Washington officials say the Skagit River is not expected to crest in Mount Vernon until 4am Friday and the flooding danger remains “unpredictable.”

Tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders due to the widespread flooding. KUOW's Joshua McNichols is reporting from Skagit County. He came across a memory care facility today [Thursday] in Sedro Wooley that had to be evacuated.

A longtime Wenatchee nonprofit is now in a much bigger building. The move is part of a plan to open a multicultural community center. N-W-P-B’s Reneé Díaz reports. [0:11]

During this season of giving, KLCC’s Rachael McDonald checked in with some local booksellers to find out how they’re doing and what books they recommend for gifting or reading yourself.

As floodwaters rush through Western Washington, officials say this storm damage is potentially catastrophic and there is still potential for loss of life.

A major highway project that would reshape Portland’s Rose Quarter is moving forward. As Dirk VanderHart reports, that’s despite a sizable funding gap.

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The Eugene community got its first look at potential budget cuts at a 4J school board meeting Wednesday night.

Oregon’s ski areas are struggling with a lack of snow. As Kristian Foden-Vencil reports, freezing levels have yet to stay low enough, long enough.

Severe flooding is continuing today... as communities across Western Washington are evacuating due to major flooding. It’s not just people that are looking for safety … animal shelters are moving animals to a safe locations with the help of community members.

Removing Enloe Dam is feasible—but it’s still going to take some time.