A Pierce County taskforce has released its final recommendations for replacing Remann Hall – its youth justice center.

Students and community members pushed back on a proposal to slash programs at Southern Oregon University during a Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday night.

Public speakers urged the Southern Oregon University Board of Trustees to pump the brakes on a proposal to cut and consolidate academic programs.

An Olympic Peninsula tribe is hoping to take control of two wildlife refuges back from the federal government.

The Jamestown S’klallam [SKL-AL-um] Tribe is pushing for federal legislation to take over the Dungeness [DUN-juh-NESS] Spit and Protection Island refuges.

More than 400 communities in the Pacific Northwest are at higher risk of wildfires than first thought, according to an Oregon State University researcher. KLCC’s Brian Bull reports on how these findings can help prevention and recovery efforts for vulnerable communities.

This year, the University of Oregon began holding informal gatherings to honor trees marked for removal. KLCC’s Karen Richards visited campus to learn more.

After pausing citywide rollout of the technology earlier this spring, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson says she’s decided that all city employees will now be allowed to use Microsoft’s artificial intelligence Copilot chatbot.

KNKX Murrow News Fellow Nate Sanford has more

Asante says it could face a 50-million dollar shortfall in 2027. Jefferson Public Radio’s Justin Higginbottom reports on how the hospital system plans to balance its budget.

Washington and Idaho residents are dropping their subsidized health insurance coverage after Congress failed to renew federal tax credits.

The city of Seattle has a lot of responsibilities this summer as one of the local hosts of the World Cup.

As Anna Boiko-Weyrauch [ANN-uh BOY-koh WHY-rock] reports, local officials are matching up dollars with the items on the to-do list.