The public has until Monday [[3/23]] to provide input on the Trump administration's plans to increase logging in western Oregon.

The Seattle Sounders are advancing in an international tournament after last night’s [WED] game… at ONE Spokane Stadium.

A Washington historian is reconsidering the future of Cesar Chavez's legacy. This comes after a New York Times investigation revealed claims the organized labor icon sexually abused women and girls—including his union co-founder Dolores Huerta.

Ritzville’s struggling East Adams hospital will get some help from a new law signed yesterday [WED] by Governor Bob Ferguson.

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Portland’s women's basketball team can breathe a sigh of relief. A historic labor deal between the WNBA and its players - reached early this ((WED)) morning - means the Portland Fire can start building its team. Kyra [[KYE ruh]] Buckley explains.

Lincoln County employees have been directed to not attend in-person board of commissioners meetings due to safety concerns. KLCC’s Brian Bahouth reports: [SOQ 0:48]

Labor advocates are asking the University of Oregon to give two former union leaders their jobs back.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson’s office says he will not issue a proclamation this year honoring Cesar Chavez.

As new sexual abuse allegations come to light against the civil rights activist Cesar Chavez [seh-SAHR CHAH-vess] , at least one city in Washington state is halting celebrations tied to the labor organizer.

The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering disaster loans to businesses and nonprofits affected by major flooding in December.