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Evening Report – Mon., May 23, 2022 – Shmick & Dye Run Unopposed

Posted on May 23, 2022 by by KRFP

9th District Republican Legislators Mary Dye & Joe Schmick to Run Unopposed this Year.
Idaho Primary Estimated Turnout is 30%.
Idaho Covid Cases Up in Last Week.
Nez Perce Tribe Wants to Start Intertribal Renewal Energy Coop.
Environmental Groups Challenge Knotty Pine Timber Sale in Northwestern Montana as Harmful to Federally-Protected Grizzlies.
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Tags: Corona Virus, Elections, Endangered Species Act, Environment, Gay Rights, Grizzlies, Health, Houc, Human Rights, Joe Schmick, Knotty Pine Timber Sale, Kootenai National Forest, Mary Dye, Native Americans, nez perce tribe, Primaries, Renewable Energy, Timber Sales, Washington Legislature, Wildlife

Evening Report – Thu., Dec 9, 2021 – Native Burial Site

Posted on December 9, 2021 by by KRFP

Construction Workers Find Native American Burial Site While Digging in Asotin.
Spokane Health District In Third Shakeup Since Pandemic Began.
Jury Can’t Reach Verdict in Spokane Murder Trial of Former Pasco Police Officer.
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Tags: Archaeology, Asotin, Bob Lutz, Construction, Crime, Health, Native Americans, nez perce tribe, Richard Aguirre, Spokane County, Spokane Health District

Evening Report – Fri., Jun 19, 2020 – Seattle Medics Press Conference

Posted on June 19, 2020 by by KRFP

Medics Who Treated Protester Aubreanna Inda say Police Kept Shooting Flash Bangs at Them as They Tried to Save Her Life as She Went Into Cardiac Arrest Several Times.
2nd Highest Daily Coronavirus Count in Spokane County, Inslee says He May Hold Back Counties if Case Numbers Keep Increasing.
Paulette Jordan Campaigns in Lapwai.
UI Law School Graduate Luis Cortes Romero Helped Argue DACA Case Before US Supreme Court.
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Tags: Black Lives Matter, Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, Corona Virus, DACA, Elections, Health, Human Rights, Jay Inslee, Lapwai, Native Americans, nez perce tribe, Paulette Jordan, Police, Police Brutality, Seattle, Spokane County, State of Idaho, UI Law School, University of Idaho, US Supreme Court

Evening Report – Mon., May 18, 2020 – Shea Not Seeking Re-election / Nikolova Interview

Posted on May 18, 2020 by by KRFP

Far-Right Legislator Rep. Matt Shea of Spokane Valley not seeking Public Office this Year.
Interview with Democratic Candidate for Congress Staniela Nikolova of Moscow –edit–.
Nez Perce Tribe Says they Have Covid-19 Community Spread on Reservation.
Former Rep. Paulette Jordan Loses Campaign Manager.
Only One Challenger in Washington District 9 Legislative Races this Year.
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Tags: Brett Borden, Congress, Corona Virus, Elections, Health, Mary Dye, Matt Shea, Native Americans, nez perce tribe, Paulette Jordan, Staniela Nikolova, Washington Legislature

Evening Report – Mon., May 4, 2020 – Anti-Social Distancing Protests

Posted on May 4, 2020 by by KRFP

Anti-Social Distancing Protests in Spokane & Colville Friday Threaten Community Health; Interviews with Stevens County Courthouse Protest.
Citizen Files Complaint Against Idaho Freedom Foundation for Violating 501(c)3 Nonprofit Status by Conducting Numerous Lobbying Campaigns.
Nez Perce Tribe Reports 12 Confirmed Corona Virus Cases.
Yakima County has Highest Per Capita Confirmed Corona Virus Infection Rate in Western US.
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Tags: Corona Virus, Health, Idaho Freedom Foundation, Jay Inslee, Matt Shea, Native Americans, nez perce tribe, Nonprofits, Ozzie Knezovich, Social Distancing, Spokane, State of Washington, Wayne Hoffman, Yakima County

Evening Report – Wed., Apr 29, 2020 – Moscow Council Corona

Posted on April 29, 2020 by by KRFP

Moscow Council Will Delay Decisions on City Social Distancing order Until Thursday’s Special Meeting.
Pullman Looking at Up to $6.3 Million Decrease in Tax Revenue.
UI & WSU Plan to Resume In-Person Classes When Fall Semesters Begin in August.
Nez Perce Experienced Many European Epidemics Before Contact with Europeans.
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Tags: Carol Moehrle, City of Moscow, City of Pullman, Corona, Health, nez perce tribe, Nimiipuu, Public Health Idaho - North Central District, Pullman, University of Idaho, WSU

Evening Report – Fri., Aug 9, 2019 – Moscow Police Raises

Posted on August 9, 2019 by by KRFP

Moscow Council Discusses Raises for Police and Seasonal Parks & Recreation Workers in Proposed Fiscal Year 2020 Budget.
Clarkston Police Say Officers Did Nothing Wrong Tasering Black WalMart Employee.
Lawyer for Man who Body Slammed 13 Year Old for Not Taking Off Hat During National Anthem Says Client Was Following Trump’s Orders.
Nez Perce Tribe Sues over Mine Waste in Hunting & Fishing Lands.
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Tags: City of Moscow, Clarkston, Crime, Donald Trump, Environment, Mining, Montana, Moscow Police, nez perce tribe, Police, Police Brutality

Evening Report – Thu., Jun 6, 2019 – Pullman Critical Areas

Posted on June 6, 2019 by by KRFP

Pullman Council Takes Input on Critical Areas Ordinance Update.
Moscow Transportation Commission Chair Kyte Lists Priorities.
Washington to Increase Minimum Wage Needed to Exempt Employees from Overtime Requirements.
Washington Supreme Court Rules Against Richland Florist who Discriminated Against Gay Couple who Wanted Flowers for Their Wedding.
Nez Perce Tribe Intends to Sue Over Midas Gold’s Federal Clean Water Act Violations at Gold & Stibnite Mine Company Plans to Re-open.

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Tags: City of Moscow, Critical Areas Ordinance, Environment, Gay Rights, Labor, Michael Kyte, Mining, nez perce tribe, Overtime, Palouse Prairie, Pullman, Transportation, US Supreme Court, Washington Supreme Court

Evening Report – Mon., Jan 14, 2018 – Washington Legislature

Posted on January 14, 2019 by by KRFP

Washington Legislature Begins 2019 Session.
Orca Born.
Idaho Legislative Committee to Consider Bill to Cap Artesian Wells to Help Conserve Water and Save Federally-Protected Bruneau Hot Springs Snail.
Nez Perce Tribe Withdraws Application for National Registry of Historic Places Designation Along Lochsa River.
Shutdown May Put Idaho Steelhead Season in Jeopardy.

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