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MPD Arrests Subject on Kentucky Felony Warrant

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On March 27, 2025, the Moscow Police Department arrested Aaron S. Hypes, a suspect wanted on a felony warrant from Butler County, Kentucky. Hypes faces serious charges, including manslaughter and trafficking fentanyl, which underline the critical issue of drug-related crime in the region. This arrest showcases the department's commitment to public safety and effective law enforcement. In another initiative, the City of Moscow, in partnership with the Intermountain Fair Housing Council, will host a Fair Housing Workshop on April 8, 2025.

This free event aims to educate the community about fair housing practices and will be accessible both in-person and online, promoting inclusivity. Additionally, the city has announced the dates for the spring burning season, further emphasizing its proactive approach to community safety. These developments reflect the city’s focus on addressing pressing local issues while fostering community engagement. Together, these stories paint a picture of a city actively working to ensure the well-being of its residents.

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