These are your morning headlines for Thursday, October 17, 2024. It's time to grab your favorite flannel and sharpen your jack-o-lantern skills because it's that time of year again and there's a new pumpkin patch packed with events to raise money for future farmers. Idaho's longest-serving death row inmate faces another execution date set for November 13. Lions and tigers and bears aren't the only ones giving attendees a scare this Halloween! The Idaho Falls Zoo is getting ready for its annual Boo at the Zoo Halloween event.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for October 16, 2024. The Fall Career Fair is happening tomorrow. And, it's hunting season in the state of Idaho and as the weather gets colder there are a number of ways hunters, fishers and trappers can stay safe and still enjoy the outdoors. Lastly, Idaho Falls is going to be out and about collecting leaves starting on October 28th. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

These are your morning headlines for Wednesday, October 16, 2024. Nearly eight months after the first failed execution in Idaho state history, the State Prison System has in place changes to its lethal injection procedures in efforts to maintain capital punishment and avoid a repeat occurrence. The fall career fair is happening tomorrow. And the city of Iona has been designated as a JustServe city.

Pocatello's Comprehensive Plan 2040 has won an award. Plus, BYU-Idaho Scroll and the political science department are hosting a political info panel tomorrow night. Then, BYU football is getting involved in its community in a unique way.

As winter gets closer, the time is now to prepare against bear encounters ahead of their hibernation. Plus, a BYU-Idaho student is hoping to expand access to childcare for students. Then, a couple of updates on temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These are your morning headlines for Monday, October 14, 2024. Two juvenile males have escaped from the Juvenile Corrections Center at 2220 East 600 North in Saint Anthony. BYU-Idaho has more new students than ever, due to its largest incoming class of nearly 8,000 students. A BYU-Idaho student is working to give student parents more opportunities on campus.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for October 11, 2024. If you get an email from the City of Idaho falls, make sure it is actually from the city. And, Saturday is for the dogs. Lastly, a Wyoming committee recommended a temporary bump in funding for public schools, while educators await a judge’s decision on the state’s broader duties to the system. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

These are your morning headlines for October 11, 2024. The man charged with kidnapping a woman last week and beating her has a history of a similar crime. The general election is happening in a little more than 3 weeks, and now is the time to register to vote. And member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from Australia, Sweden, Rexburg and more places all over the world have written verses for hymns and submitted them to BYU-Idaho.

A local man is found not guilty of shooting a teen. Plus, with a new school year underway, state superintendent, Debbie Critchfield, talked with us about her plans for the new year. Then, the BYU Medical School has named its first dean.