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Evening Report – Tue., Jan 31, 2023 – Education “Savings Accounts”

Posted on January 31, 2023 by by KRFP

Senator Tammy Nichols of Middleton Introduces Education Savings Account Bill That Would Allow Tax Money to be Used for Religious Indoctrination.
Anti-Blaine Amendment Senator Brian Lenny Writes Children’s Books with titles “Why Feminism is So Silly: A Guide for Kids,” and “Why Everyone Needs an AR-15: A Guide for Kids”.
Idaho House Passes Rep. Bruce Skaug’s Bill Banning Sanctuary Cities for Anything Deemed a Felony, Including Abortion.
Idaho Fish and Game Says Wolf Population Down 13%.
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Tags: abortion, Brian Lenny, Bruce Skaug, Children, Education, Education Savings Accounts, Environment, Feminism, Guns, Idaho Fish and Game, Idaho Legislature, Lauren Necochea, Religion, Tammy Nichols, Wildlife

Evening Report – Tue., Jan 17, 2023 – Jan 6th Worldwide Influence

Posted on January 17, 2023 by by KRFP

UI History and Journalism Professors Explain January 6th Connection with Uprising in Brazil and Occupy-Style Protest in New Zealand.
Idaho Health & Welfare at J-FAC Hearing
Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield Tells Idaho Lawmakers her Education Agenda Does Not Include Vouchers or Education Savings Accounts.
Former Superintendent of Public Instruction Candidate Brandon Durst Joins Idaho Freedom Foundation as Senior Analyst.
Statewide Hunting Group Plans to Sue Gov. Jay Inslee Over Fish and Wildlife Commission Picks.
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Tags: Bear, Brandon Durst, Brazil, Dale Graden, Debbie Critchfield, Education, Education Savings Accounts, Elk, Environment, Health, Hunting, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Idaho Freedom Foundation, Idaho Legislature, January 6th, JFAC, Kenton Bird, Mark Pidgeon, New Zealand, Renfrew Colloquium, University of Idaho, Vouchers, Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, Washingtonians for Wildlife Conservation

Evening Report – Fri., Jan 6, 2023 – Wildfires in Idaho

Posted on January 6, 2023 by by KRFP

University of Idaho Senior Fire Ecology & Management Instructor Heather Heward Presents “Wildland Fire in Idaho: Past, Present & Future”.
Idaho Gov. Brad Little Inaugurated for 2nd Term.
Idaho Supreme Court Upholds 3 Abortion Ban Laws.
North Idaho College Responds to Accreditation Commission.
Spokane County Prosecutor Larry Haskell Declines to Renew Contract with Deputy Who Ran Against Him.
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Tags: abortion, Brad Little, Education, Environment, Heather Heward, Idaho Supreme Court, North Idaho College, University of Idaho, Wildfire

Evening Report – Mon., Jan 2, 2023 – Kohberger Studied Serial Killer Psychology

Posted on January 2, 2023 by by KRFP

Bryan Kohberger’s Family Says Don’t Presume Guilt.
Court-Appointed Attorney Says Kohberger Will Waive Extradition Hearing.
Kohberger Studied Criminal Psychology Under Serial Killer Expert While Earning Masters at DeSales University.
Fellow Criminal Justice & Criminology Students at WSU Where Kohberger Was PhD Candidate Tell of Awkward, but Outgoing Person.
Trout in Oregon Adjust to Rapid Increase in Stream Temperature.

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Tags: Bryan Kohberger, Crime, Criminal Justice, DeSales University, Environment, Fish, Katherine Ramsland, Oregon, Oregon State University, Trout, Wildlife, WSU

Evening Report – Wed., Dec 14, 2022 – Affordable Housing

Posted on December 14, 2022 by by KRFP

Those Involved in Affordable Housing on the Palouse Outline Strategies.
Hospitalization Rates Going Up in Washington as Rates of Flu, Covid & RSV Fluctuate.
Boise City Council Member Suspects Racism Might Be More Widespread in City Than Just One Police Officer.
Forest Services Says It Will Fix Hungry Ridge Timber Sale.
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Tags: Affordable Housing, Bob Triblehorn, Boise, Boise Police, Cheryl Probert, Cody Riddle, Corona Virus, Environment, Flu, Friends of the Clearwater, Health, League of Women Voters, Lisa Sanchez, Michele Roberts, Moscow Affordable Housing Trust, Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest, Nils Peterson, Racism, RSV, Saint Vincent DePaul, Tao Sheng Kwan-Gett, Timber Sales, USFS

Evening Report – Mon., Dec 12, 2022 – “Psychic” Accuses UI Professor / North Idaho College Outrage

Posted on December 12, 2022 by by KRFP

Moscow Police Captain Roger Lanier Gives Extended Update on Quadruple Murder Investigation.
Woman Claiming to be Psychic Tells Names UI Professor as Involved in Murder to 90,000 Tic Toc Followers, Causing Harassment & Threats.
Moose Seen for the First Time Ever in Southwestern Washington.
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Tags: Art Macomber, Brad Corkill, Crime, Education, Environment, Ethan Chapin, Gregory McKenzie, Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Michael Sebaaly, Michael Waggoner, Moose, Moscow Police, Mt. Ranier National Park, National Park Service, Nick Swayne, North Idaho College, Police, Roger Lanier, Stabbing, Tarie Zimmerman, Todd Banducci, Wildlife, Xana Kernodle

Evening Report – Tue., Nov 15, 2022 – UI Students Killed by Stabbing

Posted on November 15, 2022 by by KRFP

Police Say 4 Murdered UI Students Killed by Stabbing.
UI Students Leaving Early for Thanksgiving Break, Vigil Postponed.
UI Professors Discuss Midterm Elections.
Idaho School Boards Association Passes Resolution Opposing Vouchers.
Lewiston City Council Approves Resolution Opposing Dam Breaching.
Oregon Voters Pass Gun Control Measure, Constitutional Amendment Guaranteeing Affordable Health Care as Human Right.
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Tags: Art Bettge, Catherine Mabutt, Crime, Dam Breaching, Dams, Education, Elections, Environment, Firearms, Gun Control, Health, Idaho School Boards Association, Initiatives, lewiston, Moscow Police, Oregon, Oregon Constitution, Police, Salmon, Stabbing, University of Idaho, Vouchers, Wildlife

Evening Report – Mon., Oct 31, 2022 – Idaho Lt. Gov Candidates

Posted on October 31, 2022 by by KRFP

Idaho Lieutenant Governor Candidates Scott Bedke and Terri Pickens-Manweiler Face Off in TV Debate.
Idaho Secretary of State’s Office Launches Election Misinformation Reporting Tool.
WildEarth Guardians and Project Coyote Sue Montana Over Wolf Hunting Rules.
Washington Governor Jay Inslee and Lawmakers Announce Abortion Sanctuary for Next Session.
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Tags: abortion, Elections, Endangered Species, Environment, Hunting, Idaho Legislature, Jay Inslee, Montana, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Commission, Project Coyote, Scott Bedke, Tarra Simmons, Terri Pickens Manweiler, WildEarth Guardians, Wildlife, Wolves

Evening Report – Fri., Oct 7, 2022 – LOWV District 6 Legislature Candidates Forum

Posted on October 8, 2022 by by KRFP

Moscow League of Women Voters Candidates Forum for District 6 Legislative Candidates.
Buffalo Field Campaign Makes Stop in Moscow.
Idaho Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Planned Parenthood Abortion Case.
Forest Service Taking Comments on 1200 Mile Pacific Northwest Scenic Trail.
Washington Fish and Wildlife Dept. Contemplates Killing More Wolves in Stevens County after a Botched Helicopter Attack on Wolves that killed the Wrong Wolf.
Local Dressmaker Goes Viral on Tiktok with Account of Moscow Joanne Fabrics Employee Lecturing Against Her Son’s Purchase of Material for Dress.
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Tags: abortion, Bison, Brandon Mitchell, Buffalo Field Campaign, Dan Foreman, David Nelson, Elections, Environment, Helicopter, Hunting, Idaho Supreme Court, James Hartley, Joanne Fabrics, League of Women Voters, Lori McCanne, Pacific Northwest Scenic Trail, Patricia Carter-Goodheart, Piper Phillips, Planned Parenthood, recreation, Stevens County, Tiktok, Tim Gresback, USFS, Washington Fish and Wildlife Dept., Wildlife, Wolves

Evening Report – Mon., Oct 3, 2022 – SCOTUS Wetlands Case from Idaho

Posted on October 3, 2022 by by KRFP

US Supreme Court Hears Case from Idaho That Could Remove Pollution Protection from Half of Wetlands in the Country.
More Speculation on Idaho Censorship Laws as Mayday Health Hires Roving Billboard advocating Choice to Drive Around UI Campus.
NOAA Releases Final Draft of Federal Report Calling for Breaching the 4 Lower Snake River Dams.
Kootenai County Blogger Reacts to Defamation Suit by Drag Performer.
Those 18 or Older Now Ride Pullman Transit Free.
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Tags: abortion, Censorship, City of Pullman, Clean Water Act, Contraception, Dam Breaching, Dams, Drag, Endangered Species Act, Environment, Eric Posey, Gay Rights, noaa, Pullman, Pullman Transit, Salmon, Summer Bushnell, Transportation, University of Idaho, US Supreme Court, Wetlands

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Evening Report – Mon., Jan 2, 2023 – Kohberger Studied Serial Killer Psychology

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Evening Report – Wed., Dec 14, 2022 – Affordable Housing

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Evening Report – Mon., Dec 12, 2022 – “Psychic” Accuses UI Professor / North Idaho College Outrage

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Evening Report – Tue., Nov 15, 2022 – UI Students Killed by Stabbing

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Evening Report – Mon., Oct 31, 2022 – Idaho Lt. Gov Candidates

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