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Russell said he planned to work 33 years and then leave the service for retirement and that he never had a desire to go anywhere else. During his 30 years and six months with the department, he moved up through the ranks.
Last week amid the crazed first Monday night production of 2021, I decided to refresh the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association’s Keystone Media Awards webpage.
Read the full transcript below: GEORGE PRENTICE: It is Morning Edition on Boise State Public Radio News. Good morning. I'm George Prentice. The chief is here. Ryan Lee is the Chief of Police for the City of Boise. Chief Lee, good morning. RYAN LEE: Morning, sir. How are you? PRENTICE: I am well… thank you. I'd like to start with some updates on a few items making news this week: up top, there is a proposal at the Idaho Legislature this year that would prevent protests at private homes. It has passed out of committee and it has gotten support from a number of law enforcement entities in Idah...
Posted: Feb 19, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 19 A piece of pipe is installed near Edmonton as part of constructing the Trans Mountain expansion project. The federal government owns the pipeline, but is in talks with Indigenous communities about a possible equity stake in the oil export pipeline.(CBC) Federal Department of Finance officials are taking the next step to prepare for a potential sale of the Trans Mountain pipeline to Indigenous groups, including bringing in consultants to advance talks and provide financial analysis of the project. The process began almost two years ag...
Boise Police Chief Lee says local law enforcement doesn't have any info on any 'planned criminal acts' With state capitols across the United States bracing for the worst in the coming days, Chief Lee said Boise PD and ISP will be increasing patrols in downtown Boise. Credit: Logan Schenk/KTVB Boise Mayor Lauren McLean condemned the actions of counter-protestors, who she says are at fault for the fights and volatility that broke out at Tuesday night's rally outside City Hall. Author: KTVB Staff Updated: 8:47 PM MST January 15, 2021 BOISE, Idaho — On Friday, Bo...