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LEDE: A Northwest tribe is asking the federal government to reconsider a massive energy storage project it licensed earlier this month. [N-W-P-B’s senior environmental correspondent Courtney Flatt has more.] [SOQ 0:42]

Coast Salish peoples in the Pacific Northwest have been weaving robes, blankets and shawls for centuries. They use wool from wild mountain goats and, in the past, from a dog breed that is now extinct.

The exhibition, Woven in Wool: Resilience in Coast Salish Weaving at the Burke Museum, showcases this artwork and documents how it’s being kept alive.

More from KNKX Arts and Culture Reporter Freddy Monares.

Business leader Ed Schweitzer and Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown applaud the court's decision

LEDE: A local college is currently enrolling people in high school diploma completion and English classes. N-W-P-B-’s Renee Diaz tells us where.

The Vancouver City Council approved a program last night ((Monday)) to help small businesses in the city’s international district.

One hundred thousand dollars originally designated for community policing in Spokane will now go to direct assistance to immigrant and refugee families.

The Winter Olympics may be over, but curling fanatics in Central Oregon want to keep their ice sport in the spotlight. The Bend Curling Club has ambitious plans to open a dedicated facility. As Jen Baires [BYEd-res] reports, the club just got half a million reasons to keep fundraising.

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The Springfield School Board unanimously chose the former top administrator of the Mapleton School District as its acting superintendent on Monday.

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The Springfield School Board last night [Monday night] unanimously chose the former top administrator of the Mapleton School District as its acting superintendent.

KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White reports.

House Republicans boycotted a floor session in the Oregon Legislature today ((Monday)). The move came in protest of the Democratic party’s handling of a workplace complaint and an upcoming gas tax vote.

OPB's Bryce Dole reports.