BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines... A judge has refused to dismiss indictments against the man accused of stabbing four University of Idaho students last November. Plus, BYU-Idaho student, Vanessa Perez-Perez shares the story of her conversion to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Then, Hemming Village is hosting its Hocus Pocus event tonight.

These are your Morning Headlines... The Sugar City Historical Society hopes to reach 50 thousand dollars in donations by the end of the year. Also, Battle of the Dance is coming up at BYU-Idaho. Cody Miller has the story. Lastly, Halloween is coming up and we have some tips on how to keep yourself and others safe while driving.

These are your Evening Headlines... Flags are flying at half staff in Idaho and Wyoming to remember those lost in the shooting in Lewiston, Maine. Plus, a new exhibit is coming to the Spori Art Gallery. Then, two trunk-or-treating events center around the needs of those kids and adults with disabilities and food allergies.

These are your Morning Headlines... The Wyoming Fish and Game Department has confirmed the presence of chronic wasting disease in Elk Hunt Area 58. Also, Natalia Hepworth gives us the highlights in the Latter-Day Saints in Publishing Media and the Arts conference last weekend. Lastly, the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints says a donation it gave to the World Food Program has helped 1.6 mill...

These are your Evening Headlines... A local man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting another man last year. Plus, Teton County, Wyoming is making progress on three new wildlife crossing locations. Then, information on voting deadlines ahead of Election Day.

These are your Morning Headlines... a 64 year old local therapist has changed his plea and is now pleading guilty to felony sexual abuse or exploitation of a vulnerable adult. Also, a man from Blackfoot is cited with "inattentive driving" after causing $30,000 in damages to a power line pole. Lastly, the last day to visit Yellowstone National Park is October 31st.

These are your Evening Headlines on this Tuesday... Officials need your help to identify the man who is a suspect in Rexburg Cemetery thefts. Plus, with election day fast approaching, we sat down with two Rexburg City Council candidates — Rob Woodall and Brian Thackeray. Then, Idaho authorities have agreed to re-open a section of the Snake River to hunting, fishing and trapping.

These are your Morning Headlines... Flags will be flown at half staff to honor an officer who died in the line of duty. Also, Halloween is coming up and for kids and parents, the holiday provides an opportunity to connect with their community. Lastly, the Idaho Falls Regional Airport has announced plans to embark on an 18-thousand square foot expansion.

These are your Evening Headlines for October 23, 2023... Rexburg police are warning about a new scam. Plus, a recap of Elder Dale G. Renlund and his wife's BYU-Idaho devotional addresses last night. Then, the Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra's Winter Concert is coming up.

These are your Morning Headlines... A Pocatello man was arrested for two separate battery charges. Also, family and friends remembered Sister Kathleen Johnson Eyring during her funeral services Saturday in Bountiful, Utah. Lastly, the African Children's Choir has been touring the country over the last month with more upcoming concerts in East Idaho.

Happy Friday! These are your Evening Headlines... A local coroner has identified the woman killed in the six-vehicle crash yesterday. Plus, you are invited to BYU-Idaho's masquerade ball tomorrow night. Then, a group of leaders from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints attended a sustainability conference in Brazil today.

These are your Morning Headlines... A Pocatello woman will spend more than 15 years in prison for distributing fentanyl that a Pocatello man consumed and then died from an overdose. Also, the Idaho State Board of Education approved recommendations from Empowering Parents Program parent advisory panel on Wednesday. Lastly, Cody Miller has the story on Thursday game nights hosted by BYU-Idaho Studen...

These are your Evening Headlines tonight... A judge has delayed an execution order for the longest-serving inmate on Idaho's death row. Plus, a look at today's BYU-Idaho forum address. Then, Boo at the Zoo is returning to the Idaho Falls Zoo.

These are your Morning Headlines... Leaders in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints have made a statement about the earthquakes in Afghanistan. Also, starting today, the Pocatello City Council will once again allow for public comments at its City Council meetings. Lastly, BYU-Idaho's Video Production Society is set to premiere a short film and documentary this evening.

Here are your Evening Headlines on this Wednesday... The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released more information about the funeral of Sister Kathleen Eyring. Plus, more than 200 fires this year were human-caused. Then, Elder Dale G. Renlund of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles for the Church is coming to BYU-Idaho on Sunday. Finally, the third annual pumpkin carving contest is re...

These are your Morning Headlines... A former police sergeant in Caldwell has been indicted for abusing his power to sexually abuse women. Also, voters this upcoming November will decide whether the Shelley Joint School District #60 will receive a 67.8 million dollar bond to build a new high school. Lastly, pickleball players can get excited as Chubbuck is getting an indoor pickleball facility.

These are your Evening Headlines for October 17, 2023... Madison County is currently in the hunt for a new sheriff. Plus, the BYU-Idaho Music Department will present a concert performed by the University and Symphony Bands. Then, Leaf collection begins next week in Idaho Falls.

These are your Morning Headlines... Six teenagers in Custer County were taken to a local hospital by ground and air over the weekend due to a single-vehicle rollover crash. Also, Wyoming got a C-minus grade in common cause's new report card on gerrymandering for voter district maps drawn after the 2020 census. Lastly, the open enrollment for health insurance in Idaho is now open for 2024.

These are your Evening Headlines... A Bingham County Jail inmate was found dead over the weekend. Plus, the University of Idaho extension is coming to Rexburg in October and November. Then, The annual Community Food Basket of Idaho Falls Food Drive is underway.

These are your Morning Headlines... The Clothesline Project is returning to Idaho Falls for it's 3rd year starting tomorrow. Also, Sister Kathleen Johnson Eyring, president Henry B. Eyring's wife, passed away at the age of 82. Lastly, the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square has announced the next stop on their "Hope" world tour.

Happy Friday the 13th! These are your Evening Headlines... The Idaho Transportation Department will close Anderson and Lincoln Streets at Yellowstone Highway in Idaho Falls for paving. Plus, The BYU-Idaho Theatre Department's production of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" will soon hit the stage. Then, The Idaho Convention for Board Gamers is happening in Idaho Falls this weekend.

These are your Morning Headlines... The First Congregational United Church of Christ of Pocatello opened its doors for a warming shelter this winter. Also, the 'Wall of Warmth' is back for its seventh year and ready to help Idaho Falls community members in need as the cold winter months are quickly approaching. Lastly, Oktuberfest is returning to Rexburg this weekend - Gabriella Fletcher t...

For this Thursday, these are your Evening Headlines... The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released a statement on the latest conflict in the Middle East. Plus, the body of a man found at Horse Creek Hot Springs has been identified. Then, tomorrow is the last day to register online to vote.

These are your Morning Headlines... The former owner of the Downard Funeral Home and Crematory in Pocatello now faces felony Charges. Also, grizzly bear watchers are hopeful that one famous grizzly is okay after it was likely hit by a car. Lastly, the CEO of the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce shares upcoming events.

Chad Daybell wants camera rolling when his trial starts in April, after 3 year BYU-Idaho will start up the career fair again and Rexburg Market is open this weekend.