A collective of Seattle women meet monthly to make art and share experiences of having a spouse or family member in jail. Now, they're showing work at King Street Station.

More from KNKX Arts and Culture Reporter Freddy Monares.

The National Weather Service has issued several alerts this week, warning folks in the Pacific Northwest of possible severe weather.

Oregon lawmakers are bringing back a bill that would increase the state’s lodging tax to pay for wildlife and habitat conservation. OPB’s Bryce Dole reports.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson announced $3-and-a-half million dollars in state assistance for those affected by ongoing flooding.

The federal government's end of minting pennies is already being felt in Clark County. OPB's Erik Neumann reports.

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Eugene 4J School District needs to make $30 million dollars in cuts for next school year's budget.

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Eugene 4J must close a $30 million dollar budget gap caused by declining enrollment and rising costs.

Superintendent Miriam Mickelson says she will shrink her own executive team and cut spending on technology and contracts. KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White spoke with her about the next round of reductions.

Opponents of Waldport’s mayor have been given the green light to gather signatures to try to force her out of office. Petitioners accuse the mayor of creating a hostile work environment for city staff, among other complaints. KLCC’s Brian Bahouth [bay-hooth] has the details: [SOQ 0:49]

A massive landslide is blocking road access for tribes near Siletz, forcing them to take side roads. OPB's April Ehrlich reports.

The unemployment rate in Lane County continues to follow a statewide trend: Namely, it’s getting larger. KLCC’s Zac Ziegler reports: