Moscow Council Votes to Give Mayor Additional Power to Declare Emergencies.
Idaho House Committee Passes New Version of Concurrent Resolution Stripping Governor & Health Districts of Much of Their Ability to Make Mandates in Public Health Emergencies.
Moscow School Board Votes to Move to 4-Day Per Week in-Person Classes Starting March 22nd.
Spokane County Officials Say They Got Little Warning of Gov. Inslee’s New Vaccine Distribution Plan.
Commission Candidate Gabriel Rench brags About Not Wearing Masks on Entire Airline Flights.
Incumbent Idaho State Senate Candidate David Nelson (full interview).
5G Public Hearing on City Council Agenda for Tonight, Letter from Americans for Responsible Technology suggests Legally Defensible 5G Regulations (end of broadcast).
Moscow School District Reports 4 Corona Virus Cases in School Buildings.
UI Returning to “Original Modalities,” Meaning Professors Must Get Permission to Offer Classes On-Line Only.
Gov. Little Keeps Idaho on Stage 4 Due to Covid-19 Hospitalization Rate.
WSU Pulls Rural Mobile Health Facility from Countryside Back into Pullman.
Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert Makes Emergency Declaration Suspending Some City Day Care Regulations so New Facilities Can Take Moscow School District Students who Only Will Have 2 In-Person Instruction Days per Week.
UI President C. Scott Green Announces Hybrid In-Person/On-Line Classes Through Thanksgiving, Then On-Line Classes Only. Masks Will be Required in All Classes.
Ammon Bundy and Unmasked Supporters Storm Southwest Idaho Health District Board Meeting and Force Its Cancellation.
Moscow School Superintendent Greg Bailey Discusses Possible Fall Reopening Plans.
Pullman School District Working on Fall School Year Plan.
