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.

These are your evening headlines for July 18, 2025. The Mountain America Embraces local talent and continues to look for artists to share their music, dance and more. BYU-Idaho's Runner's Group offers a way to socialize and exercise. The David O. McKay Library has renovation updates for this fall.

New bill introduced after deadly attack on firefighters, local mom sells sourdough bread, and BYUI Runners Group.

Marshall Public Library Oral History Event, BYU-Idaho I-Talent, D.A.R.E. fundraiser, and Historicorps looking for volunteers.

These are your evening headlines for July 16, 2025 on BYU-Idaho RadioStudent reporter Alex Batman tells us about BYU-Idaho's I-Talent night.

Student reporter Austin Pace goes in-depth on BYU-Idaho's future housing situation

Pioneer Fair in salt Lake City, BYU-Idaho devotional, and BYU-Idaho housing and enrollment.