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Evening Report – Thu., Apr 15, 2021 – ID Anti-Drug Amendment Fails

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  • Idaho House Kills Constitutional Amendment Freezing State Drug Laws that Would Have Pre-empted Medical or Recreational Cannabis.
  • State Board of Education Votes for Tuition Freeze.
  • Pullman Subcommittee Reports on ‘End Racism Now’-Themed Mural Process.
  • Spokane Police Dog Bite Victim sues.

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Evening Report – Tue., Apr 6, 2021 – Black Lives Matter Mural

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  • Private Building Owner Will Host 60 Foot-Long Black Lives Matter-Themed Mural in Downtown Pullman.
  • Whitman County to Prioritize Vaccinating WSU Students Before End of Spring Semester.
  • Idaho Legislature Back After 18-Day Covid Infection Break, One Staffer in Hospital.
  • Idaho House Kills Welfare Division Budget Over Concerns About Federal Coronavirus Relief Aid for Day Cares.
  • Idaho House Kills Rental Disclosure Bill.
  • more.

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Evening Report – Mon., Apr 5, 2021 – Legislative Defense Fund

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  • Governor Brad Little Signs Bill Shifting $4 Million to Legislative Legal Defense Fund.
  • Idaho Secretary of State’s Office to Release Series of Videos on Idaho Voting System.
  • Whitman County Health Office Issues Order Limiting Social Events to 10 People in City of Pullman.
  • US Rep. Russ Fulcher Holding Off on Vaccination While Rest of Washington & Idaho Delegations Have been Vaccinated.
  • more.

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Evening Report – Wed., Mar 24, 2021 – Idaho Vaccine Expansion

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  • Gov. Little Announces All Idaho Residents Will be Eligible to Schedule Vaccination Appointments Beginning Mon., April 5th.
  • Panhandle Health District Lowers Vaccine Age to 16 Starting Today.
  • Ada County Cancels Jury Trials Do To Covid Outbreak.
  • Spokane New Cases Plateau, Meaning They Have Stopped Declining.
  • Pullman Revenue Higher Than Expected.
  • more.

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Evening Report – Wed., 3-10-21 – UI President Green: IFF Accusations Dangerous

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  • UI President C. Scott Green Calls Idaho Freedom Foundation Alleging Social Justice Indoctrination a “Dangerous Thing” that Includes “Crazy Ideas”.
  • Idaho House Passes Bill Requiring State to Pay Parents Who Pull Their Kids Out of School Because of Lack of In-Person Instruction.
  • Idaho Committee Kills Powerball Lottery.
  • Pullman City Council Ready to Move Forward with “End Racism Now”-Themed Public Art.
  • Voters in 4 Latah County School Districts Pass Levies.
  • more.

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Evening Report – Wed., Mar 3, 2021 – Attacks on Justice

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  • J-FAC Approves Higher Ed Budget.  Right Wing Complains J-FAC’s $409,00 Cut From Boise State University Budget Isn’t Enough to Stop Social Justice and Diversity Programs on Campus.
  • Idaho House Votes to Kill Bill Accepting $6 Million in Federal Stimulus Money for Early Childhood Programs on Grounds Nonprofit SBOE Partner Might Have Social Justice Agenda.
  • Pullman City Council Subcommittee Suggests Changes to ‘End Racism Now’-Themed Public Art Proposal Process.
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Evening Report – Wed., Feb 24, 2021 – Pullman ‘End Racism Now’ Art

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  • Pullman Council Reboots Call for Artists in End Racism Now Installation.
  • Bill in Idaho Legislature Would Require Lands Department to Bypass Attorney General’s Office Attorneys and Use More Expensive Private Law Firms.
  • Idaho Democrats Criticize Republican Legislative Priorities.
  • Bill in Legislature Allows More Widespread Wolf Hunting and Would End Seasons in Most Locations.
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Evening Report – Tue., Feb 23, 2021 – Farmers Market Manual

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  • Moscow Committee Hears Proposed Changes to Saturday Farmers’ Market Vendors’ Manual.
  • Bill Preventing Companies That Do Business With the State From Requiring Vaccines for Employees Passes Idaho House.
  • Idaho Attorney General’s Opinion Says Bill Cutting Governor’s Emergency Powers is Vague & Will Cause Unintended Consequences.
  • House Health & Welfare Committee Approves Senate Bill Limiting Health Districts’ Powers.
  • Pullman Council to Consider Racial Justice Art Installation Submissions.
  • 5 Dozen Scientists Say Dam Breaching in Necessary.
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Evening Report – Wed., Feb 10, 2021 – Window Art

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  • Pullman Council Approves Window Walk Art Event After Some Questions.
  • Idaho House Approves Bill Making Governor Little’s 50-Person Limit on Crowd Sizes Null and Void.  Resolution Heads to the Senate.
  • Idaho House Kills Legal Notice Bill.
  • Disability Action Center Northwest Director Mark Leeper says Stores Under No Obligation Under Americans With Disabilities Act to Accommodate Those Who Say They Can’t Wear Masks.
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Evening Report – Wed., Jan 27, 2021 – Emergency Resolution Pulled

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  • Sen. Vick Withdraws Controversial Bill to End Covid State of Emergency.
  • US Rep. Simpson Supports Gov. Little’s Opposition to Changing Emergency Powers, Saying it Could Put Idahoans in Danger.
  • Pullman Council Approves Professional Services Agreement for Multimodal Transportation Master Plan.
  • Washington Health Officials Say Get Better Masks.
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