BYU-Idaho fashion show, Families of The Fallen nonprofit, and Budgeting workshop.

These are your evening headlines for July 7, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. Bonneville County's Prosecuting Attorney gave an award to a member of the Idaho Transportation Department. A man wanted for the murder of his three children could be in the Idaho mountains. And a woman killed in a crash on Highway 20 over the weekend has been identified.

Families Of The Fallen nonprofit raises money for families of the fallen firefighters, police standoff in American Falls, and Blackfoot community center revitalization.

BYU-Idaho students celebrate The 4th of July, Garden to Give, and updates on the Bingham County brush fire.

Rexburg man arrested after spring on sunbathers at Porter Park, Idaho Falls food basket donations at parade, and new county clerk.

These are your evening headlines for July 1, 2025 right here on BYU-Idaho Radio. Center for Hope is aiming to help local people improve their mental health and recover from addiction. A shipment from Salt Lake City arrived in Rexburg this morning, bringing essential food supplies to families in need. And Rexburg Police arrested a man on Sunday afternoon who they say was spying on sunbathers at Porter Park.

Woman sets her boyfriend on fire at a gas station, update on missing FLDS teens, and firefighters in Idaho shot while putting out fire.

South Fork Fest, local car shop hosts annual food drive, and BYU-Idaho Ballroom Night.

These are your evening headlines for June 25, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. On Thursday, three musical ensembles from BYU-Idaho will come together for a special performance. As measles cases spread across the United States, health officials in Idaho are urging vaccinations. And convicted murderer Lori Vallow Daybell is asking for a new trial in Arizona.

"School of Rock" performance, bodies of man and his mother found in home, and Hope Camp.