Good morning and happy Halloween! These are your morning headlines for October 31, 2024. AAA Idaho says Halloween is one of the deadliest days of the year, but they want to ensure child safety this Halloween night by giving tips on how to have a safe and fun trick-or-treating experience. "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" takes the stage this Friday in Rexburg. Dustin Kjersem was last seen on the afternoon of October 10 as he headed to a remote campsite in Montana in his black Ford F-150.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for October 30, 2024. "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" takes the stage Friday in Rexburg. And, David Turnbull is the newest member of the Idaho State Board of Education. Lastly, the kindest kids in America go to a local elementary school in Blackfoot. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

These are your morning headlines for October 30, 2024. A new sports initiative has started in Rexburg to help kids get more physical activity. Elder David A. Bednar will return to BYU-Idaho this weekend for a worldwide devotional for young adults. And Election Day is on e week away, and a town hall meeting on Wednesday is aimed at helping people with last-minute questions on how they can cast their ballots in Idaho.

We have an update about the infant found dead in a baby box in Blackfoot. Plus, Idaho's Secretary of State is holding a virtual town hall tomorrow. Then, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has officially released the final book of the Saints series.

These are your morning headlines for October 29, 2024. The weather is dropping and so are gas prices! BYU-Idaho's Communication Department is excited to announce its new speech and debate society. And a team at BYU-Idaho has brought its talents together to create a formula racing car.

A baby is found dead at a medical center in Blackfoot. Plus, BYU-Idaho will host the Idaho Supreme Court next week. Then, you can watch BYU Football right here on campus!

Good morning and happy Monday! These are your morning headlines for October 28, 2024. This is not your average opera. Deep love: A Ghostly Rock Opera is performing in Idaho Falls. Fugitive Christian Bert Fischer evaded arrest this week in Northern Idaho after fleeing Florida following his conviction to meet a minor after use of a computer to lure a child. And the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests is accepting applications for a variety of temporary-seasonal wildland firefighting positions across the forests for 2025.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for October 25, 2024. The Madison School District is hard at work this school year to make sure students are successful. And, the BYU-Idaho a cappella groups are performing together tonight for the first performance of the semester. Lastly, on October 30th, the Marshall Public Library in Pocatello will kickoff what it is calling the Story Forge Writing Challenge. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

Happy Friday! These are your morning headlines for October 25, 2024. Madison School Districts is hard at work this school year to make sure students are successful. Student reporter Austin Pace talked to the superintendent about the upcoming election and how that could affect the district. The BYU-Idaho a capella groups are performing together tomorrow night for the first performance of the semester. Ella Zeigler has the story. And walleye are spreading like a disease in the Snake and Salmon rivers and now occupy critical rearing and migratory areas of juvenile salmon and steelhead.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for October 24, 2024. Election day is fewer than two weeks away, and both sides are blaming the other for divisive political rhetoric. And, if you want to vote by absentee ballot... you need to apply by tomorrow. Lastly, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture says it has finished the first round of treatment to the Snake River. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio.