These are your evening headlines for July 30, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Parks Place Smokehouse will host a fundraising event Friday at the Wolfe it Down Food Court in Rexburg to support victims of the Texas flooding. A new artificial intelligence data center, set to use more electricity than all Wyoming homes combined, is planned to be near Cheyenne. And the College of Eastern Idaho is launching a new Associate of Arts in Education degree starting this fall to help meet the growing demand for teachers in the region.

These are your morning headlines for July 30, 2025. The Idaho Falls Area Humanitarian Center has been working nonstop to help the people of eastern Idaho. Student reporter Cody Miller has the story. If you live in or commute around the Idaho Falls area... you'll notice the Idaho Transportation Department and contractors striping Highway 33, Highway 20, and the I-15 business loop over the next three weeks. As we approach August, gas prices are stagnant in Idaho.

These are your morning headlines for July 29, 2025. A band that began in Rexburg years ago is returning from its home in Utah to share their music with the community during a local concert series. Waste from Idaho's agriculture industry doesn't need to go to the trash heap. In fact, it can help build more sustainable homes. Local first responders will face off in a rib-eating competition to raise funds for charity.

These are your morning headlines for July 28, 2025. The Idaho State Police is investigating a fatal crash that occurred on Sunday on State Highway 3. The Attorney General's Office announced that a man has been convicted for two counts of misrepresentation to obtain unemployment insurance benefits. Locals will have a chance to win $5,000 in a Rexburg scavenger hunt hosted by a local real estate company.

Bocados food truck, Fort Hall Fire, and BYU-Idaho Boxing Group.

These are your evening headlines for July 23. 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. New reading date shows Idaho students making progress thanks to a phonics push. The man who pleaded guilty to killing four University of Idaho students will spend the rest of his life in prison. And a family is heartbroken after discovering a memorial cross at Oxbow Reservoir on the Idaho-Oregon border and is vandalized beyond repair.

Twisted Sugar, Blackfoot Summer Madness, and Pocatello welding and general labor jobs hiring.

These are your evening headlines for July 22, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Eliza's picks is a program which dives into a song from this weeks episode of Sounds from the Snow. Movies in the park are coming to Rexburg thanks to a new local business. The YMCA's looking for more volunteers for the next school season.

New Bachelors degree in Idaho, Pocatello zoning ordinance amendment hearing, and Burley Idaho Temple open house.

Oral and Family History event, Aid For Friends fundraiser event, and law enforcement youth camps.