Increased COVID risk levels in several Oregon counties, debating the safety of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, and Space-X does it again

Self-described hopeless romantic, Anna Gomez stops by to talk Jenny about her new book Moments Like This. The two also chat about Hawaii, what it is like to write with a co-author, and why she started her writing journey under a different name.

New video of deadly police shooting, watchdog says Feds were unprepared to handle Portland unrest, and an Earth Day announcement from President Biden

Three guilty verdicts in Minneapolis, protesters hit the streets and turn destructive again, and where you can find a COVID-19 vaccine

The Ducks and Beavers are back on the football field and with the return of spring, optimism is running high in Eugene and Corvallis. Marcus and AJ break down the position battles and start looking ahead to fall.

The first episode in our series looking ahead to wildfire season focuses on fire weather. Meteorologist John Saltneberger is here to discuss the history and future of forecasting fire danger and if the public and policymakers need to start treating wildfire more like other natural disasters.

More unrest, vandalism leads to arrests in Portland, jury goes back to work in Chauvin trial, and new warnings for world travel

Portland felt the sizzle of summer with record breaking heat over the weekend. Are we in for more 80 degree days this week? KOIN 6 meteorologists Kelley Bayern and Joseph Dames break down the week ahead that is continuing to pose concerns for elevated fire danger across the region.

COVID-19 vaccine eligibility takes a huge leap forward, awaiting a verdict in Minneapolis, and more history on Mars for NASA

The Willamette Valley is known for some of the best white wine production anywhere in the world. Very few know the history. This week, Maria Ponzi joins the show to talk about how her family started an Oregon wine revolution and what the future holds for the region.