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Evening Report – Mon., Jul 21, 2025 – Whitman Commission Candidate Cody Finch / Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence

Posted on July 21, 2025 by by KRFP

Interview with Whitman Co. Commission Candidate Cody Finch.
Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence in Federal Lawsuit with 21 Others Against Trump Administration over New Anti-Diversity Requirements in Federal Violence Prevention and Housing Grants.
ICE to Deport Decades-Long Major Player in Oregon Wine Industry.
Moscow Contemporary Gallery Gets Grant from Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.
Spokane Likely to Agree to $3.7 Million Settlement with Those Affected by Police Killing.
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Tags: Andy Warhol Foundation, Art, Cody Finch, Diversity, Domestic Violence, Housing, ICE, Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, immigration, Moscow Contemporary, Oregon, Police, Spokane, Spokane Police, Whitman County, Wine

Evening Report – Fri., Dec 22, 2023 – Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse

Posted on December 22, 2023 by by KRFP

Letty Adayde of Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse Gives Presentation on ATVP’s Programs and Activities.
Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission Forwards Investigation of Whitman Co. Landowner Brad Meyer who Severed Methane Gas Pipeline to Prosecutor Denis Tracy.
Idaho Doctors Looking for Ways to Continue Treatment for Youths with Gender Dysphoria after Idaho’s New Law Against Gender Affirming Care for Youth Goes Into Effect Jan. 1st.
Tacoma Police Dept. Will do Internal Investigation After 3 Officers Cleared of Charges in the Killing of Manuel Ellis in 2020.
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Tags: ATVP, Brad Meyer, Denis Tracy, Domestic Violence, Health, Human Rights, Idaho Legislature, Letty Atayde, Manuel Ellis, Methane, Natural Gas, Police, Scott Rulke, Tacoma, Transgender, Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission

Evening Report – Wed., Nov 29, 2023 – Nez Perce Clearwater Draft Revised Forest Plan

Posted on November 29, 2023 by by KRFP

Friends of the Clearwater Blasts Draft Revised Nez Perce Clearwater Forest Plan Released Yesterday.
Republican Reps. McMorris-Rodgers, Newhouse, & Fulcher Leak Draft Settlement Agreement in Tribes’ Salmon Lawsuit saying it Could Result in Dam Breaching.
Planned Parenthood Advocates of Montana Submit State Constitutional Amendment to Guarantee Women’s Right to Control Pregnancy.
Alternative to Violence on the Palouse on Its Advocacy Work.
Pullman Council Wants to Move Forward with Accepting Dept. of Transportation’s Right of Way Contribution for North Arterial.
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Tags: abortion, ATVP, Cathy McMorris-Rodgers, Cheryl Probert, City of Pullman, Congress, Dams, Dan Newhouse, Domestic Violence, Environment, Friends of the Clearwater, Gary MacFarlane, Montana, Nez Perce National Forest, Paul Busch, Pullman, Russ Fulcher, Salmon, Skip Brandt, Snake River, Transportation, USFS, Washington Department of Transportation

Evening Report – Thu., Jul 6, 2023 – 6th & Jackson Development

Posted on July 6, 2023 by by KRFP

Moscow Urban Renewal Agency Votes to Move Forward with Skandolos / Lilly Proposal for 6th & Jackson.
Judicial Officers in Some Washington Counties Not Enforcing Weapon Surrender Orders for Protecting Domestic Violence Victims due to Confusion Over Appeals Court Ruling.
Asotin Co. Commissioners Hear Complaints About Lack of Whitcom Dispatch Services During Busy 4th of July Weekend.
UI Professors, Alumni Urged Ed Board to Reject Univ. of Phoenix Purchase Deal During 24 Hours After It Became Public.
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Tags: Asotin County, Carly Lilly, Development, Domestic Violence, Education, George Skandolos, Guns, Legacy Crossing, Moscow Urban Renewal Agency, SBOE, University of Idaho, University of Phoenix, Whitcom

Evening Report – Tue., Dec 21, 2021 – Olivia Moses on Fighting the Cult

Posted on December 21, 2021 by by KRFP

Moscow Mayor Candidate Olivia Moses (Campaign Slogan: “Fight the Cult”) Reflects on Election & Speaks About Getting Help for Abuse Survivors.
Moscow Council Moves Towards Application Process for Distributing American Rescue Plan Funds for Nonprofits and Small Businesses.
Washington Natural Resources Dept. Takes Ownership of Largest Remaining Palouse Prairie Habitat Remnant on Steptoe Butte.
Updated Idaho Campaign Finance Reporting Law Shows 45% of School Board Campaign Contributions Reported After Elections This Year.
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Tags: American Rescue Plan, Art Bettge, Campaign Contributions, Christ Church, City of Moscow, Domestic Violence, Education, Elections, Environment, Gary Riedner, Gina Taruscio, Hailey Lewis, Julia Parker, Nonprofits, Olivia Moses, Palouse, Palouse Prairie, School Boards, Sexual Abuse, Steptoe Butte, Washington Department of Natural Resources

Evening Report – Fri., Jul 9, 2021 – Resilient Communities

Posted on July 9, 2021 by by KRFP

Moscow League of Women Voters Panel on Resilient Communities.
Gov. Inslee Says Dam Breaching Must be on the Table, Gov. Brown Supports US Rep. Mike Simpson’s Plan.
Major Medical Providers in Treasure Valley to Make Covid-19 Vaccinations Mandatory Condition of Employment with Some Exceptions; Lt. Gov. McGeachin Calls for Legislature to Reconvene to Prevent It.
Report on Moscow Human Rights Commission.
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Tags: City of Moscow, Dam Breaching, Dams, Domestic Violence, Human Rights, Human Rights Commission, Janice McGeachin, Jay Inslee, Kate Brown, Ken Faunce, League of Women Voters, Mike Simpson, Native Americans, Salmon, Wildlife

Evening Report – Thu., Oct 22, 2020 – 10th Whitman County Death

Posted on October 22, 2020 by by KRFP

10th Whitman County Corona Virus Death.
Panhandle Health District Repeals Mask Order for Kootenai County.
Idaho Police and Prosecutors Groups Withdraw Support for Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence.
Idaho State Epidemiologist Christine Hahn Says Biggest Covid-19 Problem in Southeastern Idaho.
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Tags: Christine Hahn, Corona Virus, Domestic Violence, Health, Masks, Panhandle Health District, Pocatello, Police, sexual assault, Whitman County

Evening Report – Tue., Jan 7, 2020 – New Moscow Council

Posted on January 7, 2020 by by KRFP

Moscow Clerk Swears in New Moscow City Council Members Maureen Laflin and Sandra Kelly; Boland and Bonzo Say Goodbye.
Domestic Violence Victims Advocates Say Idaho May Need Constitutional Amendment After Recent State Supreme Court Ruling Restricts Police Ability to Make Arrests.
Nurses at Spokane’s Sacred Heart Reach Tentative Agreement.
Avalanche Kills One Skier at Silver Mountain.
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Tags: Bill Lambert, City of Moscow, Crime, Domestic Violence, Health, Idaho Supreme Court, Jim Boland, Katherine Bonzo, Labor, Maureen Laflin, Providence, Sandra Kelly, Silver Mountain, Skiing

Evening Report – Mon., Nov 18, 2019 – Rudy Soto

Posted on November 19, 2019 by by KRFP

Shoshone-Bannock Tribe Member Democrat Rudy Soto of Nampa to Run Against Republican US Rep. Russ Fulcher in 1st Congressional District Next Year.
Moscow School Board to Hold Special Meeting on Mastery Based Education Standards Tuesday Night.
Spokane County Judicial Protection Orders Up From 300 Per Month Early This Year to 500 Per Month Now.
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Tags: Congress, Domestic Violence, Education, Elections, Moscow School District, Rudy Soto, Russ Fulcher, Spokane County

Evening Report – Mon., Jun 17, 2019 – Domestic Arrests

Posted on June 17, 2019 by by KRFP

Domestic Violence Survivor Advocates, Police and Prosecutors Concerned New Idaho Supreme Court Ruling will Prevent Arrests & Keep People in Danger.
Idaho Colleges & Universities Not Meeting Title IX Gender Equity Standards.
Proposed Forest Service Rule Would Allow Logging Without Environmental Review or Public Comment.
National Park Protection Group Says Selenium from Canadian Coal Mining Poisoning Fish South of Border in Kootenay River Watershed.

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Tags: British Columbia, Canada, Coal, Crime, Domestic Violence, Environment, gender, Idaho Supreme Court, Kootenay River, Logging, Mining, National Parks Conservation Association, Selenium, Sturgeon, Title IX, Trout, USFS, Wildfire

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Evening Report – Mon., Jul 21, 2025 – Whitman Commission Candidate Cody Finch / Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence

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Evening Report – Fri., Dec 22, 2023 – Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse

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Evening Report – Wed., Nov 29, 2023 – Nez Perce Clearwater Draft Revised Forest Plan

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Evening Report – Thu., Jul 6, 2023 – 6th & Jackson Development

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Evening Report – Tue., Dec 21, 2021 – Olivia Moses on Fighting the Cult

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Evening Report – Fri., Jul 9, 2021 – Resilient Communities

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Evening Report – Thu., Oct 22, 2020 – 10th Whitman County Death

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Evening Report – Tue., Jan 7, 2020 – New Moscow Council

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Evening Report – Mon., Nov 18, 2019 – Rudy Soto

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