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Evening Report – Tue., Mar 24, 2026 – Medicaid Work Requirements

Posted on March 24, 2026 by by KRFP

Idaho House Passes Medicaid Work Requirements; House Minority Leader Ilana Rubel Says 40,000 Idahoans Will Likely Lose Health Care.
Idaho Legislature’s Budget Committee Votes to Restore Assertive Community Treatment for Severely Mentally Ill, But Not Other Behavioral Health Programs Health Department Eliminated.
Moscow Committee Approves Grant Acceptance for Mountain View Road Pedestrian Infrastructure.
US Drought Monitor Map Says Much of Idaho in Moderate to Severe Drought; Latah County and Nearby Counties in Severe Drought.
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Tags: City of Moscow, Drought, Environment, Idaho Legislature, Ilana Rubel, Medicaid, Mental Health, Mountain View Rd., Pedestrians, Work Requirements

KRFP Evening Report – Wed., Jan 21, 2026 – Cities’ Church in St. Paul, MN, the Christ Church Moscow Connection

Posted on January 21, 2026 by by KRFP

Interview with Sons of Patriarchy Co-Producer Sarah Bader about how Cities Church in St. Paul was planted by Christ Church Moscow Pastor, The Christian Nationalist Agenda, and the Fake Persecution Complex.
Christ Church Counterdemonstration Attempts to Occupy Renee Good Candlelight Vigil in Moscow.
Idaho Democrat Brooke Green Proposes Reversing Some of Last Year’s Anti-Pedestrian, Anti-Bike Safety Bill.
No Plans for Pedestrian/Bike Tunnel: Moscow Council Changes Scope of Pedestrian/Bike Crossing Project.
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Tags: bicycles, Brooke Green, Christ Church, Cities Church, Democrats, Idaho Democrats, Idaho Legislature, Pedestrians, Renee Good, Traffic, US 9, US 95

Evening Report – Tue., Jan 13, 2026 – Pedestrian Underpass Unfeasible / Supreme Court Hears Idaho Transgender Athlete Case

Posted on January 13, 2026 by by KRFP

Moscow Committee Recommends Changing Scope of Pedestrian / Bike Underpass Project at US 95 and Troy Highway.
US Supreme Court Hears Transgender Athlete Ban Cases from Idaho and West Virginia.
University of Washington Center for Human Rights says ICE Still Accessing Personal State Databases.
US Representative Emily Randall of Washington Signs on to Noem Impeachment.
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Tags: bicycles, City of Moscow, Emily Randall, Human Rights, ICE, Kristi Noem, Pedestrians, Transgender, Transgender Athletes, Transportation, University of Washington, US 95, US Supreme Court, UW Center for Human Rights, West Virginia

Evening Report – Wed., Apr 9, 2025 – UI Law School Immigration Litigation Clinic Director Geoffrey Heeren on Embattled Immigrant Rights

Posted on April 9, 2025 by by KRFP

UI Immigration Clinic Director Speaks on the Embattled State of Immigrant Rights.
Trump Withdraws Visas of 5 Foreign Students at Area Universities, 1 at WSU, 2 at UI and 2 at Gonzaga.
Idaho Rep. John Gannon on How Elected Officials Could be Charged with Misdemeanors for Not Emphasizing Vehicles over Pedestrians and Cyclists when Approving Roadway Projects. New Local Preemption Laws Impacting Health & Pedestrian Safety Could Have Lethal Impacts.
Idaho Legislative Advisory Council Co-Led by Republican Rep. Brandon Mitchell of Moscow Yanks Funds for 29 Idaho 250th Anniversary Projects, Including for Planned Latah County Historical Society Agriculture History Exhibit.
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Tags: bicycles, Brandon Mitchell, Construction, Geoffry Heeren, Health, Human Rights, Humanities, Idaho Advisory Council, Idaho Legislature, immigration, Immigration Litigation and Appellate Clinic, John Gannon, Latah County Historical Society, National Endowment for the Humanities, Pedestrians, Racism, Transportation, UI Law School, University of Idaho

Evening Report – Wed., Feb 21, 2024 – Moscow Police Chief Fry Resigns to Run for Sheriff / Draft Climate Emergency Declaration

Posted on February 21, 2024 by by KRFP

Moscow Police Chief James Fry to Retire Effective May 1st, Plans to Run for Latah Co. Sheriff.
Extinction Rebellion Presents Draft Climate Emergency Declaration to Moscow Council.
UI Students Concerned about Pedestrian Safety on Moscow-Pullman Highway.
President Biden Approves Emergency Aid for Spokane County Wildfire Recovery.
Idaho House Approves Bill to Legalize Fentanyl Strips, While Lawmaker Introduces Bill to End Idaho’s Needle Exchange Program.
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Tags: City of Moscow, Climate Change, Elections, Environment, Fentanyl, Gray Fire, Harm Reduction, Highway 8, Idaho Legislature, James Fry, Joe Biden, Moscow Police, Needle Exchange, Oregon Road Fire, Pedestrians, Police, Spokane County, Traffic, University of Idaho, Wildfire

Evening Report – Wed., Nov 1, 2023 – Latah County Broadband Coalition / Pullman Candidates on Lighting, Climate

Posted on November 2, 2023 by by KRFP

Latah County Embarks on $41 Million to Supply Broadband Internet to Rural Parts of the County.
Pullman City Council Candidates Talk about Lighting, Particularly for Pedestrians, and City Climate Strategy at League of Women Voters Forum.
Catholic Charities Says Clarkston Changed Rules Stalling $15 Million Low Income Housing Project.
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Tags: Broadband, Christina Mangiapani, City of Pullman, Clarkston, Climate, Housing, Internet, Latah County, Lighting, Pedestrians, Pullman, Pullman League of Women Voters

Evening Report – Tue., May 24, 2022 – Planned US 95 Pedestrian Underpass / New Liquor License Downtown

Posted on May 24, 2022 by by KRFP

ITD Doubles Federal Money for City Underpass to Nearly $1 Million.
Moscow Committee Recommends Approval of Liquor License Exemption in for New Bar in Christ Church-Elder Owned McConnell Building.
Gov. Little Claims ‘Effective’ Gubenatorial Duties While Out of State in Tennessee.
New Environmental Study for Planned Test Reactor at INL.
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Tags: alcohol, Brad Little, City of Moscow, INL, ITD, Janice McGeachin, McConnell Building, Nuclear Waste, Pedestrians, Transportation, Underpass

Evening Report – Tue., Mar 29, 2022 – Library Smut Debate

Posted on March 30, 2022 by by KRFP

Idaho Senate Republicans Plan Library Task Force on Checking Out Inappropriate Material to Minors.
Biden Administration Tells Tribes It’s Not Business As Usual on Salmon Recovery.
Candidate for Governor Ammon Bundy Pays Himself from Campaign Donations Money.
Moscow Plans Changes to Traffic and Pedestrian Infrastructure Near Middle School.
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Tags: Ammon Bundy, City of Moscow, Commission on Libraries, Elections, Idaho Legislature, Idaho Republicans, Joe Biden, Libraries, Native Americans, Pedestrians, Republicans, Salmon, Traffic

Evening Report – Tue., Jan 11, 2022 – Inslee State of the State

Posted on January 11, 2022 by by KRFP

Washington Governor Jay Inslee Wants Legislature to Address Existential Threats to Washingtonians in State of the State Address Focusing on Climate, Pollution, Affordable Housing.
WSU President Kirk Schulz Appoints Provost Elizabeth Chilton as 1st Chancellor for Pullman Campus.
Moscow Committee Recommends City Apply for $1 Million in Pedestrian Safety Grants for Mountain View Road.
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Tags: Climate Change, Education, Elizabeth Chilton, Environment, Jay Inslee, Kirk Schulz, Mountain View Rd., Pedestrians, Provost, Pullman, Transportation, Washington Legislature, WSU

Evening Report – Mon., Jan 13, 2020 – WA Privacy Bill

Posted on January 13, 2020 by by KRFP

Two Washington Lawmakers Working on Bill to Protect Personal Data and Regulate Facial Recognition Technology.
Moscow Will Try for Pedestrian Safety Grant Money for Roundabout at West ‘A’ & Baker Streets.
Idaho Senate Tax Committee Chair Jim Rice Proposes Raising Sales Tax from 6% to 7%.
Idaho Legislature & Treasurer’s Office Spend $200,000 on Litigation in Fight Over Office Space in the State Capitol.
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Evening Report – Tue., Mar 24, 2026 – Medicaid Work Requirements

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KRFP Evening Report – Wed., Jan 21, 2026 – Cities’ Church in St. Paul, MN, the Christ Church Moscow Connection

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Evening Report – Tue., Jan 13, 2026 – Pedestrian Underpass Unfeasible / Supreme Court Hears Idaho Transgender Athlete Case

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Evening Report – Wed., Apr 9, 2025 – UI Law School Immigration Litigation Clinic Director Geoffrey Heeren on Embattled Immigrant Rights

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Evening Report – Wed., Feb 21, 2024 – Moscow Police Chief Fry Resigns to Run for Sheriff / Draft Climate Emergency Declaration

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Evening Report – Wed., Nov 1, 2023 – Latah County Broadband Coalition / Pullman Candidates on Lighting, Climate

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Evening Report – Tue., May 24, 2022 – Planned US 95 Pedestrian Underpass / New Liquor License Downtown

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Evening Report – Tue., Mar 29, 2022 – Library Smut Debate

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Evening Report – Tue., Jan 11, 2022 – Inslee State of the State

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