These are your evening headlines for August 15, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Madison County School Districts "Celebrate Youth" event aims to bring excitement for the coming school year. Evacuations are underway in Fremont County near the Sadorus Hill area as multiple crews battle a fire northwest of Ashton. And the Salvation Army partnered with Teton Toyota to give out 100 backpacks to local families in need.

These are your morning headlines for August 15, 2025, for BYU-Idaho Radio. Anglers have a rare chance to reel in as many fish as they can at Deep Creek Reservoir east of Malad starting today. Thieves are targeting people in the Idaho Falls and Ammon areas, stealing from storage units, vehicles, and small buildings. A local horse trainer is hosting another fundamentals clinic.

These are your evening headlines for August 14, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Eastern Idaho has its second confirmed case of measles in as many weeks. Deputies with the Bonneville County Sheriff's office are investigating a deadly crash that involved a motorcycle and a garbage truck. And eight Wyoming newspapers that were going to shutter will have new life thanks to some Wyoming newspaper executives.

These are your morning headlines for August 14, 2025 for BYU-Idaho Radio. A river guide met her match on the Salmon River this rafting season. The Bonneville County Sheriff's Office deputies are urging residents in the Idaho Falls and Ammon area to make sure to lock up their things. Fire crews on the Idaho/Montana border are actively combating a fire that started yesterday.

These are your evening headlines for August 13, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador says he's cracking down on illegal robocalls. Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has approved activating the Wyoming National Guard to help U.S. Immigration and customs enforcement. And the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day says it's on track to save 500-million gallons of water in the western United States this year.

These are your morning headlines for August 13, 2025. A public meeting will give Fremont County residents a chance to speak up on a proposed hotel and resort tonight. The Idaho Museum of Natural History launches a program aimed to bring its experience to the entire Gem State. Brad Sugar, once called "Uncle Bad" by his young niece who struggled to pronounce her R's, decided to turn the nickname into a story.

These are your evening headlines for August 12, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Community Family Clinic aids communities with the healthcare regardless of insurance status. The City of Idaho Falls released its proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year. And a $5.1 million donation was made to the Red Cross by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These are your morning headlines for August 12, 2025. A BYU-Idaho student from Brazil is growing a following on Instagram because of his beatboxing. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints broke ground on the Winchester, Virginia temple on Saturday. A weekly check of your gas prices shows they're up about 6 cents from last week.

These are your evening headlines for August 11, 2025 right here on BYU-Idaho Radio. Idaho lawmakers have talked about it for years - getting rid of the sales tax for groceries. Idaho reading indicators show that Idaho's online schools have struggled to help younger students read at grade level. And an Idaho State Senator plans to propose a new State Constitutional Amendment to prevent the state from selling any future public lands obtained from the federal government.

The teachers union for Idaho Falls School District #91 has rejected a tentative contract agreement, the road construction on Highway 20 in St. Anthony is nearly finished, and there are four immunization clinics in eastern Idaho this week.