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Harrison Kelley

Harrison Kelley

Reporter

About:
Harrison Kelley Interned at BYU-Idaho Radio and graduated with a bachelor's degree in communication with an emphasis in journalism. He accumulated over 140 hours live as the host of Morning Edition. As the intern, he conducted interviews, wrote articles, edited radio promos and billboards.

Previous experience:
Harrison worked as a reporter and anchor for BYU-Idaho Scroll for 3 years. He started as a sports reporter as a practicum student and anchor for the weekly news show. Later, he became the news producer over broadcast.

In his final year, he launched Scroll Sidelines, a sports show covering BYU-Idaho intramurals and BYU athletics. He went through a lengthy planning process, collaborating with graphic designers and planning committees. There, he developed content briefs and started filming September, 2025. He successfully hosted the first three seasons and handed the show off to the Scroll team after graduation.

Harrison reported on BYU Football and Basketball games. He traveled to Dallas, Texas to report on the Big 12 Championship game.


Stories by Harrison Kelley

September 01, 2026 02:19 PM
Mackeson Noel’s humanitarian work in his home country of Haiti forced him to flee. BYU-Pathway Worldwide led him to BYU-Idaho and to safety. Now he runs local non-profits benefiting families and individuals.
2 Min Read
August 31, 2026 01:21 PM
Snake River BMX started on a homemade track in the backyard of a father, helping his kids. Now it’s grown to help riders in the area through coached practices and races with USA BMX.
4 Min Read
August 28, 2026 11:48 AM
The Preservation Hall Jazz Band brings classic New Orleans jazz with afro-Cuban roots, to the Jackson Center for the Arts tonight.
2 Min Read
August 27, 2026 03:53 PM
For six years, the year-round Teton Valley Art Market has featured local artisans selling their work.
2 Min Read
August 26, 2026 01:48 PM
Warm winter temperatures forced lower snowpacks leading to earlier irrigation draws from reservoirs. Levels in the Snake River area are at 19%.
2 Min Read
August 25, 2026 11:49 AM
Every year, the Idaho Food Bank delivers over 80,000 backpacks to Idaho schools for children in need. They rely on volunteers and private donations to make it possible.
2 Min Read