Fuel shortage could hinder firefight, child tax credit payments on the way, and a pop star push to get kids vaccinated

We breakdown the new coaching staff hires for the Portland Trail Blazers, and what each move could bring to the organization.

Fire threatens massive power grid, COVID cases surging nationwide, and President Biden calls out GOP moves to restrict voting

Fire season is in full swing and there's no rain in sight. Kelley and Joseph are here to talk about mega fires, a real summer-like forecast for the week ahead and the likelihood that extreme heat returns before the summer is out.

New wildfires and more evacuations, Texas lawmakers on the run, and the end of an era for the Portland Winterhawks

Fire season in full swing, Coronavirus cases on the rise again, and a Knight flies in space

From the streets of the Rose City to appearances on hit late night television shows, The Unipiper has become synonymous with keeping Portland weird. The man behind the plastic mask, Brian Kidd, stops by to talk about Star Wars, going viral, and how what you find in a dumpster can change your life.

Governor Brown gets a new gig, opposition to opioid settlement, and history at the Scripps Spelling Bee

After a cool couple of days, some heat returns to the metro area this weekend. Joseph and Kelley are here to break it down, talk fire danger, and look at when we might see a little fall of rain. Plus, a special guest joins us to preview the return of the Rose Cup Races this weekend.

Author Elle Marr joins Jenny to talk about her journey from California to France and then Oregon, how a chance snowstorm changed everything, and the Easter eggs she hid in her sophomore novel, Lies We Bury, for Portland readers.