A judge is set to decide what evidence can be seen by the jury in the murder trial of Bryan Kohberger. Law enforcement is speaking up about a rise in wrong-way driving in eastern Idaho. The Marshall Public Library is celebrating National Library Week.

Easter egg hunt, execution lawsuit, and fatal Bingham County crash.

Three Idaho news organizations are suing over the lack of transparency in Idaho executions. A local youth symphony is taking their talents to the stage tomorrow. Idaho judges are getting a pay bump in July.

Skier rescued, goat yoga, and Pocatello Mayor Youth Advisory Council.

BYU-Idaho reflect on their thoughts and feelings over General Conference weekend. The city of Rexburg is getting a new choir. The Idaho Falls Spud Kings have advanced in the playoffs, despite the slow start.

Idaho Zoo opens, New temples announced, Shelley crash update.

Chubbuck Police need your help to find a missing teen. The student art show is open now at BYU-Idaho's Spori Art Gallery. The city of Boise has a new biking trail.

Motorcycle crash, BYU Women's Conference, and Pocatello Town Hall meeting.

Youth football team is raising money for new equipment. Idaho Fish and Game has named a new Idaho Hunter Education Instructor of the year. Glow in the dark flowers are coming to Eastern Idaho

These are your Evening Headlines for April 2, 2025 here on BYU-Idaho Radio. After Governor Brad Little Vetoed a bill banning medical intervention mandates, the Idaho Legislature still searches for a response. The Pocatello High School varsity baseball team will open the 2026 season in a brand new stadium thanks to a new sponsorship. With General Conference approaching this weekend, there's a possibility that more temple locations will be announced.