The trial of Nicholas Umphenour has been vacated. Plus, it is International Chocolate Day! Then, The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square has wrapped up its world tour.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 13, 2024. The hymn "Amazing Grace" is one of the most recognized in the world, and now it will be part of the Hymnbook of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. And, according to East Idaho News, residents of The Homestead Assisted Living Center had a delightful evening at Nature Park, where they enjoyed The Homestead Dog Show. Lastly, Rexburg has added a concert to its Oktoberfest lineup and the city is seeking performers. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

The Idaho Supreme Court has decided where the Bryan Kohberger murder trial will happen. Plus, Bonneville County is remembering the missing this weekend. Then, a new report has found that Idaho wastewater treatment plants have violated the Clean Water Act. And, Idaho Falls is planning a neighborhood cleanup and food drive from today to Saturday.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 12, 2024. With the Fall semester fast approaching, one of our student reports caught up with some returning students. And, the Eastern Idaho State Fair set a new attendance record. Lastly, the Idaho Falls Symphony is celebrating its 75th year anniversary. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

A 9/11 memorial dedication ceremony was held this morning in Idaho Falls. Plus, a United Against Hate summit is happening next week in Northern Idaho. Then, today is the National Day of Service, see how Just Serve is helping.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 11, 2024. Two professors at Brigham Young University researched the connection between doctrine of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Church culture and body image. And, the Pocatello Police Department determined no drugs were found in jelly beans shared at the fourth of July parade. Lastly, non-profit group, S-J Healing Crossroads, bought Chad Daybell's property to remove the building and offer a sense of healing to the community. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio. 

A Menan man is sentenced for trafficking fentanyl. Plus, Century High School was put on a hall check this morning. Then, the public is invited to watch an Idaho State Police pinning ceremony on September 19. Finally, the Church History Museum is opening a new exhibit on September 26.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 10, 2024. Idaho drivers are experiencing a four cent decrease in gas prices in comparison to last month. And, a family who produces Christian music we feature on our sister station KBYR has a new song out. Lastly, the 100th birthday celebration broadcast for President Russell M. Nelson is now available to stream on demand. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio.

These are your Evening Headlines... An Amber Alert has been issued for a missing 4-year-old girl in Owyhee County. Plus, Proposition 1 will appear on the general election ballot this November. Then, today is President Russell M. Nelson Day in Utah.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Morning Headlines for September 9, 2024. If you're interested in hunting this Fall but haven’t completed a Hunter Education Course, there’s still time. And, the October General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is right around the corner. Lastly, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will release a new batch of hymns on Thursday. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio.