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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 – Tue., Apr 11, 2023 – UI Recycling

Posted on April 11, 2023 by by KRFP

UI to Relaunch Campus Recycling; Agreement with City Pending.
Wolf Pack on Mount Spokane.
Protest in Pullman over Industrial Rezone Proposal.
Rock Thrower Accidentally Breaks Water Main in Pullman.
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Tags: City of Moscow, City of Pullman, Mount Spokane, Police, Port of Whitman, Pullman, Recycling, Spokane County Sheriffs Dept., Tim Davis, University of Idaho, Water, Wolves, zoning

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 – 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 – Mon., Oct 31, 2022 – Idaho Lt. Gov Candidates

Posted on October 31, 2022 by by KRFP

Idaho Lieutenant Governor Candidates Scott Bedke and Terri Pickens-Manweiler Face Off in TV Debate.
Idaho Secretary of State’s Office Launches Election Misinformation Reporting Tool.
WildEarth Guardians and Project Coyote Sue Montana Over Wolf Hunting Rules.
Washington Governor Jay Inslee and Lawmakers Announce Abortion Sanctuary for Next Session.
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Tags: abortion, Elections, Endangered Species, Environment, Hunting, Idaho Legislature, Jay Inslee, Montana, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Commission, Project Coyote, Scott Bedke, Tarra Simmons, Terri Pickens Manweiler, WildEarth Guardians, Wildlife, Wolves

Evening Report – Tue., Oct 11, 2022 – Tom Lamar & Tim Gresback candidate interviews

Posted on October 12, 2022 by by KRFP

Interviews with Latah Co. Commission Candidate Tom Lamar & Idaho House Seat 6B Candidate Tim Gresback.
WSU Researchers Find Key Protein Related to Rheumatoid Arthritis Inflammation.
Police Find 6 Wolves Poisoned in Stevens Co. in February, Washington Fish and Wildlife Dept. Delays Announcement for 9 Months.
UI Frat Structure Collapses, Injuring 4.
UI Gets $2 Million for WWAMI School.
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Tags: Arthritis, Elections, Fraternities, Health, Idaho Legislature, Latah County, Phi Kappa Tau, Tim Gresback, Tom Lamar, Wildlife, Wolves, WSU, WWAMI

Evening Report – Fri., Oct 7, 2022 – LOWV District 6 Legislature Candidates Forum

Posted on October 8, 2022 by by KRFP

Moscow League of Women Voters Candidates Forum for District 6 Legislative Candidates.
Buffalo Field Campaign Makes Stop in Moscow.
Idaho Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Planned Parenthood Abortion Case.
Forest Service Taking Comments on 1200 Mile Pacific Northwest Scenic Trail.
Washington Fish and Wildlife Dept. Contemplates Killing More Wolves in Stevens County after a Botched Helicopter Attack on Wolves that killed the Wrong Wolf.
Local Dressmaker Goes Viral on Tiktok with Account of Moscow Joanne Fabrics Employee Lecturing Against Her Son’s Purchase of Material for Dress.
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Tags: abortion, Bison, Brandon Mitchell, Buffalo Field Campaign, Dan Foreman, David Nelson, Elections, Environment, Helicopter, Hunting, Idaho Supreme Court, James Hartley, Joanne Fabrics, League of Women Voters, Lori McCanne, Pacific Northwest Scenic Trail, Patricia Carter-Goodheart, Piper Phillips, Planned Parenthood, recreation, Stevens County, Tiktok, Tim Gresback, USFS, Washington Fish and Wildlife Dept., Wildlife, Wolves

Evening Report – Mon., Aug 29, 2022 – Special Session Co-Sponsors

Posted on August 29, 2022 by by KRFP

Gov. Brad Little has Lined up Majority of House, Senate, plus Taxation Committees as Co-Sponsors of His Single Special Session Bill.
Boise State University Political Science Professors Sexist Comments Cause Firestorm Behind the Scenes, But BSU Is Mostly Silent.
Federal Magistrate Declines to Issue an Injunction Against Idaho’s Wolf Killing Law Targeting 90% of State’s Estimated 1500 Wolves.
Gov. Jay Inslee Announces Washington Will Follow California’s Lead and Require Virtually All New Car Sales to by Electric, Hybrid or Hydrogen by 2035.
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Tags: Brad Little, BSU, Candy Dale, Climate, Climate Change, Education, Electric Cars, Hunting, Idaho Fish and Game, Idaho Legislature, Income Tax, Marlene Tromp, Scott Yenor, Special Session, Taxes, Transportation, Wildlife, Wolves

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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 – Tue., Apr 11, 2023 – UI Recycling

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

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

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Evening Report – Mon., Oct 31, 2022 – Idaho Lt. Gov Candidates

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Evening Report – Tue., Oct 11, 2022 – Tom Lamar & Tim Gresback candidate interviews

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Evening Report – Fri., Oct 7, 2022 – LOWV District 6 Legislature Candidates Forum

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