Pocatello continues contstruction on center street underpass, Idaho native gets first gold medal for Team USA in Italy, and BYU beats Baylor.

President Dallin H Oaks spoke from the campus of Brigham Young University in Provo, the organizers of the American Dog Derby in Ashton are telling us about canceling the race, and qualified Idahoans could save up to $1500 on property taxes in 2026.

President Dallin H Oaks gives first public address at BYU since becoming prophet, Boise State represented in Super Bowl victory and Idaho State 4-game win-streak.

RootsTech, the family history and genealogy conference, is less than a month away, Hannah Haneberg tells us about pond skimming at BYU-Idaho, and the BYU Cougars are in a mid-season slump.

These are your morning headlines for BYU-Idaho Radio for February 9, 2026. A new program being pioneered by INL offers high school students hands-on research experience. The city of Idaho Falls will hold a public open house for people to learn more about planned traffic improvements at the intersection of Birch Street and South Boulevard. Team USA's first gold medal of the 2026 Olympic Games was brought home by an Idaho native.

The tax conformity bill passed the Idaho House and will move on to the Senate, Idaho State Police arrested a driver and passenger after a car chase on Tuesday, and proposed anti-discrimination bill moves from the Idaho House to the Senate.

Idaho Falls selects new fire chief, Idaho Falls Police Department receiving comfort kits for children, and ISU women get 15th win.

The Trinity United Methodist Church has a free Valentine's Day concert, the BYU Cougars in a slump face religious hate, and the Rexburg Rock Gym hosts BYU-Idaho students throughout the semester.

Pocatello will receive a Chick-Fil-A, CEI teaching AI course and Boise State women have won 8 straight.

The magic of Neverland is coming to Blackfoot, Outdoor Idaho comes to Pocatello next week, and there's a new documentary series about Brigham Young.