BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

BYU-Idaho presents Wizard of Oz On Ice, North Star International seeks to help those who experience same sex attraction, and Republican Justin Plante is one of 17 people running to be the next governor of Idaho.

Teton Valley fiber network construciton begins, Easter Egg hunts happening all over southeast Idaho and 'Lamb of God' debuts in New York City.

Edson Fichter Nature Area is looking for volunteers, a new multi-player arcade game is popping up in local businesses, and Governor Brad Little signed a bill into law affecting bathroom usage.

Idaho Falls Fire Dept welcomes new fire chief, BYUI Academic VP gives last devotional and Poky residents donate nearly $1 million to giving machines.

A BYU-Idaho student died in a rollover crash, BYU-Idaho students will sing at General Conference, and the First Presidency announced adjustments to the Sunday meeting schedule.

Seminary and Institute enrollment passes 1 Million students, Church of Jesus Christ announces changes to second hour classes and Pocatello hosts Portneur Valley Environmental Fair.

A local delivery service is helping the community, the Light the World Giving Machine Rexburg Area Committee shared numbers from the holiday season, and the Idaho senate passed a bill affecting bathroom use.

BYU-Idaho announces Winter Commencement speaker, Coeur D'Alene temple plans approved and Zoo Idaho partners with Marshall Public Library.

This year's strange winter could impact the crops in Idaho, a BYU-Idaho art teacher's painting will be featured in the easter campaign of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and police warn that traffic could increase when Raising Cane's opens in Chubbuck on Tuesday.

Carnivale fashion show comes to Rexburg, BYU-Idaho Alumni reflect on their time in Rexburg and BYU-Idaho basketball champions are crowned.

Two new statues have been added at the Salt Lake Temple, a Colorado man was arrested in Bonneville County on Tuesday, and Wyoming lawmakers have a rural health program proposal.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announces updated temple plans, an Idaho Falls woman is accused of smoking meth while pregnant, and behind the scenes with the U.S. Forest Service work in maintaining the forest.

Idaho State DMV warns of scam texts, new Coca-Cola plant coming to Pocatello and will AJ Dybantsa stay at BYU?

Idaho health officials are concerned over 7 new diagnosed cases of HIV in East Idaho, BYU Academic Vice President Justin Collings spoke in a BYU-Idaho devotional on education in the church, and BYU-Idaho's Department of Music is hosting a free piano recital.

Madison County urges fire safety, new bill passes Idaho House and ISU softball coach sets all-time wins record.

A variety of faiths will gather for narration and music this Palm Sunday, the Cultural Arts Department of Rexburg is putting on "Holes" the stage play, and there is a new clear bag policy for BYU-Idaho Center Stage events.

BYUI European Religion Tour comes this fall, Crispy Cones opens new location in Pocatello and Bannonck County uses March Madness style bracket to name new pesticide drone.

Andrea Schmutz is holding a fundraiser concert before she competes in the national Miss for America Strong, Governor Brad Little signed an additional 1% budget cut into law, and the city of Pocatello is considering renaming Cesar Chavez Avenue.

Idaho House passes bill 916, Off the Wall art sale and BYU loses to Texas in March Madness.

BYU-Idaho is hosting a Passover event, Eastern Idaho sees unfamiliar March weather, and the mayor of Nampa unexpectedly died last night.

Private investigations bill proposed in Idaho legislature, Yellowstone has record attendance year and Church of Jesus Christ makes leadership changes in Sunday School.

The Idaho National Laboratory is using A-I to accelerate nuclear energy development, the Church Historian's Press released a volume of select discourses of Eliza R. Snow, and the BYU-Idaho percussion students have a concert this week.

First Presidency of Church of Jesus Christ releases Easter video, Rix Stix next concert is this week and Rexburg Temple President Robert Chambers and his wife speak at BYU-Idaho devotional.

Tickets are on sale for BYU-Idaho's opera, "The Elixir of Love," President Camille N. Johnson recently returned from a ministry tour of Eurasia, and Marshall Public Library will kick of spring with its seed library.

Church of Jesus Christ donates to 2 new healthcare facility openings in Cambodia, Fort Hall Mine landfill getting renovation and NFL quarterback Taysom Hill coming to Rexburg Walmart this week.