swimming and diving team were killed in a highway crash in Northern Colorado... Then Rigby police say a missing man has been found... Plus Drumline Live is coming to Pocatello tomorrow... And the Idaho Falls Temple visitors center will close next week.

A Jerome man was killed yesterday in a head-on car crash, Cody Miller tells us more about the upcoming glow in the dark event at BYU-Idaho, and the city of Pocatello invites you to an open house for their downtown historic district design.

For this edition of the Evening Headlines... The judge in the Chad Daybell trial has set specific instructions for witnesses set to testify. Plus, a new Lego store opens this weekend in Ammon. Then, the 28th annual Fly-Tying and Fly-Fishing Expo is coming up.

A 23-year-old BYU-Idaho student is recovering from injuries after being hit by a car in the crosswalk, Breanna Latouche tells us more about My Fair Lady, and the Provo Utah Temple will close Saturday for reconstruction.

On this episode of your evening headlines police continues to search for a Idaho man who was last seen leaving a Little Caesars in Rigby... Plus Lori Vallow-Daybell is back in court... And the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square is set to go on tour in September.