These are your evening headlines for June 6, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. The mayor of Rexburg says he's ready for a conversation about a new Teton Dam. Idaho State University has just received a seed that has traveled over a million miles. A 22-year-old who stabbed a man in an argument was sentenced to four years of probation.

Midsummer Promise writing submissions, strangers save woman from partially submerged car, and Idaho State Police partner with ICE.

These are your evening headlines for evening headlines for June 4, 2024. Take a tour with Campus Recreation to see beautiful West Yellowstone and Old Faithful with lunch included. Summer is here, and the Idaho Department of Education is here to remind you that the Federal Summer Service Program is accessible for children ages 1 to 18. And a Provo, Utah man is charged with threatening to blow up the Missionary Training Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Mayor nominates council member, University of Phoenix pulls purchase plug, and Yellowstone/ Old Faithful tours.

These are your evening headlines for June 3, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. A local nonprofit that helps people with developmental disabilities is ready for its yearly fundraising race, the Scenic River Classic. On Saturday, the Museum of Rexburg and Rexburg Arts will hold their annual "Flood of Memories Event." And Pocatello is bringing back its Revive at 5 concert series.

Portneuf District library summer reading program, DWI fundraiser run, and "End the Red Light District" campaign gets bill passed.

These are your evening headlines for June 2, 2025 on BYU-Idaho Radio. A Utah teen has been found after being missing for over a month. Russell M. Nelson, President and and Prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will dedicate the Syracuse Utah Temple this weekend. And Blackfoot's summer tradition of Music in the Park is making its return.

Body of a missing man found, crickets invade rural parts of Idaho, and Inmates graduate re-entry program.