Connor Mcevoy is a local journalist based in Billings, Montana. He writes for KNDU/KNDO-TV and KULR 8, and his work has also appeared in KFBB, RICHARD J & FLORENCE J TENHOLDER MEMORIAL TRUST, and KHQ-TV. Connor covers a range of local news topics, including community events, healthcare, legislation, and education.
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By: Connor McEvoy
The reason stems from a previous incident in 2019 when Hall said reviewers with SPD used the term per the department's policy when it shouldn't have been an option.
By: Connor McEvoy
This is a first-in-the-nation law. Supporters call it an abortion trafficking ban, while its opponents say it violates the First Amendment.
By: Connor McEvoy
For the first three months of the new year, the organization will continue its work with the City of Spokane, who will help them with funding.
By: Connor McEvoy
As of now, Idaho State Law prohibits a person from getting an abortion unless the pregnancy threatens their life, with exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
Staff and volunteers are concerned about their food pantry, as they are seeing a higher need compared to previous years.
By: Connor McEvoy
KREM 2 News spoke to the mother of a WSU freshman whose death prompted her family to take action.
One attorney said the case has a fact pattern similar to an incident from 10 years ago.
By: Connor McEvoy
In the more than 200-page document, county emergency management officials mapped out different emergency situations and agencies who responds to them.
By: Connor McEvoy
If passed, Washington would be the second state in the country to have a 0.05 BAC limit. One local brewer said the bill would be detrimental to Washington bars.
By: Connor McEvoy
The Idaho Board of Education passed a resolution banning all diversity, equity and inclusion offices across universities in the state.
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