Idaho's top education position as the state superintendent of public instruction is up for election this year, the city of Idaho Falls has a new mayor, and BYU-Idaho's Scroll has a new edition on news stands.

Hydrologist explains lack of snow in Idaho this winter, Idaho Falls levels up 4th of July celebration to celebrate 250 years, and OneRepublic is coming to BYU-Idaho!

Students at BYU-Idaho who love to dance have an opportunity to participate in an upcoming showcase, Governor Brad Little met with the media in the Capitol today, and 1st Friday returns to BYU-Idaho.

New Idaho DMV system allows for tracking of towed vehicles, BYU-Idaho will have a new academic vice president, and BYU beat Arizona State for their 14th win of the season.

The college football transfer portal has BYU fans nervous, a crash sent three people to the hospital, and the first case of measles hit Eastern Idaho.

A+ Idaho Bail Bonds warns of scammers, East Idaho reports 1st child measles case of 2026, and Tagg-N-Go celerates 10 year anniversary.

These are your evening headlines for January 6, 2026, for BYU-Idaho Radio. From residential expansion to growth at the airport, Mayor Rebecca Casper is proud of the development of Idaho Falls under her three terms. Idaho lawmakers who want to tackle the housing affordability issue in the 2026 session could look at an innovative way to get more people in their own homes. After a crash in Owyhee County Monday afternoon, a teenage driver was flown to the hospital.

An 82-year-old man died in a crash near Salmon, a judge dismissed a trial against a former Boise teacher, the Light the World Giving Machines were a success in Eastern Idaho, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is celebrating 100 years of its Institutes of Religion Education program.