- Pullman Council Hears Presentation on Public Works Budget.
- Idaho Smashes Last Saturday’s Record with 1693 New Coronavirus Cases in Single Day, 19 New Deaths.
- Moscow Committee Recommends Streetlight Maintenance Agreement.
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Evening Report – Wed., Nov 11, 2020 – Pullman Public Works
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Tags: Bill Belknap, City of Moscow, City of Pullman, Corona Virus, Health, ITD, Kevin Gardes, State of Idaho, Streetlights, Transportation, US 95
Tags: Bill Belknap, City of Moscow, City of Pullman, Corona Virus, Health, ITD, Kevin Gardes, State of Idaho, Streetlights, Transportation, US 95
Evening Report – Mon., Jul 27, 2020 – Portland Seattle Spokane Protests
- Friday was Career Night at Portland Black Lives Matter Protests.
- Seattle Police Use Munitions and Gas after Protesters Torch Youth Jail Construction Site Trailer.
- Spokane Protest Against Police Killology Program.
- US Fish & Wildlife Service Proposes 65 Square Miles Slickspot Peppergrass Critical Habitat in Southwestern Idaho.
- Health Officials Concerned about Covid-19 Spikes in Eastern Washington.
- US Highway 95 Single Lane Reopening South of Riggins.
- more.
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Evening Report – Wed., Mar 25, 2020 – Idaho Extreme Emergency
- Idaho Governor Brad Little Issues Extreme Emergency Declaration and Stay-At-Home Order for Entire State for 21 Days.
- Nez Perce County has First Confirmed Corona Virus Case.
- Little Issues First Veto of Legislative Bill for the Year.
- Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert Issues Additional Public Health Emergency Order Closing Gyms Salons, Tattoo Parlors, and others. Playground Equipment Now Off Limits.
- more.
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Tags: Bill Lambert, Brad Little, City of Moscow, Corona, Health, Idaho Legislature, Nez Perce County, State of Idaho, Transportation
Tags: Bill Lambert, Brad Little, City of Moscow, Corona, Health, Idaho Legislature, Nez Perce County, State of Idaho, Transportation
Evening Report – Thu., Feb 27, 2020 – Trans Athlete Debate
- House Floor Debate Excerpts on Bill to Ban Female Trans Athletes from Competing in Girls’ or Women’s Sports.
- UI Faculty Union Strongly Opposes Presidents Green’s Outsourcing Proposal for Facilities.
- Idaho Transportation Investment Bill Dead.
- Idaho House Education Committee Approves Gov. Little’s Teacher Career Ladder Extension.
- Whitman County Sheriff’s Department Gets Military M-RAP Vehicle.
- more.
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Evening Report – Wed., Feb 19, 2020 – Ambulance Questions
- Private Ambulance Company Operators Ask More Questions about Moscow Volunteer Ambulance Division.
- Moscow Council Approves Grant Request to Replace E. 6th Street Bridge Over Paradise Creek Damaged by 2019 Flooding.
- Idaho Gov. Brad Little Defends His Social and Emotional Learning Proposal Against Criticism; Says He’s “Not a Big Discrimination Guy” when Asked about Legislation Targeting Transgender People.
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Tags: 6th Street, Ambulance, Brad Little, Bridges, City of Moscow, Education, Health, Idaho Legislature, Transgender, Transportation
Tags: 6th Street, Ambulance, Brad Little, Bridges, City of Moscow, Education, Health, Idaho Legislature, Transgender, Transportation
Evening Report – Fri., Feb 14, 2020 – 5G / Border Patrol & Greyhound
- Border Patrol Memo Contradicts Greyhound Assertions They Cannot Decline Agent Sweeps on Their Buses.
- Moscow Planning & Zoning Commission Discusses 5G Deployment.
- Oregon Regulators Issue Notice of Violation to Arlington Landfill for Importing 2 Million Pounds of Radioactive Fracking Waste.
- Idaho State Board of Education Opposes Any Legislation Further Restricting Local Property Tax Collection.
- Measures in Idaho Legislature to Impose Further Hurdles on Initiatives, End Fish & Game Commission Bipartisan Makeup.
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Evening Report – Thu., Feb 13, 2020 – Affirmative Action
- Idaho House Committee Passes Rep. Heather Scott’s Bill Banning Affirmative Action in Certain Hiring & Contracts.
- Moscow Planning & Zoning Commission Member Encourages Going Slowly on 5G Ordinance.
- Washington Senate Passes Law Allowing Bikes to Come to “Rolling Stops” at Stop Signs Legally.
- House Passes Bill Which Would Force Boise to Have District City Council Constituencies and Elections Instead of At-Large Elections.
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Tags: 5G, Affirmative Action, bicycles, Boise, City of Moscow, Elections, Health, Heather Scott, Human Rights, Idaho Legislature, Racism, Telecommunications, Traffic, Transportation, zoning
Tags: 5G, Affirmative Action, bicycles, Boise, City of Moscow, Elections, Health, Heather Scott, Human Rights, Idaho Legislature, Racism, Telecommunications, Traffic, Transportation, zoning
Evening Report – Tue., Jan 28, 2020 – Ped/Bike Underpass
- Moscow to Apply for Grant to Build $1 Million Bike / Pedestrian Underpass at South Couplet of US 95 and Troy Highway.
- Idaho Correction Department Director Says New Contract to Send Idaho Prisoners to Colorado is Temporary Solution.
- Governor Little Appoints Rev. Tim Remington to Replace Republican Rep. John Green in Legislature.
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Evening Report – Mon., Jan 13, 2020 – WA Privacy Bill
- 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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Tags: 'A' Street, City of Moscow, Facial Recognition, Grocery Tax, Pedestrians, Privacy, Sales Tax, Taxes, Traffic, Transportation, Washington Legislature
Tags: 'A' Street, City of Moscow, Facial Recognition, Grocery Tax, Pedestrians, Privacy, Sales Tax, Taxes, Traffic, Transportation, Washington Legislature
