Parade tragedy in Wisconsin, rallying support for Build Back Better Act, and massive marijuana bust in Jackson County

House passed Biden’s social safety net bill, FDA signs of on COVID boosters for all adults, and an annual turkey pardon

Looks like there will be a chance for you to get outside and enjoy at least a little sunshine this weekend. Joseph and Kelley break down a pleasant looking forecast and talk about when we might see real snow in the mountains. Plus, Joseph talks to the folks from Snowvana about their big event this weekend.

Rapper shot and killed in Memphis bakery, President Biden targets high gas prices, and a fall funding boost for Portland Police

If you want to be happy in life, find yourself someone who loves you like Terry Currier loves music. He joins the show from his office at Portland’s iconic record store, Music Millennium, to talk to Emily about vinyl, first concerts, and feuding with Garth Brooks.

Jury deliberations continue in Rittenhouse trial, spending Portland’s budget surplus, and assessing flood damage in Washington

The largest body of water in the world could prove to be the greatest source of renewable energy in history, if we can figure out how to get it. That’s what the team at the Hinsdale Wave Research Laboratory is trying to do. Director Pedro Lomonaco joins the show to explain how much power is hiding in the Pacific and if efficiently harvesting it could fundamentally alter our energy equation.

After a devastating stretch of rainfall in the Pacific Northwest, we'll see several dry days across the week as the region dries out. Kelley is here to recount the back-to-back atmospheric rivers that brought in floods, and she chats with network executive producer Ian Costello about the best days to get back outside in the sunshine.

Superpower presidents meet virtually, ferocious flooding in Washington, and help on the way for Coho salmon

Arraignment on tap for staunch Trump ally, COVID surge likely coming, and top Dawg fired in Seattle