BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

These are your Morning Headlines... With attacks in Israel this past weekend, flags in Idaho will fly at half staff. Also, the Rigby Middle School was evacuated due to a small fire in the teachers lounge. Lastly, students and faculty of BYU-Idaho, and members of the community react to the inauguration of Alvin F Meredith III.

In this special edition of your Evening Headlines...Student reporter, Celeste Simmons, has a recap of the inauguration of BYU-Idaho's 18th president, Alvin F. Meredith III which took place today. And, with the inauguration, student reporter, Candy Zilale, takes a look back at some of the past presidents of the university.

These are your Morning Headlines....New traffic monitoring technology is set to be installed along the Yellowstone corridor in Pocatello. Plus, ahead of the inauguration, we talk with two students who interviewed President Meredith III and his wife. Then, a look at Madison Public Library events in October.

These are your Evening Headlines... A local woman is behind bars on several different charges. Plus, an Idaho Falls man is working to preserve the old water tower. Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is celebrating Latin American Culture early next month.

These are your Morning Headlines... A fuel spill on I-15 in Idaho Falls was cleaned up without any problems. Also, the Pocatello Water Department will begin water line installation today. Lastly, the Idaho GOP has announced a presidential caucus, and Idaho Fish and Game is reminding hunters to stay safe as they enter the woods.

These are your Friday Evening Headlines... A local teen is arrested after threatening a man with a pistol. Plus, the Doom haunted attraction is open for the 2023 season. Then, tickets for the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square's Christmas concerts are now available.

These are your Morning Headlines... The Idaho Falls Community Food Basket needs your help raising money for the installation of cameras due to ongoing burglaries. Also, the Bonneville County Jail will be the first in Idaho to implement the "IGNITE" program. Lastly, Zions Bank is celebrating it's 150th anniversary this month and the Harvest and Holiday Craft Fair is happening tomorrow...

These are your Evening Headlines for this Thursday... A woman is behind bars after being accused of stabbing a Victor man. Plus, BYU-Idaho's Cultural Night is coming up. Then, Idaho's State Superintendent has named a new teacher of the year.

Your Morning Headlines... Firefighters responded to a house fire in Bannock County yesterday. Plus, a presidential memo looks to restore salmon populations in the Columbia River Basin. Then, Pocatello Animal Services is partnering with Phil Meador Subaru for National Make a Dog's Day.

The identity of a 34-year old man who was killed by a truck yesterday has been released, BYU-Idaho students participate in today's spirit week challenge and the date for the open house of the David O Mckay Library's new exhibit had been postponed.

These are your Morning Headlines... A man was killed after being hit by a truck near Lava Hot Springs. Also, the Madison County Sheriff will become director of Public Safety at BYU-Idaho. Lastly, fraud prevention experts are getting the word out in Idaho on how to avoid scams and a nation wide emergency alert test will go off at 12:20pm today on everyone's phones.

These are your Evening Headlines for October 3, 2023... A local man is charged in the case of a newborn baby whose body was found inside a suitcase in a dog house. Plus, a recap of today's BYU-Idaho devotional. Then, students give their thoughts on the most recent General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These are your Morning Headlines... A 45-year old Idaho man was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for three attempted sex crimes. Also, specialist Bryson Carter, BYU-Idaho student and member of the National Guard, was recently named Idaho's Soldier of the Year in the Best Warrior Competition. Lastly, the College of Eastern Idaho and Idaho State University have come together with the Idah...

These are your Evening Headlines... An Idaho Falls meetinghouse for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was vandalized over the weekend. Plus, today is the start of Spirit Week at BYU-Idaho. Then, a special edition of the BYU-Idaho's Scroll newspaper, highlighting the coming inauguration of President Alvin F. Meredith III, will be released tomorrow.

These are your Morning Headlines... Police arrested two minors for vandalizing a Church of Jesus Christ building in Idaho Falls and the Moose Landing area is closing today. Also, prescribed burns will begin today in the Topance Basin area. Lastly, the Church of Jesus Christ announced 20 new temples.

As we roll into the weekend, these are your Evening Headlines... A local man is in jail after being accused of sexual exploitation of a child. Plus, a student at BYU-Idaho is seeking to bring the subject of banned books to the forefront of the conversation. Then, the Yellowstone Safari Park is now open in Rexburg.

These are your Morning Headlines... A new report finds more than half of the sewage facilities in Idaho had pollution violations in 2022. Also, the president of Hungary met with students and faculty at Brigham Young University this week. Lastly, your dreams of flying could come true tomorrow at an open house and fly-in at Rigby Airport.

These are your Evening Headlines... Authorities have identified the man found dead in the Portneuf River earlier this week. Plus, there are some in college who decide to come back to the classroom after they graduate. Then, President Russell M. Nelson and Elder Jeffrey R. Holland will not attend General Conference this weekend — an update on their health.

These are your Morning Headlines... The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare has issued a health advisory for Henry's Lake. Also, due to a partial government shutdown that could start this weekend National parks and nearby communities could forego millions of dollars per day. Lastly, the Utah Jazz announced news details on how fans can watch basketball games this season.

For this Wednesday, these are your Evening Headlines... Police are asking for your help to find an Idaho Falls man who has been missing for three weeks. Plus, four more measles cases have been confirmed in Idaho. Then, you and your family can learn how to ice skate for free. And, the Church History Department has concluded an investigation into how former Church president, John Taylor's, pocke...

These are your Morning Headlines... The superintendent of the Salmon School District says they're investigating a racist social media post. Also, there have been credible sightings of a man who has been missing since early September. Lastly, Pocatello will host the first Harvest Lantern Festival this weekend.

These are your Evening Headlines for September 26, 2023... A local man is arrested for possession of meth. Plus, Brother Jason Williams taught that The Book of Mormon is all about repentance — a recap of today's BYU-Idaho devotional. Then, a local film studio is hosting a Halloween short film contest.

These are your Morning Headlines... The Idaho GOP is fighting a lawsuit from Bingham County Republicans. Also, you can submit your ideas for the Grand Tetons National Park's future layout. Lastly, a local scout troop member organized the installation of two life jacket borrowing stations along the Portneuf River in Pocatello.

These are your Evening Headlines... The trial date for a former Idaho Falls attorney accused of drug trafficking is scheduled. Plus, the home opener of the Idaho Falls Spud Kings is coming up. Then, two traffic lights in Idaho Falls may soon be removed.

These are your Morning Headlines... Starting today through Wednesday, parts of Interstate 15 and Interstate 86 in Pocatello will have nighttime closures. Also, an Idaho Falls City Councilman is choosing not to seek re-election. Lastly, the U-Pick Red Barn is kicking off the fall season with a light ceremony.