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The city of Moscow is looking to put a dent in the more than $40,000 it loses each year in unpaid utility bills by tenants and in the staff time

The Moscow Area Mountain Bike Association and Latah County Parks and Recreation are asking the city of Moscow for permission to construct a mountain bike trail at Virgil Phillips Farm

After lengthy discussion Tuesday night, the Moscow City Council unanimously approved an ordinance that does not exempt activities such as speech, assembly and religious activity from public health emergency orders

After lengthy discussion Tuesday night, the Moscow City Council unanimously approved an ordinance that does not exempt activities such as speech, assembly and religious activity from public health emergency orders

Activities like speech, assembly and religious activity would not be exempt from public health emergency orders under Moscow city code if the city council approves the proposed code change at

When Tara VanDerveer applied for the head-coaching job in women’s basketball at the University of Idaho in 1978, her official credentials were thin. She’d never run her own program at any level, and she’d landed her first paid assistant’s position just two years earlier. She was 24. More Headlines

A legal oversight has forced the City of Moscow to drop misdemeanor charges for alleged pandemic violations against 5 Moscow residents. Former Latah County Commissioner candidate Gabriel Rench, Jesse Broussard, Tyler Marines, and Sean and Rachel Bohnet were charged with misdemeanors stemming from the September 23 rd psalm sing.  The gathering to sing outside Moscow City Hall was promoted by Christ Church.  They were charged with misdemeanors for allegedly violating the city’s emergency orde...

The Moscow Legal Department has asked the Latah County Magistrate Court to dismiss misdemeanor charges issued against five people for allegedly violating the city’s face mask/social distancing order and resisting