The Morning Report

UI fraternity freshman moved to campus housing for allegedly breaking school COVID-19 protocols; Moscow man faces six felony charges in Nez Perce County; 72 positive COVID-19 cases reported on the Palouse Tuesday

FARE food and beverage industry group advocates for small businesses; UI's Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival to be all online; 21 new COVID-19 cases on the Palouse

Pullman Police Chief says department will begin enforcing health and safety orders; Idaho Gov. Brad Little sets boundaries around special legislative session; UI's in-house COVID-19 lab is up and running

Pullman PD approved for new contract for body cameras, in-car cameras and tasers; Palouse homes 'a sellers market';  eight new cases of COVID-19 in Latah County

Moscow Police to be outfitted with body cameras, WSU cleared of impropriety in separation from former provost, 13 new cases of COVID-19 in Latah County

No COVID-19 in local county jails, Moscow considering becoming a "bee city", UI reports 34 positive COVID-19 tests among students, faculty, staff

Garfield and Palouse schools vote to begin year online, vehicle rollover near Pasco, Wash., North Central Idaho reports 18 new COVID-19 cases