BYU-Idaho Radio

Today's News: A house fire in Idaho Falls yesterday caused $150,000 of damage. An update on a year-old arson case. Student reporter Ashley Manson tells us about the 100 deadliest days on Idaho roads.

Rachael and Vilray, an up and coming jazz duo talk to us about their latest album and what inspired their craft.

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The rundown for morning and overnight headlines for May 29, 2020, includes two men facing arson charges, Idaho's record pace for voting in a primary election, and Yellowstone National Park announcing it is opening its northern entrances on Monday, June 1.

Today's News: Idaho is moving into phase 3 of reopening Idaho. Wyoming raises their outside group gatherings to include up to 250 people. Teton County provides open COVID-19 testing regardless of physical symptoms.

Julie Buck with Plane Beginnings Wellness talks to us about an online birthing class she hosts. It's a great tool for expecting mothers during the pandemic!

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A rundown of this morning's local news includes the sentencing of a former BYU-Idaho student, charges filed against the man accused of murdering a Tinder date, Yellowstone's park attendance for Memorial Day weekend, and three major Utah universities announcing in-person classes for fall.

Today's News: Two pounds of meth found in a package delivered to a home in Idaho Falls, COVID-19 updates from Memorial Day with Idaho's Stage 3 coming up and a Madison High School graduate hosting a prom for young people in East Idaho.

BYU Football Head Coach Kalani Sitake talks about how his team and coaching staff are preparing for the upcoming season amidst the uncertainty of a pandemic.

Candace Sekyere, one of the owners of the new Snake River Ferry in Idaho Falls, talks to us about the ferry rides and how they came to decide to start the unique business.

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This is the rundown of the morning and overnight headlines for May 27, 2020. Today's news includes an update on the coronavirus in Idaho, two athletes supporting the state's side of a lawsuit about transgender women in women's sports, and Idaho Falls Police finding 2 pounds of crystal meth in a USPS package.