These are your evening headlines for August 22, 2025

The Lomax Market is set to return this Sunday, offering visitors a selection of art, food, and community vendors.

Mock elections, debates, service learning... these are some of the things Idaho students will get to do as part of the new emphasis on civics learning. Elyse Krout has the story.

These are your morning headlines for August 22, 2025, for BYU-Idaho Radio. Pocatello is gearing up for its first-ever festival celebrating Idaho's most famous crop... the potato. A rise in measles cases in the state prompts local health officials to urge Idahoans to get their immunizations. The first-ever community performance of The Nutcracker is being put on in Blackfoot, and auditions will take place next week.

These are your Evening Headlines for August 21, 2025

Divorce rates are down and marriage rates are up, contrary to popular belief. Student reporter Alex Batman has the story.

This is part two of our story with Joe Jackson, historian of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints history.

These are your morning headlines for August 21, 2025, for BYU-Idaho Radio. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is sending over 40,000 pounds of food to Idaho Falls. A new, local pre-school intends to make the transition from pre-school to kindergarten easier. The Business Women of Pocatello (BWP) is gearing up to throw its big, Women's Marketplace event this weekend.

These are your evening headlines for August 20, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio.

The East Idaho Critical Incident Team has two separate shootings to investigate. Two suspects are dead, and officers were involved in both shootings.

The Salt Lake Plaza Hotel on South Temple will close in November to be demolished.

Historian and member of the church of Jesus Crist of Latter-day Saints, Joe Jackson, has spent decades studying the early history of the church in Kirtland, Ohio.

These are your morning headlines for August 20, 2025, for BYU-Idaho Radio. Federal land in Idaho could be used to build a data center that powers artificial intelligence. Public News Service reports the project comes with potential costs for the region. Bob Sagers never imagined that stepping in front of a camera as a background extra would lead to a unique role portraying prophets, disciples, and other biblical figures in religious paintings and scripture videos. A new east Idaho business is making putting your pet to sleep a gentler and less stressful process.

These are your Evening Headlines for August 19, 2025

the Rotary club of Rexburg is looking for volunteers to help with upcoming service projects. Student reporter Cody Miller has the story.

Lori Vallow Daybell has returned to Idaho and is now in the Pocatello Women's Correctional center where she'll live out the rest of her life.

Madison County school district is celebrating back-to school with its 21st annual celebrate youth event today in Porter park.

These are your morning headlines for August 19, 2025 for BYU-Idaho Radio. Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has issued an emergency declaration in response to multiple wildfires burning in the state. Two Utah police officers are dead, and a sheriff's deputy and police K-9 are recovering after they were shot during a domestic violence call late Sunday night. Idaho State Police just released more than 550 pages of documents related to the University of Idaho murders.

These are your evening headlines for August 18, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio.” 

A mission leader for the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in mexico city is recovering after he was shot early saturday morning.

A former state legislator has the conditional go ahead to start a new charter school that will focus on sports.

These are your morning headlines for August 18, 2025 for BYU-Idaho Radio. Fremont County has lifted its evacuation order for local residents. This year's municipal elections are going to be later this year, and the candidate filing period is here. The city of Rigby has been given the recognition of being a "JustServe City."