The Seattle City Council is moving on Mayor Katie Wilson’s first proposals on homelessness. KUOW’s Scott Greenstone has been following.

More taxes for the library will go to Seattle voters in August.

KUOW’s Anna Boiko-Weyrauch [ANN-uh BOY-koh WHY-rock] reports the Seattle City Council gave the go ahead to put the measure on the ballot.

A nonprofit in Seattle is working to keep artists downtown.

An arts nonprofit in Seattle is converting a 116-year-old building into space for artists to live and work. Base Camp Studio's development arm bought the eight story Gibraltar [JIB-brawl-turr] Tower on Third Avenue for nearly $3 million dollars.

More from KNKX Arts and Culture Reporter Freddy Monares.

The parent-led group Bandon Schools Deserve Better presented the results of a community survey to the school board on Monday night. Jefferson Public Radio's Roman Battaglia (buh-TALLY-uh) reports some parents are considering moving their kids out of the district.

LEDE: Four months after a program for severely mentally ill people was defunded in Idaho, the state’s legislature moved to temporarily bring back funding for assertive community treatment, or ACT [say word]. N-W-P-B’s Rachel Sun reports.

Idaho’s Legislature moved to re-fund the assertive community treatment, or ACT, program for one year. Four patients died after the program was defunded in December.

Vancouver City Councilors passed a resolution last ((Monday)) night rejecting a new change to light rail service on the Interstate Bridge Replacement. OPB's Erik Neumann reports.

Regulators will allow commercial Chinook [shu-nuk] salmon fishing off California’s coast this year. That follows a three-year ban put in place to help populations recover from drought.

Regulators will allow Chinook salmon fishing along California’s coast for the first time in three years. But as Jefferson Public Radio’s Justin Higginbottom reports, that fishing ban still applies to areas of Northern California.