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TikTok Teaching Increases Professor’s Educational Impact
PULLMAN – Christopher Clarke loves putting animations of his disembodied head (and impressive beard) above images of charts and data. Clarke, an assistant professor in Washington State University’s School of Economic Sciences, makes TikTok videos that explain real-world issues to
Moscow Police Logs for Monday, October 17
22-M08967 Suspicious Person/Circumstance Incident Address: 600 blk HATHAWAY ST MOSCOW ID 83843 Disposition: ACT Time Reported: 00:20 Cad Comments: Complaint of suspicious writing found in house. Officers responded. No report. —————————————————– 22-M08968 Noise Complaint Incident Address: SOUTHVIEW
Learn More About Why Terri Picken Manweiler is Running for Lieutenant Governor.
LEWISTON – Terri Pickens Manweiler is running for Lieutenant Governor to bring a balanced voice to Idaho. As a registered republican until 2016, Pickens Manweiler explained she understands firsthand that Idaho has veered too far to the
Americans cut Back on Groceries Because of Inflation
(The Center Square) – Newly released polling data shows that inflation is causing most Americans to cut back at the grocery store. Morning Consult released the survey results, which showed that 82% of American shoppers report trying to
Death Notices for Tuesday, October 18
Denis Jain Denis Jain, of Moscow, died Saturday, Oct. 15, 2022, at 90 in Aspen Park of Cascadia in Moscow. Short’s Funeral Chapel of Moscow is in charge of arrangements. John J. Berney John J. Berney, of
Boise Man Sentenced to 30 Years for Producing Child Pornography
BOISE – Zane Beckman, 29, of Boise, was sentenced to 360 months in federal prison for producing child pornography, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit announced today. According to court records, the investigation began in April of 2020, when the
License Fraud is far too Common, and the Public can help Fish and Game Detect and Reduce its Occurrence
A recent survey asked Idaho sportsmen and women what they viewed as the most severe and egregious wildlife violations – from fishing without a license, to spotlighting, to killing wildlife outside of legal seasons and more. One
Polls Show gas Prices are top Concern for Midterm Voters with Increase Looming
(The Center Square) — New polling shows that gas prices are a top concern for voters these midterms as those prices are poised to rise in the coming weeks. Convention of States Action, along with Trafalgar Group,
Largest Freshman Class in Recorded History Contributes to Increased Enrollment
MOSCOW — The freshman class entering the University of Idaho this fall is the largest in the recorded history of the university — up 17.8% — and contributes to an overall 1.8% total increase in enrollment. First-year students from