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Evening Report – Mon., Mar 22, 2021 – Moscow Aquifer Monitoring Well

Posted on March 22, 2021 by by KRFP

City Moves Forward with Idaho Department of Water Resources Proposal to Drill Monitoring Well at Mountain View Park.
Developers Move to Annex Large Tract of Christ Church Deacon Andrew Crapuchettes’ Land South of Moscow for Major Housing Development.
Idaho Freedom Foundation Supporters in Legislature Take Advantage of Covid-Related Absences to Introduce Anti Social Justice Bill to Censor Education about Nation’s Racist and Sexist History.
House Education Committee Last Week Passed Rep. Ehardt’s Bill Requiring Parental Permission for Student Club Involvement.
Bill in Washington Legislature Would Require More Hospital Transparency.
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Tags: Andrew Crapuchettes, Barbara Ehardt, Corona Virus, Education, Health, High School, Hospitals, Housing, Human Rights, Idaho Freedom Foundation, Idaho Legislature, Judy Boyle, Washington Legislature, zoning

Evening Report – Mon., Dec 7, 2020 – Central Health District

Posted on December 7, 2020 by by KRFP

Central Health District Delays Emergency Public Health Order Consideration After Hundreds of Unmasked People Try to Force Their Way Inside.
Moscow Council to Consider Extending Mask Order Tonight.
Boise Health Leaders Say Hospitals May Have to Start Rationing Care Soon.
Idaho Has Single Day Record of New Covid-19 Cases Friday.
Health Care Workers and Long Term Care Facility Residents to Get First Covid-19 Vaccines in Idaho.
Environmental Groups Sue US Forest Service over Domestic Sheep Nearby Wild Bighorns in Okan0gon-Wenatchee National Forest.
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Tags: bighorn sheep, Central Health District, City of Moscow, Corona Virus, Environment, Health, Hospitals, Latinos, Masks, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, Sheep, USFS, Wildlife

Evening Report – Wed., Oct 28, 2020 – First Latah Co. Covid-19 Death

Posted on October 28, 2020 by by KRFP

Health Officials Report First Covid-19 Death in Latah County.
Another Death in Whitman County.
Large Hospital Chief Medical Officers in Boise Area tell Health District Board They are at a Breaking Point.
Inslee Criticizes Panhandle Health District for Repealing Kootenai County Mask Ordinance.
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Tags: Central Health District, Corona Virus, Health, Hospitals, Jay Inslee, Latah County, Masks, Whitman County

Evening Report – Wed., Jul 15, 2020 – Inslee’s Pause

Posted on July 15, 2020 by by KRFP

Gov. Jay Inslee says Washington’s Reopening Pause will Continue at Least Until Tue., July 28th.
Idaho has Record 727 New Coronavirus Cases in Single Day.
Southwestern Idaho Hospital CEO’s urge Gov. Brad Little to Issue Statewide Mask Order.
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson was Preparing Legal Action Against Trump’s Foreign Student Deportation Rule before Trump Administration Backed Off.
Federal Judge Upholds Inslee’s Orders.
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Tags: Bob Ferguson, Brad Little, Corona Virus, Education, Health, Hospitals, immigration, Jay Inslee, Masks, State of Idaho, State of Washington

Evening Report – Thu., Jan 2, 2020 – WSP Searches

Posted on January 2, 2020 by by KRFP

Washington State Patrol 5 Times More Likely to Search Vehicles Driven by Native Americans.
Idaho Lawmakers Hear Economy Projections at Meetings in Advance of Session.
Washington Medical Leave Law Goes Into Effect.
Washington Providence Hospital Workers Prepare for Strike.
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Tags: economy, Health, Hospitals, Idaho Legislature, Labor, Medical Leave, Native Americans, Police, Race, Searches, Washington State Police

Evening Report – Thu., Apr 25, 2019 – Fired UI AD Rob Spear’s New Job

Posted on April 25, 2019 by by KRFP

Fired UI Athletic Director Rob Spear Gets $100,000 Job as Idaho Falls Auditorium District Executive Director.
Moscow Committee Recommends $98,000 Contract with FCS Group for Water & Sewer Rate Study.
Washington Legislature Approves Bill Requiring Hospitals to Give Rest & Meal Breaks to Nurses & Other Workers.
Moscow & Pullman Police Short Handed.
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Tags: Athletics, City of Moscow, Education, Health, Hospitals, Idaho Falls, Labor, Moscow Police, Police, Pullman Police, Rob Spear, Sewer, University of Idaho, Washington Legislature, Water