March is here, which means brackets are being busted and upsets abound. We break down both the men's and women's tournaments including the sweet run to the Sweet 16 by the Oregon State Beavers.

Attacks against Asians are on the rise. Dr. Gordon Nagayama Hall and Dr. Jennifer Fang join us to provide historical perspective on Asians in America, the idea of a ‘Model Minority’ and what could happen if we don’t correct our current course.

Coronavirus at the Oregon State Capitol, more attacks against Asian Americans, and concerns over AstraZeneca’s COVID vaccine.

It's the first full week of spring! KOIN 6 meteorologists Kelley Bayern and Joseph Dames break down the EF-0 tornado that hit the Washington coast last week and lay out the potential for more active weather this season. They're also the tracking a couple of rainy moments this week, followed by a fabulous warmer weekend.

More people eligible for COVID-19 vaccines, a SWAT Team vs. Spring Break, and the Beavers keep on dancing in the NCAA Tournament.

Back to school for Portland students, concerns over potential destruction in the Pearl, and the Ducks and Beavers tip-off their NCAA Tournaments.

Deadly shooting at a Portland grocery store, another expansion of COVID vaccine eligibility, and a tax deadline extension with a bit of a catch.

“Purple K” helps crews control huge fire, shooting attack in Atlanta, and international election interference.

In the debut of the Game On podcast, The Blazers look to make a playoff push, the Ducks and Beavers are both NCAA Tournament bound and, in a strange sports year, there's high school football being played in the spring.

Nora the polar bear has retuned to the Oregon Zoo! Hear from Amy Cutting, a zoo exhibit curator, and learn when Nora will make her debut and how the zoo keeps a climate suitable for a giant arctic bear. Plus, Kelley and Joseph break down the return of the rain by the end of the week.