Teton Idaho School District 401 could move to a 4-day school week, Harrison Scott tells us more about BYU-Idaho now offering free tax service for students, and for the third time in four years, Idaho Falls has been ranked 'America's Best-Performing Small City.'

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about Idaho's governor joining 13 other governors to show support for protecting the boarder, a hotel in Soda Springs that has a museum inside it, and how a man was able to overcome a drug addiction and what that meant for his life.

A man who barricaded himself in his home surrendered to police after an hour and a half today, Kaelin Wills looks into text abbreviations in the state of Idaho, and Idaho Governor, Brad Little, joined 13 other Governors at a news conference in support of Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about the Farmer Merchant Banquet coming up in April, a man in Rexburg and his vending machine business for Pokémon toys, and children able to receive free dental health care this week.

These are your Evening Headlines for February 2, 2024... A man is dead after a crash in Bonneville County. Also, a member of the team prosecuting Chad Daybell is stepping away. Then, country singer, Luke Bryan, is coming to Idaho Falls.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about Idaho State's Superintendent working to help students develop as many essential skills as they can before they graduate, a report on how BYU-Idaho's Date Night went, and The Fire and Winterfest in Lava Hot Springs this weekend!

Bonneville county prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty in a murder involving a missing Montana woman, illusionist Rick Thomas is set to spread his magic around the BYU-Idaho campus, reporter John McSwain has the story, and the AARP foundation's tax aide program is setting up sites across the state starting today.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about the eight annual Ice Cream for Breakfast Day, information about nominations concerning The Idaho Department, and solar farms in Bannock County.

An Idaho man indicted for the murders of his wife and unborn child claims the killings were the result of a mental break down, Breanna Labouche gives the rundown of all the upcoming fun events at the Rexburg Romance Theater, and Idaho gas prices continue to fall.

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about this week's BYU-Idaho Devotional from Brother Michael T. Nelson, Second Counselor in Young Men's General Presidency, what the theatre and dance department are planning at BYU-Idaho, and what the Homestead Senior Living Residents have been up to!