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.

Idaho Falls planned power outage, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints releases video about the priesthood, and update on St Anthony fire.

These are your evening headlines for July 14, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Student reporter Mattie Johnson tells us about a new floral option in Rexburg. Country dancers at BYU-Idaho have a competition this week. And after nearly a decade with Buffalo Wild Wings, Nathan Fielding is bringing the brand's new takeout focuses concept to Idaho.

FamilySearch center pioneer classes, new urgent care facility coming to Chubbuck, and missing girl found.

Apology from family of Burly man, hearing aids donated to BYU-Idaho student, and Chalk Fest reimagined.

These are your evening headlines for July 10, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Eastern Idaho's state fair announced Gene and Marietta Womack as its 2025 Grand Marshals. The Pocatello Police Department says it responded to more than 160 fireworks-related calls over the Fourth of July weekend. And Rexburg's Buffalo Wild Wings Go is a new concept of the restaurant chain that will be opening July 15.

Man pulls gun on Walmart delivery, Jackson wells back online, and water shortages.

These are your evening headlines for July 9, 2025 here on BYU-Idaho Radio. Our hot and dry summer is not looking good for Idaho's water supply. BYU-Idaho is hosting its first ever men's pageant, "Mr. BYU-I." And we have a new segment in conjunction with the Rexburg-Madison Historical society. Today's episode starts with the question, "why did it take 28 years between pioneers exploring the upper snake river plain and creating a town?

BYU-Idaho devotional, BYU-Idaho Main Street exhibit, and July 4th stabbing.