Wednesday, August 20 First Part of Draft Strategic Economic Plan for Moscow Completed, Group Sues to Put Pika on Endangered Species List, No Talks Scheduled in Potlatch Strike, Gregoire & Rossi Will Head to November Ballot
Tuesday, August 19 Idaho Inmate Commits Suicide in Texas, Moscow Council Approves FY 2009 Budget and Improvements to 'D' Street, also Votes to Not Accept Southeast Moscow Sewer District Assets, James Leonard Pleads Not Guilty to 2nd Degree Murder
Monday, August 18 Five More Tax Commission Auditors Call for Investigation of Corporate Tax Deals, Idaho Conservation League and Canadian Mining Company Sign Deal Guaranteeing Clean-Up of Planned Cobalt Mine Near Salmon, Democrats Don't Have Candidates in 39 Idaho Legislative Races, Avista Will Apply for 14.2% Natural Gas Rate Increase
Friday, August 15 Special: UI Multi-Culturalism Presentation
Thursday, August 14 Senator Schroeder Wants to Fight UI Law School Branch in Boise, Idaho Financial Management Division Predicts Weak Economy for Next 3 Years, NOAA Fisheries May have to Ban Pesticides that Jeopardize Salmon, Montana Warns about Asbestos from Bozeman Area
Wednesday, August 13 Federal Judge in Wyoming Throws Permanent Injunction at Clinton Roadless Rule, Company Plans to Push Forward with Nuke Plant Plan in Southwestern Idaho, Moscow Comprehensive Plan Process Slows Down
Tuesday, August 12 City Council Member Want Attorney General Opinion on Dept. of Water Quality's Requirement that Municipal Water Can Only be Sold Across State Lines to Another Goverment, County Budget Ready, Bush Proposes Major Changes to Endangered Species Act Rules Eliminating Biological Consulting with Wildlife Agencies, Lt. Gov. Jim Risch Visits Moscow to Campaign for U.S. Senate
Monday, August 11 Canadian Company has Applied for Permits for an Open Pit Feldspar and Quartz Fine Near Bovill, Idaho Ed Department Says 15 Schools have not Made Significant Progress on 'No Child Left Behind' Standards in 7 Years, Field Burning Begins on Couer d'Alene Reservation, Moscow to Re-route Part of Bike Path
Friday, August 8 Special: Public Hearing on Moscow City Budget for Fiscal Year 2009
Thursday, August 7 Idaho Democrats Want Federal Election Commission to Investigate Risch Campaign Finances, Gregoire Calls Ad Supporting Her Opponent 'Racist', Fish & Game Regional Manager Demoted for Writing Letter to the Editor saying Wind Farm will Harm Wildlife
Wednesday, August 6 Latah Economic Development Council Hears From Panel on Proposed City & Urban Renewal Agency Economic Development Director, No Charges Against Woman who Killed an Intoxicated Man Lying in Moscow Bar Parking Lot, Potlatch Workers in Lewiston Strike
Tuesday, August 5 Lewiston Potlatch Workers to Vote on Strike Tonight, Moscow Council Gives Preliminary Approval to $55.5 Million Budget, Wildlife Scientists Bush Logging Plan will Harm Spotted Owl Habitat
Monday, August 4 Council to Hold Public Hearing on FY 2009 Budget, UI Researcher Who Lived in Moscow 14 Years Faces Deportation, Public Comments Sought on Heavy Metals Site at Cataldo
Friday, August 1 Special: City Council Discusses How to Go About Negotiating an Agreement with Whitman County to Allow Moscow to Sell Water to Hawkins Companies, Pt. 2
Thursday, July 31 EPA Signs Off on Idaho Field Burning Agreement, Ozone in Boise Surpasses Fed Levels That May Trigger EPA Regulations, There's Disagreement on Using Alturas Business Park Revenue for Legacy Crossing
Wednesday, July 30 Avista Proposes Even More Rate Increases for Northern Idaho, Moscow School District will Switch to Voice Over Internet Phones, Details Revealed on Idaho Transportation Department Process Resulting in $240 Million Annual Highway Shortfall Number, Montana Democrats Split on Reducing Drinking Age to 18
Tuesday, July 29 UI Faculty Retirees Sue Over Removal of Health Insurance Premiums, Moscow Likely to Go Along with EPA Phase II Stormwater Listing, Ken Starr Addresses 9th Circuit Judicial Conference in Sun Valley as Judges Discuss Court Business
Monday, July 28 University of Idaho Presidential Search to Cost at Least $90K, Latah Commissioners Won't Pursue a Local Option Tax to Pay for a Joint Law Enforcement Center, "World's Largest" Wind Farm to Be Build in N.E. Oregon
Friday, July 25 Special: City Council Discusses How to Go About Negotiating an Agreement with Whitman County to Allow Moscow to Sell Water to Hawkins Companies
Thursday, July 24 Coalition of Western States Comes Together to Reduce Greenhouse Gases, Judge Finds Duncan Mentally Competent to Face Death Penalty Hearing, University of Idaho Retirees Move Toward Class Action Suit
Wednesday, July 23 Silver Valley's Sunshine Mine Sold, Wyoming Governor Wants to Know if State Can Pay Ranchers for Wolf Predation after Federal Judge puts Predator Back on Endangered Species List, Forest Service Wins $102 Million in Landmark Case Against Fire-Starting Railroad
Tuesday, July 22 Moscow Council Says Hawkins Should Pay 2 1/2 Times Commercial Water Rate, Council Re-Zones Part of South Almon as Residential/Office, Park Service Proposes Hanford Reactor as Historic Landmark, First Wolf Pack in a Century Located in Oregon
Monday, July 21 National Democratic Organizations Reserving TV Time for First District Race, Wolves Back on Endangered List, Hawkins Begins Drilling for Water on Stateline
Friday, July 18 Special: Mayor Nancy Chaney Talks About Proposed 2009 City Budget, UI Presentation to Chamber on Evolution 2009 Conference to be Held Next June
Thursday, July 17 Nez Perce Tribe & State Sign Gaming Compact allowing Lottery Ticket Sales, Pullman Shelves Proposed Stormwater Fee, Duncan Attorney Says Client Incompetant, Seattle Police Sieze Medical Records at Medical Marijuana Office
Wednesday, July 16 Moscow Council Approves Preliminary 2009 Budget with 3 New Positions, UI to Host Major International Evolution Conference Next Summer, Newmont Mining Co. Joins Two Others in Liability for Uranium Mine Pollution North of Spokane
Tuesday, July 15 Moscow Council Members Back Economic Development Director, BLM Reverses Moratorium on Solar Generation, Report Alleges Substandard Conditions and Lack of Due Process at Tacoma ICE Facility
Monday, July 14 Moscow Committee Declines to Regulate Smoke, New St. Andrews will not Hold Trinity Festival this Year, Whitman County Commissioner Says Slowing Economy Delaying Hawkins Development
Friday, July 11 Special: Attorney David Nevin on the Sami al-Hussayyen Trial Part 3
Thursday, July 10 Man Killed by Hit & Run was Laying Down in Parking Lot When Hit, Nez Perce Tribal Members Report Incident where Racists Drove Into Campground at High Rate of Speed, Planning & Zoning Commission Approves Plats and Appoints Member to Committee for Urban Renewal District Overlay Zone
Wednesday, July 9 Moscow Man Killed in Hit & Run, Environmental Groups Sue Feds to Protect Wolvorine, US Fish & Wildlife Designates More Kootenai Sturgeon Habitat in Near Bonners Ferry
Tuesday, July 8 Whitman Commissioner Says Hawkins State-Line Construction to be Delayed because of Moscow Concerns, Washington Parties Still Trying to Throw Out Run-Off Primary System, WSU Sued Over Water Rights Consolidation, Losing Bidder Objects When Moscow Council Approves $5.8 Million Water Treatment Plant Improvement Bid
Monday, July 7 Moscow Police Looking for Home Invader, $14,000 Spent on President White's Goodbye Party, US Attorney for Eastern Washington says he Won't Release Names of Diploma Mill Customers
Friday, July 4 Special: Attorney David Nevin on the Sami al-Hussayyen Trial Part 2
Thursday, July 3 Idaho Unemployment Increases for 4th Consecutive Month, Planning & Zoning Commission to Consider Changing Home Occupation Business Rules, South Almon Re-Zone not on Monday's City Council Agenda, Comment Period on Bringing Loaded Guns into National Parks and Wildlife Refuges Extended by 30 Days
Wednesday, July 2 Idaho Transportation Department Announces Moscow Renovation Plans for US 95 North and State Highway 8, Finalists for 2nd District Judge Announced, Assistance In Dying Initiative Likely has Enough Signatures in Washington, Spokane Anti-Police Brutality Protesters Plan to March to Riverfront Park Again this Year on July 4th
Tuesday, July 1 State and Feds Agree on INL Clean-Up Plan, Washington Dept. of Health Releases Draft Medical Marijuana Possession Plan, Nez Perce Commissioners Approve Feasability Study for Regional 5-County Landfill, Giant Montana Land Conservation Deal Signed |
