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David Folkenflik, NPR’s media correspondent, is the 2026 Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium keynote speaker. This event will be held on Monday, April 13, at 5 p.m. in the Menard Law Building courtroom on the University of Idaho campus. Doors will open […]
On Thursday, March 26, Gov. Brad Little signed into effect a bill that will ban the publishing or release of all photos displaying the deceased by government agencies in Idaho. Senate Bill 1250 will be […]
The University of Idaho purchased 20 acres of land on Jackson Street with the goal of dedicating it to a “Legacy Crossing”’ in an effort to foster the connection between the UI campus and Moscow […]
On the morning of Dec. 21, 2025, six University of Idaho fraternities were burglarized by four Moscow residents. Each of the men involved have now been individually sentenced. The perpetrators include UI freshmen Grant Abendroth, Aidan […]
The Jackson Street property where Silos and Social currently sits has been purchased by the University of Idaho as part of a plan to connect downtown Moscow with the university campus via a ‘Legacy Crossing.’ According to an […]
On Friday, March 6, the Idaho House passed a bill that would require all local law enforcement in the state to apply for a partnership with ICE through the nationwide 287(g) […]
Three of the four men who burglarized six University of Idaho fraternities in December have been officially sentenced by the Latah County Magistrate Court. The individual trials for perpetrators Grant Abendroth, Traiden Cummings, Aidan […]
Each year, the City of Moscow and the Moscow Arts Commission host a contest for regional artists as they search for three-dimensional pieces to be displayed in a one-year installation amongst the sculpture garden, which […]
Douglas Wilson, a self-proclaimed Christian nationalist and the senior pastor of Christ Church, was introduced at the Pentagon last week by U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. As a chosen speaker for […]
Two months after six University of Idaho fraternities were burglarized, the four offenders are beginning their individual pleas and sentences. As of Feb. 25, Latah County District Court has published the sentencing for one perpetrator, who will serve community service and probation. […]