BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines
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Morning Headlines for July 22, 2026
The Pocatello Potato Festival is set to return this summer, registration is now open for southern Idaho's largest kids triathlon, and a new life jacket loaner program has begun at Grand Teton National Park.
Evening Headlines for July 21, 2026
A man running through freeway traffic was killed after a semitruck hit him on I-15 in Idaho Falls this morning. A man thrown by a bison in Yellowstone National Park this month is healing and talking about the experience. Construction will begin at the intersection of Holmes and 49th South in Idaho Falls this week.
Morning Headlines July 21, 2026
Idaho and Wyoming will receive over 40 million dollars from a federal initiative aiming to advance next-generation energy. A 42-year-old man is accused of stealing thousands of dollars for an elderly man. Idaho Fish and Game Officers have euthanized a black bear after it broke into a Swan Valley home and ate food from the kitchen.
Evening Headlines July 20, 2026
A BYU-Idaho student is walking 1,000 miles for the people of Tibet. The Idaho Falls Chukars second half of the season is underway. A Rexburg man could be sentenced to life in prison.
Evening Headlines for July 17, 2026
College basketball may not be in season, but the Cougars have a lot of work to do in the off season to fill their roster. The Idaho Dark Sky Alliance celebrates the first lighting of the Sawtooth Observatory this Saturday. The unemployment rate in the state of Idaho remained unchanged from May to June.
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