- Students Protest UI Ban and Vandal Alert Implying Prof. Denise Bennett is Dangerous.
- UI Chemistry Professor Tom Bitterwolf Dies on Campus.
- WSU Study Finds Higher Mortality in Eastern Washington in 10 Out of 11 Categories.
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Monthly Archives: January 2019
Evening Report – Thu., Jan 31, 2019 – Prof. Denise Bennett
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Tags: Chuck Staben, Climate, Denise Bennett, Health, Mortality, Tom Bitterwolf, University of Idaho, WSU
Tags: Chuck Staben, Climate, Denise Bennett, Health, Mortality, Tom Bitterwolf, University of Idaho, WSU
Evening Report – Wed., Jan 30, 2019 – Latah Commissioners
- Latah County Commissioners Say Increase in Crime is Their Priority.
- UI Students Supporting Journalism & Mass Media Prof. Denise Bennett Question Timing of Vandal Alert that Implied Bennett is Dangerous.
- UI Will Cut $5 Million from Budget.
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Tags: Dave McGraw, Denise Bennett, Education, Journalism, Kathie LaFortune, Latah County, Tom Lamar, University of Idaho
Tags: Dave McGraw, Denise Bennett, Education, Journalism, Kathie LaFortune, Latah County, Tom Lamar, University of Idaho
Evening Report – Tue., Jan 29, 2019 – Reinstate Denise Sit-In Planned at UI
- Sit-In Planned for Tomorrow at UI Administration Building Calling for Reinstatement of Professor Denise Bennett.
- Border Patrol Temporarily Detains Comedian at Spokane Intermodal Center.
- Gov. Inslee Taps Lisa Brown as Commerce Director.
- Idaho House Passes Bill Banning Forced Annexation of Ag Land Larger than 5 Acres.
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Tags: Denise Bennett, Education, Idaho Legislature, immigration, Jay Inslee, Labor, Lisa Brown, University of Idaho
Tags: Denise Bennett, Education, Idaho Legislature, immigration, Jay Inslee, Labor, Lisa Brown, University of Idaho
Evening Report – Mon., Jan 28, 2019 – Idaho Health & Welfare
- Idaho Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee Hears Health & Welfare Dept. Budget Priorities and About Funding Prop. 2 Medicaid Expansion.
- Mike Simpson was Only Member of Idaho Congressional Delegation to Oppose Shutdown.
- Gov. Jay Inslee Positions Himself as Climate Presidential Candidate in Swing Through New Hampshire.
- more.
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Tags: Climate Change, Congress, Dave Jeppeson, Elections, Federal Shutdown, Health, Idaho Legislature, J-FAC, Jay Inslee, Mike Simpson, New Hampshire
Tags: Climate Change, Congress, Dave Jeppeson, Elections, Federal Shutdown, Health, Idaho Legislature, J-FAC, Jay Inslee, Mike Simpson, New Hampshire
Evening Report – Fri., Jan 25, 2019 – UI Bedget / Higher Ed
- UI President Chuck Staben Gives Budget Request to Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee.
- Retiring UI Law Professor & Faculty Secretary Liz Brandt Talks about State of Higher Ed.
- Last Selkirk Caribou Removed.
- more.
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Tags: Canada, Caribou, Chuck Staben, Environment, Higher Ed, Idaho Legislature, J-FAC, Liz Brandt, Selkirk Mountains, University of Idaho, Wildlife
Tags: Canada, Caribou, Chuck Staben, Environment, Higher Ed, Idaho Legislature, J-FAC, Liz Brandt, Selkirk Mountains, University of Idaho, Wildlife
Evening Report – Wed., Jan 23, 2019 – Higher Ed / UI
- University of Idaho President Chuck Staben Gives Final Budget Presentation to Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee.
- UI Law Prof. Liz Brandt Talks about the State of Higher Education.
- Moscow Employees Move Towards Self-Funded Health Insurance Model.
- Hydro One-Avista Deal Officially Off.
- more.
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Evening Report – Tue., Jan 22, 2019 – Rosa Parks Award
- MLK Rosa Parks Award Winners Include Moscow Human Rights Commission Chair Ken Faunce.
- UI & WSU Women’s Center Representatives Speak on Intersectionality.
- Idaho Millenium Fund Panel Votes to Keep Financing Recovery Centers.
- Idaho Lawmakers Propose new Bill to Prosecute Abortion as Homicide.
- Idaho Committee Votes for New Trapper Rules Keeping Traps a Bit Farther Away from Trails.
- Washington Senate Committee Considers 4 Bills Regulating Guns.
- Washington Legislature Moves to Ban Disposable Plastic Bags.
- Winter Storm Warning.
- more.
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Tags: abortion, City of Moscow, Environment, Firearms, Health, Human Rights, Idaho Fish and Game, Idaho Legislature, Ken Faunce, Latah County Human Rights Task Force, Millenium Fund, Plastic Bags, Recovery Center, Rosa Parks Award, Trapping, Washington Legislature, Weather, Wildlife, Womens Center, Womens Rights
Tags: abortion, City of Moscow, Environment, Firearms, Health, Human Rights, Idaho Fish and Game, Idaho Legislature, Ken Faunce, Latah County Human Rights Task Force, Millenium Fund, Plastic Bags, Recovery Center, Rosa Parks Award, Trapping, Washington Legislature, Weather, Wildlife, Womens Center, Womens Rights
Evening Report – Mon., Jan 21, 2019 – MLK Breakfast / Women’s March
- Portland State University Black Studies Chair Shirley Jackson on Diversity at Latah County Human Rights Task Force MLK, Jr. Breakfast.
- UUCP Pastor Elizabeth Stevens at Women’s March on the Palouse
- More Orcas Dying in Even Numbered Years.
- Community College Presidents Present Proposed Budgets to Idaho Legislature’s Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee.
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Evening Report – Fri., Jan 18, 2019 – NW Climate Assessment
- UI Professors Sanford Eigenbrode and Jeff Hickey talk about What the 2018 US Climate Assessment says about the Northwest.
- Sen. Jim Risch Connected to Illegal Campaign Donation from Pro-Soviet Ukraine President.
- Moscow Urban Renewal Agency to Consider 3 Proposals for Developments at 6th & Jackson Streets.
- Pullman Principals say Elementary Schools are Full.
- more.
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