Facebook execs grilled on Capitol Hill, progress on a pill to treat COVID-19, and a Hawaiian volcano roars to life

Possible COVID vaccine requirements for Portland Public Schools students, more insurrection indictments issued, and Britney is one step closer to free

Getting closer to COVID Vaccines for kids, a move to arm Portland firefighters with bulletproof vests, and redrawing Congressional districts in Washington

Kelley and Joseph chat about a possible tornado in Battle Ground, WA on Monday, soaking rains, and the best days to hit the pumpkin patch.

We’ve spent three weeks explaining the problem, and the dangers, of continued climate change. So, what now? From personal responsibility to community efforts, from recycling to government mandates and incentives, how are we supposed to adapt? And who will lead the effort?

Police chase turns deadly in Clackamas County, conviction for R&B star R. Kelly, and new Congressional districts in Oregon

WSP mourns the loss of trooper due to COVID, panel judges could decide Oregon redistricting boundaries, and investigating a deadly train derailment

Boppy lounger recall alert, CDC backs Pfizer booster shots, and should the contract to clean-up downtown Portland be renewed

Fall has arrived, but will it feel like it this weekend? Joseph and Kelley are here to break down the a weekend that will feel very different on Saturday than it will on Sunday. Plus, is there intelligent life out there? We head to McMinnville for the UFO Festival.

Lindy Miller used to write textbooks and dissertations. Now, she’s turned her attention to warm and fuzzy romances. Miller joins to the show to talk about her new novel Aloha with Love, working with a firefighter on screenplays, and living in the “Last Frontier”.