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Evening Report – Tue., May 16, 2023 – Washington Legislative Special Session on Drug Possession

Posted on May 16, 2023 by by KRFP

Washington Legislative Leaders Reach Tentative Deal on Replacement Drug Possession Law.
Moscow Council Updates Board of Adjustment Appeals Ordinance.
State Board of Education Approves 5% Tuition Increase Requests for Idaho Universities, LCSC Gets 5.6% Tuition Increase.
Idaho Fish and Game Commission Approves Plan to Reduce Wolf Populations to 350.
Voters at Polls in Latah County Library District Races, Plus Levies Around the State.
Lack of Public Defenders Ongoing Problem in Washington.
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Tags: Board of Adjustment, BSU, City of Moscow, Education, Elections, Idaho Fish and Game, Idaho State University, Latah County, LCSC, Libraries, SBOE, University of Idaho, Washington Legislature, Wildlife, Wolves

Evening Report – Fri., May 5, 2023 – Roadless Areas for Endangered Species / Farmers Market

Posted on May 5, 2023 by by KRFP

Attorney Katie Bilodeau Speaks on Roadless Areas Importance to Wolves and Grizzlies.
City Public Events Manager Amanda Argona on Moscow Farmers Market.
Idaho Can’t Measure Student’s Mental Health after Complaints from Right Wing Legislators Leads to State’s Non-participation in Annual CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
University of Idaho Looking to Build Student, Faculty Housing Between West 6th Street and Sweet Avenue.
St. Lukes Health Systems Files Motion of Contempt Against Ammon Bundy Associate Diego Rodriguez Saying Rodriguez Continues to Dox, Slander and Threaten Health Care Workers.
Gov. Inslee Signs Slew of Bills to Transition to Clean Energy.
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Tags: Amanda Argona, Centers for Disease Control, Education, Environment, Farmers Market, Grizzlies, Housing, Idaho Legislature, Jay Inslee, Katie Bilodeau, Mental Health, Renewable Energy, Sherri Ybarra, St. Luke's Health Systems, State of Washington, University of Idaho, Wildlife, Wolves, Youth Risk Behavior Study

Evening Report – Fri., Apr 14, 2023 – Haverstick and Gudgell on Grizzly and Wolf Recovery

Posted on April 14, 2023 by by KRFP

Brett Haverstick of Wilderness Watch and International Wildlife Co-Existence Network Policy and Tribal Coordinator Dallas Gudgell speak to the Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment Wolf-Grizzly Summit.
Legislature Reduced 4-Year Colleges Capital Projects.
Bomb Threats Close Schools and Cause Lockdowns in Eastern Washington Schools Wednesday.
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Tags: Bomb Threat, Brett Haverstick, Dallas Gudgell, Education, Environment, Grizzlies, Idaho Legislature, Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment, University of Idaho, Wildlife, Wolves

Evening Report – Mon., Apr 10, 2023 – Wolf Grizzly Summit

Posted on April 10, 2023 by by KRFP

Information and Calls to Action at Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment’s Wolf Grizzly Summit.
New ‘Abortion Trafficking’ Law Lands Harshly on Abused Teens.
Census Says Whitman County the Fastest Growing in Nation in 2022, Rebounds with 10.1% Population Gain After Losing 9.6% in 2021. Remote Pandemic Learning at WSU a Factor.
Covid Treatment and Vaccine Progress the Reason Gov. Little Signed Idaho’s Ban on Vaccine Requirements for Workplaces and Venues.
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Tags: abortion, Census, Child Abuse, Corona Virus, Environment, Grizzlies, Health, Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment, Rape, Vaccinations, Whitman County, Wildlife, Wolves, WSU

Evening Report – Thu., Mar 2, 2023 – Book Banning / Drag Banning / God Motto

Posted on March 2, 2023 by by KRFP

House Committee Passes Bill Restricting Most Drag Performances in Idaho.
Idaho Lawmakers Keep Two Library Book Banning Bills in Committee.
Idaho House Votes to Require Schools and Colleges to Post “In God We Trust.”
Former State Senate Leader Lisa Brown Announces Run for Spokane Mayor.
Inslee Appoints 2 Biologists to Fish & Wildlife Commission.
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Tags: Book Banning, Drag, Education, Idaho Legislature, Jay Inslee, Libraries, Lisa Brown, Religion, Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, Wildlife

Evening Report – Tue., Jan 31, 2023 – Education “Savings Accounts”

Posted on January 31, 2023 by by KRFP

Senator Tammy Nichols of Middleton Introduces Education Savings Account Bill That Would Allow Tax Money to be Used for Religious Indoctrination.
Anti-Blaine Amendment Senator Brian Lenny Writes Children’s Books with titles “Why Feminism is So Silly: A Guide for Kids,” and “Why Everyone Needs an AR-15: A Guide for Kids”.
Idaho House Passes Rep. Bruce Skaug’s Bill Banning Sanctuary Cities for Anything Deemed a Felony, Including Abortion.
Idaho Fish and Game Says Wolf Population Down 13%.
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Tags: abortion, Brian Lenny, Bruce Skaug, Children, Education, Education Savings Accounts, Environment, Feminism, Guns, Idaho Fish and Game, Idaho Legislature, Lauren Necochea, Religion, Tammy Nichols, Wildlife

Evening Report – Mon., Jan 2, 2023 – Kohberger Studied Serial Killer Psychology

Posted on January 2, 2023 by by KRFP

Bryan Kohberger’s Family Says Don’t Presume Guilt.
Court-Appointed Attorney Says Kohberger Will Waive Extradition Hearing.
Kohberger Studied Criminal Psychology Under Serial Killer Expert While Earning Masters at DeSales University.
Fellow Criminal Justice & Criminology Students at WSU Where Kohberger Was PhD Candidate Tell of Awkward, but Outgoing Person.
Trout in Oregon Adjust to Rapid Increase in Stream Temperature.

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Tags: Bryan Kohberger, Crime, Criminal Justice, DeSales University, Environment, Fish, Katherine Ramsland, Oregon, Oregon State University, Trout, Wildlife, WSU

Evening Report – Mon., Dec 12, 2022 – “Psychic” Accuses UI Professor / North Idaho College Outrage

Posted on December 12, 2022 by by KRFP

Moscow Police Captain Roger Lanier Gives Extended Update on Quadruple Murder Investigation.
Woman Claiming to be Psychic Tells Names UI Professor as Involved in Murder to 90,000 Tic Toc Followers, Causing Harassment & Threats.
Moose Seen for the First Time Ever in Southwestern Washington.
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Tags: Art Macomber, Brad Corkill, Crime, Education, Environment, Ethan Chapin, Gregory McKenzie, Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Michael Sebaaly, Michael Waggoner, Moose, Moscow Police, Mt. Ranier National Park, National Park Service, Nick Swayne, North Idaho College, Police, Roger Lanier, Stabbing, Tarie Zimmerman, Todd Banducci, Wildlife, Xana Kernodle

Evening Report – Wed., Nov 30, 2022 – Winter Driving

Posted on November 30, 2022 by by KRFP

Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson says Slow Down after 60 Accidents in Pullman Area During Monday’s Prelude to Today’s Winter Storm.
Moscow Police Have Ruled Out Connection to Person on Bike Path Flashing a Knife in September and the Recent Quadruple Murders.
United Against Hate Event Draws 200 People to Coeur d’Alene Casino in Worley in Mid-November.
Environmentalists Sue Federal Government over Lack of Nationwide Wolf Recovery Plan.
Contentious Election Certification in Spokane County.
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Tags: Coeur d'Alene Casino, Crime, Education, Elections, Endangered Species, Endangered Species Act, Glenn Johnson, Hate Crime, Josh Hurwit, Patriot Front, Pullman, Racism, Spokane County, Stabbing, Traffic, University of Idaho, Weather, Wildlife, Wolves, Worley

Evening Report – Tue., Nov 15, 2022 – UI Students Killed by Stabbing

Posted on November 15, 2022 by by KRFP

Police Say 4 Murdered UI Students Killed by Stabbing.
UI Students Leaving Early for Thanksgiving Break, Vigil Postponed.
UI Professors Discuss Midterm Elections.
Idaho School Boards Association Passes Resolution Opposing Vouchers.
Lewiston City Council Approves Resolution Opposing Dam Breaching.
Oregon Voters Pass Gun Control Measure, Constitutional Amendment Guaranteeing Affordable Health Care as Human Right.
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Tags: Art Bettge, Catherine Mabutt, Crime, Dam Breaching, Dams, Education, Elections, Environment, Firearms, Gun Control, Health, Idaho School Boards Association, Initiatives, lewiston, Moscow Police, Oregon, Oregon Constitution, Police, Salmon, Stabbing, University of Idaho, Vouchers, Wildlife

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Evening Report – Tue., May 16, 2023 – Washington Legislative Special Session on Drug Possession

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Evening Report – Fri., May 5, 2023 – Roadless Areas for Endangered Species / Farmers Market

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Evening Report – Fri., Apr 14, 2023 – Haverstick and Gudgell on Grizzly and Wolf Recovery

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Evening Report – Mon., Apr 10, 2023 – Wolf Grizzly Summit

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Evening Report – Thu., Mar 2, 2023 – Book Banning / Drag Banning / God Motto

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Evening Report – Tue., Jan 31, 2023 – Education “Savings Accounts”

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Evening Report – Mon., Jan 2, 2023 – Kohberger Studied Serial Killer Psychology

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Evening Report – Mon., Dec 12, 2022 – “Psychic” Accuses UI Professor / North Idaho College Outrage

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Evening Report – Wed., Nov 30, 2022 – Winter Driving

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