KYRS Local News 2018-02-15

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This week on KYRS Local News, the team discussed a controversial move in Idaho’s Education system to remove evidence for the human impact on Climate change from their school curriculum. The team also highlighted 500 year old remains found in the Northwest that are being claimed by 5 different area tribes. In other stories, the budget for Hanford Nuclear Plant’s clean up will be cut, February is declared Black History month by Spokane Mayor David Condon, and a town hall meeting was held this week that centered on the Time’s Up Movement to encourage equal pay and address sexual assault.

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