Almost three months after cuts to acute behavioral health services in Idaho, three former patients who used that service have died. NWPB’s Rachel Sun reports. [0:10]

Environmental activists launched a campaign in Eugene today [Monday] to place a new city climate tax on the ballot this fall.

Today [Mon] is the first day of a Tap to Pay feature on many modes of Seattle-area transit.

The Washington legislature is getting serious about its main priority as it enters the final three weeks of its session.

This morning [TUES] Washington’s House Finance Committee is holding a hearing on the controversial millionaire’s tax proposal [STARTS 8 AM TUES]. Over 100,000 names have been recorded ahead of the meeting … as people who OPPOSE the bill.

But a number of unions and pro-tax groups claim many of those names are fraudulent.

The Grants Pass School District’s Early Learning Program is expanding to a second school after three years of success.

The Grants Pass School District is expanding its early learning preschool program. Jefferson Public Radio's Roman Battaglia (buh-TALLY-uh) reports.

One of Washington’s fiercest citizen advocates for gun violence prevention - has died.

Cheryl Stumbo [STUM-boh], a survivor of the 2006 shooting of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, and gun safety advocate, has died. She was 63.

KUOW’s Noel Gasca has more on Stumbo’s legacy.

The pandemic changed how many of us work. It also seems to have changed the nature of volunteerism, as well. As KLCC’s Karen Richards reports, some local organizations have been able to adapt, while others face challenges.