BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about how the first week of the 2024 Legislative Session went, a store raising money for a new campaign to provide food for up to 213,000 meals, and how a new elementary school is underway and running after much preparation.

On this episode of your evening headlines an Eastern Idaho man has been accused os possessing more than 300 videos and images of child pornography... Plus the Quaker Oats recall is not over yet... And The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho is opening a new exhibit.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about Albertson's large charitable donations to different organizations, and the snow finally plowed and cleaned up in all zones in Idaho Falls, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Days Saints has donated food to thousands in Ivory Coast.

On this episode Chubbuck Police has arrested a man for false information... Plus reporter Harrison Scott shares details about BYU-Idaho's first Friday event... And employees of the city of Pocatello has pledged over $23,000 dollars to United Way of Southeastern Idaho.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about how ACP President shares that voters determine peoples' access to health care services and physicians ability to treat them, a school bus full of kids falling into a ditch after being hit by a pick-up truck, and the city of Pocatello receiving a grant from Idaho Humanities Council to fund a documentary on the historic "Triangle Nei...

Las Vegas police are now investigating the death of Christopher Tapp as a homicide, The City of Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department is looking for concessionaries, and reporter Chandler Guadagnin has the latest on the winter weather in Rexburg.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sending medical supplies and food to the victims of a tanker truck explosion near Monrovia, Liberia, BYU-Idaho Date Night, and a new name for Idaho State University's sports arena.

Idaho state police is investigating a road rage shooting that took place this morning on I-15, for the first devotional of the semester BYU-Idaho student heard from President Meredith and Sister Meredith, and BYU-Idaho will hold a school-wide date night.

We have new information about the person impersonating Pocatello police officers, Governor Brad Little gave his State of the State Address, there was a fire at home in Idaho Falls and ISU's Holt Arena could get a new name.

A suspect is dead and another arrested after a shooting with police in Idaho Falls, chilly conditions in Eastern Idaho are likely to continue and gas prices in Idaho continue to fall.

Somebody is impersonating an officer in the Chubbuck area and pulling people over, parking restrictions are in force in Idaho Falls, BYU-Idaho Radio has a new podcast and today is the first day of the new BYU-Idaho semester.

The Arizona trial for Lori Vallow Daybell is being delayed, we can expect more snow in the forecast, Governor Brad Little was blown away by the interest in Idaho Launch grants and you can ski for free at East Mink Creek Nordic Center in Pocatello this weekend.

The man accused of killing his wife, son and unborn baby pleaded not guilty to murder charges, firefighters in Ririe are trying to figure out how a fire started at their own fire station, a shop in Ashton is a total loss after a fire and several plazas at Temple Square in Salt Lake City are opening up.

Troopers are investigating a late night crash involving two semi-trucks, a foreign exchange student who was the victim of cyber kidnapping has returned home, Rexburg needs young singers tonight and 180 people took the polar bear plunge.

The body of a missing teenager was recovered from the river, an Idaho Falls man is accused of shooting another man, Idaho gas prices continue to go down and Idaho Falls welcomed its first baby of 2024.

These are your Evening Headlines on this 13th day of December, 2023... An investigation is underway after a local school employee brought a gun onto campus. Plus, on Sunday, you can listen to Handel's Messiah at the Rexburg Tabernacle. Then, it is time to apply for Idaho's Traditional Arts Apprenticeship program.

These are your Morning Headlines... One person was hurt when a woman in Billings, Montana repeatedly drove through a group of religious demonstrators. Also, BYU-Idaho's music department is hosting auditions for the Women's Chorus, Vocal Union, University, and Concert Choirs next semester and all are welcome to try out for them. Lastly, this Saturday, the Marshall Public Library in Pocatell...

These are your Evening Headlines... The city of Idaho Falls will no longer provide community recycling bins. Plus, Open Enrollment for Your Health Idaho closes on Friday at midnight. Then, the Museum of Idaho's newest exhibit explores the rainforest. Finally, the President of BYU-Idaho and his wife have a special Christmas message for students and staff.

These are your Morning Headlines... Idaho is in the bottom ten in a report ranking states' spending on transportation. Also, the Pocatello Community Recreation Center will add over 3,000 square feet of indoor space. Lastly, the historic St. George, Utah Temple for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has been rededicated after four years of renovations.

These are your Evening Headlines for this Monday... The Bingham County Sheriff's Office has released an update on the boy presumed to have drowned in the Snake River. Plus, there were several crashes over the weekend, the Idaho State Police has advice for Idaho drivers. Then, the Idaho Falls Zoo is hosting Winter break camps.

These are your Evening Headlines... A new Apostle has been ordained to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We also hear from BYU-Idaho students as they react to the new Apostle. Then, Stukent is celebrating a company milestone by offering scholarships to students.

These are your Morning Headlines... A Bingham County teen is missing after hunting near the MC-Tucker Ponds. Also, The BYU-Idaho Music department had a big Christmas concert tonight. Lastly, The Idaho State Civic Symphony in Pocatello has a Christmas Concert tonight and tomorrow night.

These are your Evening Headlines... Lori Vallow Daybell appeared in an Arizona courtroom today. Plus, a former Pocatello mayor has passed away. Then, BYU-Idaho Center Stage has released its performance lineup for the winter semester.

These are your morning headlines for December 7, 2023. In the Mackay School District, all schools will be closed due to winter weather. You are invited to dance the night away by participating in Pocatello's Second Saturday Contra Dance. Help local children this holiday season by participating in the "97' Angels" program.

Closing out your Wednesday, these are your Evening Headlines for December 6, 2023... An Ammon man is in prison, accused of attempting to entice children to commit sexual acts. Plus, a new report is out detailing Idaho's grade school reading proficiency. Then, cities across Eastern Idaho are implementing winter parking regulations.