- University of Idaho Invents Weed Killing Robot.
- Aquifer Losing 7 Inches Per year.
- Washington Joins 23 Other States Suing Over Trump’s Refusal to Allocate Contingency Funds for SNAP.
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Evening Report – Wed., Oct 29, 2025 – Weed Killing Robot / Water Summit / Washington Sues Over SNAP
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Tags: Agriculture, aquifers, Education, Food Security, Invasive Species, Palouse Basin Water Summit, Robots, SNAP, University of Idaho, Water, weeds
Tags: Agriculture, aquifers, Education, Food Security, Invasive Species, Palouse Basin Water Summit, Robots, SNAP, University of Idaho, Water, weeds
Evening Report – Tue., Oct 17, 2023 – Pullman Mayor Candidate Francis Benjamin / Palouse Alternative Water Supply
- Moscow City Supervisor Tyler Palmer Says Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee is Pivoting Towards Snake River Option for Alternate Water Supply.
- Interview with Pullman Candidate for Mayor Francis Benjamin.
- Washington Hospitals Sue State Over Charity Health Care Coverage Requirements.
- more.
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Tags: aquifers, City of Pullman, Francis Benjamin, Health, Hospitals, PBAC, Pullman, Tyler Palmer, Washington Department of Health, Water
Tags: aquifers, City of Pullman, Francis Benjamin, Health, Hospitals, PBAC, Pullman, Tyler Palmer, Washington Department of Health, Water
Evening Report – Fri., Aug 19, 2022 – Stories of Fire
- Renfrew Colloquium: Narratives and Science Communication.
- Some Republican Legislators Who Voted for Idaho Abortion Trigger Law Now Want it Changed with Exception for When A Woman’s Health Is In Danger.
- Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee Says Treatment and Distribution from South Fork Palouse River and Paradise Creek is Preferred Alternative.
- Salmon Endangered Species Status Update.
- more.
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Evening Report – Tue., Nov 12, 2019 – Moscow Water & Sewer/Maureen Laflin
- Moscow Committee Discusses Sewer & Water Rates plus Recharging the Aquifers.
- Interview with Moscow City Council Election Winner Maureen Laflin.
- WSU Student Death at Fraternity May be Alcohol-Related.
- Moscow School District Patrons Who Attend Meeting Not Happy with New Mastery-Based Grading System.
- Lewiston School District to Implement Diversity Group.
- Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson Says His Office will Defend Car Tab Initiative Passed by Voters.
- more.
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Posted in Audio, Elections, Evening Report
Tags: alcohol, aquifers, Bill Lambert, Bob Ferguson, City of Moscow, Education, Elections, Environment, Greg Bailey, Human Rights, Initiative 976, lewiston, Lewiston School District, Maureen Laflin, Moscow School District, Racism, Sewer, Taxes, Transportation, Tyler Palmer, Water, WSU
Tags: alcohol, aquifers, Bill Lambert, Bob Ferguson, City of Moscow, Education, Elections, Environment, Greg Bailey, Human Rights, Initiative 976, lewiston, Lewiston School District, Maureen Laflin, Moscow School District, Racism, Sewer, Taxes, Transportation, Tyler Palmer, Water, WSU
Evening Report – Wed., Jul 18, 2018 – WA Candidates on ICE, Health, Trails
- District 5 Candidates for Congress Discuss ICE, Border Patrol, Affordable Health Care & Abortion.
- Whitman County Commission Candidates Disagree on How to Address Rails to Trails.
- Whitman County Assessor Candidates on Office Staffing.
- Idaho Legislators Education Funding Formula Committee Discusses Ending Career Ladder.
- Pullman may Sell $10.8 Million Bond to Umpqua Bank.
- Snake River Plain Aquifer Recharge Working with Help from Precipitation & Conservation.
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Posted in Audio, Election 2018, Evening Report
Tags: abortion, Affordable Health Care Act, aquifers, Assessor, Border Patrol, Career Ladder, Cathy McMorris-Rodgers, City of Pullman, Dave Saulibio, Education, Eric Fejeran, Eunice Coker, Health, ICE, Idaho Legislature, John Mark Mahnkey, Lisa Brown, Michael Largent, Pullman, Pullman City Hall, Railroads, Sandy Jamison, Snake River, Snake River Aquifer, Trails, Umpqua Bank, Water, Whitman County
Tags: abortion, Affordable Health Care Act, aquifers, Assessor, Border Patrol, Career Ladder, Cathy McMorris-Rodgers, City of Pullman, Dave Saulibio, Education, Eric Fejeran, Eunice Coker, Health, ICE, Idaho Legislature, John Mark Mahnkey, Lisa Brown, Michael Largent, Pullman, Pullman City Hall, Railroads, Sandy Jamison, Snake River, Snake River Aquifer, Trails, Umpqua Bank, Water, Whitman County
Evening Report – Wed., May 24, 2016 – Budget Impacts
- Idaho would Lose $1 Billion in Federal Medicaid Payments if Trump Budget Passes
- Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee Plans to Narrow Down Choices after State Study shows 4 Proposals to Supplement Area Water Supply have Potential
- Rep. Raul Labrador’s Immigration Crackdown Bill Passes US House Judiciary Committee
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Tags: aquifers, Health, immigration, Medicaid, PBAC, Raul Labrador, Water
Tags: aquifers, Health, immigration, Medicaid, PBAC, Raul Labrador, Water
Evening Report – Tue., Jul 26, 2016 – Oil Train Fine Ballot Measure
- Spokane Council Puts Fines for Each Oil & Coal Train Car on November Ballot
- Idaho Supreme Court Grants Mark Lankford 3rd Trial for 1983 Murders
- Sojourners Alliance Says it Will Take Until December to Re-open if They Get Enough Money
- Moscow Committee Recommends Changing Rules for Denial of Vendors’ Licenses
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Tags: aquifers, City of Moscow, Coal, Coal Trains, Crime, Elections, Environment, Idaho Supreme Court, Mark Lankford, Oil, Oil Trains, Railroads, Sojourners Alliance, Spokane, Vendors
Tags: aquifers, City of Moscow, Coal, Coal Trains, Crime, Elections, Environment, Idaho Supreme Court, Mark Lankford, Oil, Oil Trains, Railroads, Sojourners Alliance, Spokane, Vendors
Evening Report – Thu., Oct 29, 2015 – Pullman Candidates
- At-Large Pullman City Council Candidates Tell Views on Water and Development
- Moscow City Council Candidates Answer Questions about Religious Influence and Water
- City Injunction Forces Clarkston Pot Shops to Close Again
- Washington Natural Gas Rates to Go Down Sunday
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Tags: aquifers, Avista, Cannabis, City of Moscow, City of Pullman, Clarkston, Dan Carscallen, Economic Development, Eileen Macoll, Elections, John Freeland, Natural Gas, Pullman, Religion, Tony Poston, Water
Tags: aquifers, Avista, Cannabis, City of Moscow, City of Pullman, Clarkston, Dan Carscallen, Economic Development, Eileen Macoll, Elections, John Freeland, Natural Gas, Pullman, Religion, Tony Poston, Water
Evening Report – Fri., Mar 20, 2015 – Sandpoint Oil & Coal Trains
- Community Advocate Gary Payton on the Danger of Oil & Coal Trains through Sandpoint
- Idaho House Community Gives Strong Support for Teacher Pay Package
- Capone Appeals Murder Conviction
- PBAC to Study Alternatives to Aquifer Water
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Tags: aquifers, Charles Capone, Coal Trains, Crime, Education, Gary Payton, Oil, Oil Trains, PBAC, Sandpoint, Water
Tags: aquifers, Charles Capone, Coal Trains, Crime, Education, Gary Payton, Oil, Oil Trains, PBAC, Sandpoint, Water
Evening Report – Fri., Feb 13, 2015 – Nonprofit Pitches
- Crowd Hears Pitches for Volunteers from Local Nonprofits
- State Supreme Court Says WSU Can Make Full Use of Water Rights
- Washington Bi-Partisan Negotiators Come Up With Transportation Funding Plan
- Kitzhaber Resigns
- Idaho Hospital Privileges Abortion Bill Draws Criticism
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Tags: abortion, aquifers, Idaho Legislature, John Kitzhaber, Oregon, Transportation, Washington Legislature, Water, WSU
Tags: abortion, aquifers, Idaho Legislature, John Kitzhaber, Oregon, Transportation, Washington Legislature, Water, WSU
