BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

Now What? App is released, Giving Machine statistics reach millions and BYU 1st round March Madness preview.

Idaho Falls Police Department welcomes new therapy dog, AJR performing in Idaho Falls and BYU gets 6-seed in March Madness.

The Idaho legislature introduced a bill to repeal Medicaid expansion in Idaho, the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission will hold a 5k, and Witness Music of Southeast Idaho will perform "Lamb of God."

Idaho state budget deficit, Fish and Game teaching Hunter Ed classes and BYU loses to Houston in Big 12 tournament.

Take an evening to stargaze at BYU-Idaho's planetarium, former BYU-Idaho student emcees at Rootstech 2026, and Debbie Critchfield sits down with us to talk about her first term as superintendent.

These are your morning headlines for BYU-Idaho Radio. A search warrant for a wanted Idaho Falls man turned into a high-speed police chase. Country singer Mark Willis is making his way to Eastern Idaho, but his arrival will be a bit later than expected. BYU men's basketball got their revenge with a statement win over West Virginia last night in the second round of the Big 12 Tournament.

BYU routed Kansas State in a big 12 tournament play, a Rexburg local visited Rootstech last week, and the Idaho House approved a joint memorial asking the US Supreme Court to overturn the landmark decision on same-sex marriage.

Church of Jesus Christ spend $1.58 billion on service in 2025, Elder Matswagothata gives BYUI devotional, and BYU beats Kansas State thanks to Dybantsa's 40 points.

Gas prices in the Gem State have surged due to the conflict in Iran, a Shakespearean comedy hits the stage in Ammon, and Republican Idaho lawmakers are working to repeal Medicaid expansion.

Raising Canes opens March 31 in Chubbuck, construction near Inkom on I-15, and BYU beats Texas Tech.

There's a new king of the bands at BYU-Idaho, the Idaho House approved an additional 1% budget cut, and Rootstech 2026 in Salt Lake City wrapped up this weekend.

None severely injured in Pocatello crashes, Jersey Mike's coming to Idaho Falls and BYU beats #10 Texas Tech.

Two men from the Idaho Falls Fire Department were selected to receive the Idaho Medal of Honor, a BYU-Idaho class heard from the university's inclusion officer, and the Idaho House of Representatives passed a bill that would ban the LGBTQ flag from Idaho cities.

Roots Tech begins in SLC, Church of Jesus Christ celebrates Easter season with events and resources, and BYU women stay alive in Big 12 tournament.

The Grand Teton Music Festival returns to Jackson Hole for its 65th season, a new exhibit opens in the Spori Art Gallery, and the Idaho Senate narrowly passed an additional 1% budget cut.

BYU women advance in Big 12 tournament, Elder Cook emphasizes safety with AI and Dybantsa may stay at BYU.

The grant application period for the Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation is open, the Eastern Idaho Agriculture Hall of Fame will hold its annual banquet this month, and a bill affecting illegal immigrants was rejected by its house committee.

Gas prices approaching $3, Elder Hall gives BYU-Idaho devotional and BYU loses 3rd straight game.

The Idaho State Senate narrowly passed an additional budget cut for 2026, the University of Utah will host a seminar at BYU-Idaho, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced open house and dedication dates for two new temples.

Road work on Grizzly Ave in Idaho Falls, Idaho Falls golf courses already open , and seeding impact from BYU's loss to West Viriginia.

Trina Boice released a book titled "The Language of Heaven," candidates running for statewide office in Idaho have officially filed for the 2026 election, and the Idaho International Choral Festival will return to Pocatello this summer.

Idaho Falls C-Tec could merge with Compas Academy, Church of Jesus Christ donates to hospital in Argentina, and BYU women win while BYU men lose.

A new private micro-school will open this year in Eastern Idaho, candidates for the Idaho State Senate and House of Representatives filed candidacy for the November election, and BYU-Idaho Campus Events prepares for Battle of the Bands.

Fall River Electric returning money through rebates, 'The Outsiders' returns to BYU-Idaho, and Sugar-Salem stays alive for state tournament bid.

Saint Anthony man missing in Oregon, Clean-ups scheduled for Pocatello cemeteries, and Idaho high school boys basketball state tournaments approaching.