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Evening Report – Tue., Nov 12, 2024 – UI Profs’ Post-Election Panel

Posted on November 12, 2024 by by KRFP

4 UI Professors Discuss Election Results.
Latah Co. Goes for Republican Candidate for President for the First Time Since 2004.
District Judge Hears Arguments in Lawsuit by 4 Idaho Women Against Idaho’s Abortion Emergency Health Care Law.
Number of Democrats in Washington Legislature Likely to Inch Up.
US Representative Dan Newhouse Wins Washington’s 3rd Congressional District Despite Being One of the Last Two Republicans Remaining in Congress to Vote for Trump’s Impeachment.
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Tags: abortion, Dan Newhouse, Donald Trump, Education, Elections, Jerrod Sessler, Latah County, Renfrew Colloquium, Washington Legislature

Evening Report – Tue., Sep 19, 2023 – Hiroshima Stories

Posted on September 19, 2023 by by KRFP

UI Japanese Language Students Read Translation of Hiroshima Atomic Bombing Story.
UI Latin American Studies Co-Director Speaks About Latino Culture after School District in Southern Idaho Starts Suspending Students Saying Clothing is Gang Related.
Moscow Officials Say Home Depot Will Have to Abide by City’s Big Box Store Ordinance.
Boise City Council Passes New Renter Protection Measures.
Pullman to Replace Trees Downtown as Part of Revitalization Project.
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Tags: Azusa Tojo, Big Box Stores, Boise, Chicano, City of Moscow, City of Pullman, Downtown Pullman, Hiroshima, Latinos, Nampa School District, Nuclear Attack, Renfrew Colloquium, Tenant Rights, Trees

Evening Report – Tue., Aug 29, 2023 – Artificial Intelligence at UI

Posted on August 30, 2023 by by KRFP

UI Faculty Discuss How Students Should Conduct Themselves While Using AI for School.
Fire Experts Say Washington Should Reduce Fuels to Make Wildfires Less Severe.
Ammon Bundy’s Contempt Trial Set for October 2nd.
Kohberger’s Attorneys Want Cameras Banned from Courtroom.
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Tags: Aamon Bundy, Andrea Ingram, Artificial Intelligence, Education, Environment, Renfrew Colloquium, Tyler Easterbrook, University of Idaho, Washington Department of Natural Resources, Wildfire

Evening Report – Fri., Aug 25, 2023 – Renfrew Colloquium on AI in Academics / North Idaho College Attorney

Posted on August 25, 2023 by by KRFP

Panel University of Idaho Instructors and Staff Discuss Impacts of Generative Artificial Intelligence on Academics.
Far Right Majority on North Idaho College Board of Trustees Hires Dennis Colton Boyles with Extremist Ties as College Attorney.
West Bonner School District Adopts Anti-Trans Policies on Eve of School Board Recall Election.
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Tags: Artificial Intelligence, Dennis Colton Boyles, Education, North Idaho College, Renfrew Colloquium, University of Idaho, West Bonner School District

Evening Report – Fri., Jan 20, 2023 – Jan 6th’s Global Impacts

Posted on January 20, 2023 by by KRFP

Idaho Professors Kenton Bird & Dale Graden Look at How Janaury 6th Inspired Uprising in Brasilia, Brazil and Encampment Protests in Wellington, New Zealand – complete recording.
Rep. Bruce Skaug of Nampa Imposes Rajbhandari Rule: No Minors Addressing House Judiciary Committee, which Skaug Chairs.
20 Media Outlets Ask Latah Co. Magistrate Judge Megan Marshall to Modify Her Gag Rule for Those Involved in Kohberger Case.
Racist Tensions in Caldwell Schools.
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Tags: Brasilia, Brazil, Bruce Skaug, Bryan Kohberger, Caldwell, Dale Graden, Education, Idaho Legislature, Kenton Bird, Media, Megan Marshall, New Zealand, Racism, Renfrew Colloquium, Shiva Rajbhandari, University of Idaho, Wellington

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., Aug 19, 2022 – Stories of Fire

Posted on August 19, 2022 by by KRFP

Renfrew Colloquium: Narratives and Science Communication.
Some Republican Legislators Who Voted for Idaho Abortion Trigger Law Now Want it Changed with Exception for When A Woman’s Health Is In Danger.
Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee Says Treatment and Distribution from South Fork Palouse River and Paradise Creek is Preferred Alternative.
Salmon Endangered Species Status Update.
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Tags: abortion, aquifers, Confluence Lab, Endangered Species, Endangered Species Act, Environment, Health, Idaho Legislature, Palouse River, paradise creek, PBAC, Renfrew Colloquium, Salmon, Trigger Law, University of Idaho, Water

Evening Report – Fri., Apr 10, 2020 – Australian Vs US Wildfires / Inslee

Posted on April 10, 2020 by by KRFP

University of Idaho Rangeland and Fire Sciences Professor Crystal Kolden & UI Associate Geography Professor John Abatzoglou Observed Australian Fire Regime and Compares it to That of the Western US.
Governor Jay Inslee’s Press Conference Cancelling In-School Classes for Remainder of School Year.
Trump Campaign Ad Featuring Biden and Former Washington Governor Gary Locke Deemed Racist.
Low Moscow Police Station Construction Bid $874,000 Over Engineer’s Estimate.
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Tags: Australia, City of Moscow, Crystal Kolden, Donald Trump, Education, Gary Locke, Jay Inslee, Joe Biden, John Abatzoglou, Moscow Police, Police, Police Station, Renfrew Colloquium, wildfires

KRFP Evening Report – Tue., Mar 7, 2017 – US 95 Widening

Posted on March 7, 2017 by by KRFP

Idaho Transportation Department Region 2 Project Manager Ken Helm Gives Moscow Council Update Building 4-Lane Highway on Paradise Ridge
Dworshak Must Release More Water this Spring
Journalists will go to Jail Soon for Doing their Job: Longtime Journalist Address the Fake News Phenomenon at UI Renfrew Colloquium Talk
Sherri Ybarra’s Northern Idaho School Collaboration Pilot Program Survives House Vote, Heads to Senate

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