Anthony Kuipers is a Local News Journalist at various outlets including the Post Register and Idaho State Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on crime and justice, education, and cultural issues, while also delving into regional interests and global news. Anthony's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Finance, The Seattle Times, and The Oregonian / OregonLive.com.
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ITD faces delays in paving and must finish bridge work on new route south of Moscow
By: Anthony Kuipers
Incident allegedly happened Monday evening near Ghormley Park in Moscow
Hundreds gather at Vandal Healing Garden on 2-year anniversary of the Moscow murders
By: Anthony Kuipers
MOSCOW — Hundreds of University of Idaho students withstood Wednesday’s rain and cold to honor the lives of four fellow Vandals killed in a 2022 tragedy.
By: Anthony Kuipers
Those gathered at the Vandal Healing Garden and Memorial for a vigil find open spaces to leave notes in the alcoves of the garden's walls Wednesday in remembrance of the four University of Idaho students killed two years earlier Moscow. Liesbeth Powers / Lewiston Tribune
Bryan Kohberger's attorneys have filed motions to suppress key evidence in the Moscow quadruple homicide case, and the judge has denied them more time to review further evidence.
It is unclear how this may affect UI offices and programs that promote diversity
By: Anthony Kuipers
Bryan Kohberger’s attorneys made 12 different motions to preclude the possibility of a death sentence based on a variety of arguments.
A 9-year-old Orofino boy who wants to be a medic when he grows up saved a loved one’s life earlier this month through quick action and persistence.
Former Black and African American Cultural Center director feels angry by the state’s DEI decision
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