Anthony Kuipers

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Anthony Kuipers

Jun. 21—MOSCOW — It may not be a summer camp in the traditional sense, but the University of Idaho's summer Robotics Coding Camp is helping local students learn skills that can help them in the future. Regional middle and high school students spent a week on the Moscow campus learning about computer programming and engineering. The students typed and clicked away at their computers mastering skills many people don't learn until they are older.

1 week ago | lmtribune.com | Anthony Kuipers

MOSCOW — It may not be a summer camp in the traditional sense, but the University of Idaho’s summer Robotics Coding Camp is helping local students learn skills that can help them in the future. Regional middle and high school students spent a week on the Moscow campus learning about computer programming and engineering. The students typed and clicked away at their computers mastering skills many people don’t learn until they are older.

1 week ago | lmtribune.com | Anthony Kuipers

MOSCOW — The organizers behind this year’s annual Juneteenth celebration decided to hold the event in Moscow as a response to Idaho’s dismantling of diversity, equity and inclusion programs. More than a hundred people attended the event held Thursday in Moscow’s Friendship Square.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Anthony Kuipers

Jun. 19—Ada County District Judge Steven Hippler said Wednesday that the Bryan Kohberger trial is likely to start in August as scheduled. Hippler heard arguments from the murder suspect's attorney Anne Taylor regarding her motion to delay the trial. Taylor argued Kohberger's constitutional rights would be violated if the trial begins in two months. Hippler also heard counterarguments from Josh Hurwit, a special deputy prosecuting attorney.

1 week ago | idahostatesman.com | Anthony Kuipers

MOSCOW - An elected official is asking the Latah County Commissioners to be more transparent about the changes happening to the Latah County jail. Latah County Treasurer BJ Swanson attended a commissioner's meeting Tuesday and requested that future plans for the jail are paused until a public meeting is held so residents can learn more about the issue. The Latah County Sheriff's Office announced June 10 that the jail will transition into a court holding facility by Oct. 1.