Emma Epperly is a General Assignment Reporter for The Spokesman-Review, covering crime, courts, and breaking news in the Spokane area. With a background in journalism from the Murrow College of Communication, Emma is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to her community.
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Emma Epperly's coverage is focused on local crime, legal proceedings, and government & politics in the Spokane area of Washington. She appears to be highly responsive to evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, cold cases, murder trials, legal policy regulations, and government announcements.
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By: Emma Epperly
For as long as Boundary County Superintendent Jan Bayer can remember, a supplemental levy has failed in November.
By: Emma Epperly
Without a bond, district leaders look at alternative options to replace a crumbling elementary.
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Elimination of the program affects 11 student-athletes.
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“Idaho does not regulate homeschooling so we've become a hub for that,” Bayer said. “And a group that just doesn't want to pay taxes no matter what.”
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RATHDRUM — The Lakeland School District has been on a levy roller coaster ride for two years.
Trustees unanimously hired Spokane, Wash., law firm Stevens Clay as North Idaho College’s general counsel, during a special meeting Wednesday evening.
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A new Kuna school — Valor Classical Academy — was approved at a regular Idaho Public Charter School Commission meeting Thursday.
The State Board of Education quickly and unanimously approved Mountain View School District’s plan Wednesday to split its district in two.
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Another tense meeting ends with no solutions.
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CALDER — When crossing the little bridge into Calder, almost a 25-mile drive up the St. Joe River from St. Maries, the first thing the rare visitor sees is a little white school, shining like a lighthouse above the unincorporated community.
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