- Moscow City Council Discusses Capping Educational Institutions in the Central Business District
- University of Idaho President Chuck Staben will Leave in June 2019
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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Evening Report – Fri., May 25, 2018 – Downtown Education
Evening Report – Thu., May 24, 2018 – Racist Robocalls
- Racist California Robocalls Traced to Sandpoint Man Accused of Harassment.
- Spokane City Report Documents Culture of Hazing & Harassment at Spokane Fire Department.
- Washington Utility Regulators Concerned about Foreign Influence on Hydro One, the Canadian Company Buying Avista.
- Idaho Board Rejects Governor’s Mansion Idea
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Evening Report – Wed., May 23, 2017 – Farmers Mkt Branding
- Moscow Council Ratifies Grant Submissions for Farmers Market Branding and Layout Study
- Moscow Council Directs Staff to Develop Self-Insurance Program for City Employees
- Flooding Expected in Central and Eastern Montana
- 4 Still Missing in Selway River Mishap
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Tags: City of Moscow, Farmers Market, Flooding, Health, Insurance, Montana, Selway River
Tags: City of Moscow, Farmers Market, Flooding, Health, Insurance, Montana, Selway River
Evening Report – Tue., May 22, 2018 – Schools in Central Business District
- Moscow Council Discusses Capping Educational Institutions in the Central Business District.
- Avista Plans to Install Smart Meters at All Washington Customer Locations by 2020, Raising Health & Privacy Concerns.
- Gov. Otter Appoints 2nd District Judge John Stegner to Idaho Supreme Court.
- Oregon Education Dept. to Hold Hearing on Anti-Gay Discrimination at Coastal High School.
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Tags: Avista, Butch Otter, Central Business District, City of Moscow, Education, Gay Rights, Health, Idaho Supreme Court, John Stegner, New Saint Andrews, Oregon, Privacy, Smart Meters, zoning
Tags: Avista, Butch Otter, Central Business District, City of Moscow, Education, Gay Rights, Health, Idaho Supreme Court, John Stegner, New Saint Andrews, Oregon, Privacy, Smart Meters, zoning
Evening Report – Mon., May 21, 2018 – Border Patrol
- US Border Patrol to Re-open Spokane Station, Add 30 Agents.
- Flooding Continues in North-Central and Northeastern Washington, Central and Western Montana.
- Democrat Jennifer Goulet of Pasco to Face Republican Incumbent Mary Dye of Pomeroy in Washington House District 9 Race for Seat 1.
- Democrat Matthew Sutherland of Pullman to Face Republican Incumbent Joe Schmick of Colfax in Washington House District 9 Race for Seat 2.
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Evening Report – Thu., May 17, 2018 – Pullman City Hall
- Pullman City Council Tells Architects what They Want in New City Hall on Crestview Drive.
- Latah County Considering Joining an Opioid Class Action Lawsuit.
- Scotchman Peaks Wilderness Advisory Vote Loses by Close Margin.
- Well Tests Show High Levels of Uranium in Northeastern Washington Drinking Water.
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Evening Report – Wed., May 16, 2018 – Jordan, Little, McNiel, Fulcher
- Idaho Democratic Latino Caucus Chair Cristina McNiel wins 1st District Democratic Congressional Primary, Former State Senator Russ Fulcher wins Republican.
- Former State Rep. Jordan wins Democratic Governor Primary, Lt. Gov. Brad Little wins Republican.
- Republican State Senator Dan Foreman Survives District 5 Republican Primary Challenge by 109 Votes.
- Sorensen & Goesling win District 5 House Primaries.
- Washington Legislative Ethics Board Absolves Republican Senator Joel Kretz of Ethics Complaint for Pushing WSU to Stop Professor Robert Wielgus’ Wolf Research.
- Pullman Council Votes to Spend $6 Million on UV Wastewater Treatment.
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Evening Report – Tue., May 15, 2018 – Weilgus Wolf Research Settlement
- WSU Wolf Research Robert Weilgus Settles with WSU for $300,000 for Suppression of Wolf Research.
- Moscow Moving Towards Self-Insuring Employees.
- Sangria Development on West 6th & Jackson Streets Falls Through.
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Posted in Audio, Election 2018, Evening Report
Tags: City of Moscow, Environment, Health, Insurance, MURA, Ranching, Robert Weilgus, Sangria, Urban Renewal, Wildlife, Wolves, WSU
Tags: City of Moscow, Environment, Health, Insurance, MURA, Ranching, Robert Weilgus, Sangria, Urban Renewal, Wildlife, Wolves, WSU
Evening Report – Mon., May 14, 2018 – Idaho Primary
- Idaho Primary Tuesday, Polls are Open 8 am to 8 pm
- Inslee Declares State of Emergency for Possible Increased Flooding in Eastern Washington
- Inslee Releases Plan to Overhaul Mental Health System
- Idaho Public Utility Commission Hearings Next Month on Purchase of Avista by Canadian Company Hydro One
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Posted in Audio, Election 2018, Evening Report
Tags: Avista, Elections, Flooding, Hydro One, Jay Inslee, Mental Health, Weather
Tags: Avista, Elections, Flooding, Hydro One, Jay Inslee, Mental Health, Weather
