Oregon lawmakers are trying to curb rising insurance premiums that have rocked recreation, health and fitness businesses. But a bill to do that is facing a roadblock. OPB’s Bryce Dole reports.

A high school student protest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Moscow, (MOSS-co) Idaho, drew over 60 participants -- close to eight percent of the school’s population -- on Monday morning. N-W-P-B’s Rachel Sun reports. [0:13]

Roughly 60 high school students in Moscow (MOSS-co) Idaho walked out of school to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Monday morning.

Two Haitians in Spokane talk about why they came to the U-S and how they’re trying to move forward despite the controversy around their status.

An end-of-session bill in the Oregon legislature might save Southern Oregon University from a financial catastrophe.

Southern Oregon University might receive the financial bailout it’s asked for, in the form of $15 million from the state legislature.

Members of Washington’s Congressional delegation are split on whether President Trump’s military strikes in Iran are an executive overreach—or necessary for national security.

Washington officials are split along party lines in their reactions to President Trump’s strikes on Iran.

For 100 years, the Eugene Gleemen have been spreading the joy of singing around the state and the globe.

To celebrate their centennial, the all-male chorus will perform their greatest hits at a Spring Gala (gay-la) Concert this spring.

KLCC’s Julia Boboc [boh-BOK] visited a rehearsal: [SOQ at 3:41 + 6 second music fade]

A coalition of parents has filed petitions to recall all seven members of the Corvallis School Board. If the petitions gain enough support by early April, a special election for new board members could take place. KLCC’s Macy Moore reports: [3:41]