The Portland Trail Blazers continue to look for a replacement for Terry Stotts. New candidates have emerged and the some new names have piqued fan interest.

New information in SE Portland quadruple-shooting, racing to reach Governor Brown’s 70% vaccination goal, and Portland Police contract negotiations head to mediation

Much needed rain arrived over the weekend and soaked Portland. Will the rain stick around for the week ahead? Meteorologist Kelley Bayern and Joseph Dames dive into this week's forecast that include impressive rain stats, thunderstorm chances, and possibly another state-wide heat up. 

Clackamas County steps up vaccinations, Minneapolis motorist's collisions with crowd of protesters proves fatal and U.S. mass shootings claim lives over weekend 

Oregon expels a House Representative for the first time in its history, the state inches closer to lower coronavirus risk levels, and a Door Dash delivery driver is suing Portland Police for discrimination 

Iconic drag queen Poison Waters joins the show to talk to Emily about her career in the Portland spotlight, the importance of helping others in any way you can, and the good-smelling story behind her name. They also look ahead to some of the events coming up in Pride month.

Author Bob Welch and Marianne McNally join the show to talk about Welch’s new book, Saving My Enemy, which chronicles the post-World War II life of McNally’s dad, and U.S. Army paratrooper Don Malarkey, and the relationship he formed with a German soldier six decades after the war.

Thieves repeatedly target eye ware store, Portland Police Association on the move, and President Biden meets with Boris Johnson

Joseph has a look at some much needed rain and the Rose Festival Porch Parade. Kelley ducks out early to paddle down a river.

5-year-old finds handgun, more tax refunds coming from the IRS, and President Biden heads out on his first overseas trip