New York Times bestselling author Joel Rosenberg stays up late in Israel and joins Jenny to talk about his rise as a writer of political thrillers, whether or not he predicted the events of September 11, 2001, and what it was like to meet Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

A return to tighter COVID restrictions for some Oregon counties, huge vaccine expansion is just weeks away, and a shooting at a US Military facility.

The Ducks and the Beavers begin spring football practice with lots of fresh new faces in both Eugene and Corvallis. Justin Hopkins and Carter Bahns are here to break down both teams.

After a bad 2020, Portland is on pace to see numbers of homicides in 2021 not seen since the early 1990s. Reporter Liz Burch has been crunching the numbers and talking to city leaders to find out if common ground can be found to stem the tide.

Coronavirus in area schools, venues push for a return of live entertainment, and the race to save hundreds of homes in Florida

The tame start to spring continues. We're kicking off the week with sunshine and warm afternoons in Portland. KOIN 6 meteorologists Kelley Bayern and Joseph Dames analyze the week ahead. If you've got a spring ski pass, you're going to like what nature has in store for the mountains. 

Expanded vaccine eligibility in Oregon today, jail riot in Missouri, and polluted water causing problems and forcing evacuations in Florida

A new plan to tackle gun violence in Portland, school board candidate targeted with racist note, and an Easter-weekend warning from the CDC.

KOIN 6 Meteorologist Kelley Bayern joins this special edition of Beyond the Headlines to discuss the return of Nora the polar bear to the Oregon Zoo. Kelley talks to zoo exhibit curator Amy Cutting about getting Nora back, keeping her cool and the excitement visitors have about her return.

Another mass shooting, back to school in Portland, and bigger tax refunds coming for some Oregonians.