Not only are the Blazers looking for a new head coach, the off season is littered with questions about the future in Portland. But GM Neil Olshay isn't providing many answers.

No arrests in SE Portland quadruple shooting, new concern over potential wave of evictions on the horizon, and new Alzheimer’s drug comes with controversy

We're flipping the weather pattern to a cooler and showery trend this week. Kelley and Joseph dive into the forecast that'll include plenty of dry moments and a touch of rain. Plus some chat about the perfect cup of coffee to pair with a gloomy June week.

Four killed in SE Portland shooting, Biden administration goes international, and the Meghan and Harry welcome a second child

The Portland Trail Blazers have parted ways with head coach Terry Stotts, setting up the busiest off-season in recent memory. 

From hip ramen, to little burgers to gourmet donuts, Katie Poppe has been at the forefront of food in Portland. She talks to Emily Burris about her journey to the Rose City, finding success, and the reimagining required to get through the last year and the damage done by the coronavirus pandemic.

High-speed chase ends in gunfire, $250,000 up for grabs in Washington, and the infrastructure battle takes center stage in D.C.

After the hottest stretch of the year so far, there is some relief in sight. Joseph and Kelley break down the weekend ahead and talk about how good rain smells. Plus, Joseph previews the Summer of Sandcastles in Cannon Beach. 

Scary, early start to fire season in the Northwest, cyber attackers strike again, and free beer for vaccines

Creeping towards fully re-opening Oregon, cyber attack on American meat supply, and Pope Francis takes on child-abusing priests