BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines

Canvas is officially completely safe. Leaders of the Church met with IOM. Ten students from Ammon are headed to Washington D.C.

A record 45 million Americans are expected to travel this year for Memorial Day. The Marshall Public Library and the Idaho Foodbank will begin their annual Garden to Give program in Pocatello. Gas prices in Idaho increase as issues in the Middle East persist.

You'll see more law enforcement on the roads as part of the 2026 Click It or Ticket campaign. The Rexburg Free Clinic is getting a new home to continue to provide free medical and mental healthcare to the community.

Paul Sand is back on the ballot for governor of Idaho, and BYU-Idaho is working on a project of national magnitude following the Lewis and Clark trail.

Chronic Wasting Disease is in the national elk refuge, Elder W. Mark Bassett has died, and AJ Dybantsa is headed somewhere new following the NBA Draft.

There's going to be a new helicopter taking to the skies out of southeast Idaho. Construction of the new traffic signal in Island Park will begin today. Crews were working over the weekend to clean the water tanks associated with the Skyline High School's air conditioning system.

Teachers can access free lessons on the art of storytelling for their classrooms. A women's choir in Idaho Falls is holding a free community concert on Saturday. This week's BYU-Idaho forum speaker taught students how to avoid deception in the information age.

Online program website was hacked and hackers have been identified, and the Wes Deist Aquatic Center is offering free swim lessons in Idaho Falls.

Canvas, the online platform used by thousands of universities across the country for classes, homework assignments and other announcements, is currently down and unavailable to use at this time. The new Spring semester at BYU-Idaho brings with it a new opportunity to bring a date to the university-sponsored Date Night. The governor's seat is up for bids this year for Idaho, and 17 candidates will find their name on the ballot.

Idaho schools are striving to get children healthier food, and there are two new picnic shelters in Idaho Falls and the duck race is coming to Idaho Falls on August 8.

A Blackfoot woman arrested, Pocatello City Council will hold a vote, and a Malad woman who died has been identified.

Two hikers in Yellowstone National Park were injured by one or more bears Monday afternoon on the Mystic Falls trail near Old Faithful. Gas prices are up again in the Gem State. BYU Basketball announced the team will play a two-game series against Utah State in men's basketball starting next year.

Intermountain Health and Madison Health held an open house today to show the community to new air medical helicopter. Another candidate in the running for Governor of Idaho is Terri Pickens. Today's BYU-Idaho devotional speaker taught students the importance of the voice of God in their lives.

Groundbreaking in Pocatello, more fish headed to ponds, reservoirs, and rivers in Idaho, and the dedication for the Montpelier Idaho temple dates have been announced.

Daniel Fowler is running in the Idaho election, and Youth Outdoor Skills Day is coming up quick.

Idaho Falls is preparing for its annual "Clean and Green" citywide cleanup effort. The Idaho Falls Farmers Market returns for the season, bringing vendors and the community together every week from now through October.

May is motorcycle awareness month, a shed and Chevy pickup truck were destroyed in a fire, a man who stabbed someone has died in a police stand-off.

BYU-Idaho is full of student-led societies. This Spring, Chad Jimenez, president of the Pre-Med Society, is excited to continue fun activities this semester. Idaho State's Spring Concert comes to the Marshall Public Library this weekend.

BYU-Idaho's Spori Art Gallery will open a new exhibit tonight called "A Quiet So Absolute." A Snake River student will have her painting hung in the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. A former Rigby High School graduate just signed a pro football deal to play for the Washington Commanders of the National Football League.

Yorba Linda temple dedication, new athletics association in Pocatello, and Arbor Day celebration.

President Eyring will dedicate the Lindon Utah temple, Chyann Janes will face no prison time, the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology are providing new advice on managing cholesterol levels.

This Saturday, May 2, marks the annual Free Comic Book Day, and several locations across Eastern Idaho are gearing up for the event. The city of Ammon is preparing for the community's annual polar plunge. Utility construction began on Lewisville Highway this week.

BYU-Idaho springs sports try-outs are this week. The Dineen Cup championship series in Idaho Falls is drawing support from residents all around East Idaho. Junior rangers and their families are invited to participate in Junior Ranger Day this weekend at Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center in the city of Moose, Wyoming.

Gas and oil prices are still on the rise here in Idaho, a new book has been written by a former BYU-Idaho professor, and Madison Memorial Hospital is hosting an open house on May 5th.

The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce is speaking up about an Idaho House bill to repeal Medicaid expansion. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released updates on three new temples. The Rexburg city attorney is calling it a career after more than 31 years of service.

These are your BYU-Idaho Radio Evening Headlines for January 30, 2025. Catch the latest episode of The Yarn Podcast. Mask mandates could soon be a thing of the past in Idaho after the State House voted on a recent bill. Find out about a free bakery in Rexburg. Those stories and much more on BYU-Idaho radio.