University of Oregon officials shared mixed financial news during Board of Trustees meetings this week.

Climate scientists say this week’s flooding offers a sneak peak into a warmer future.

Two atmospheric rivers in a row have pummeled the Northwest.

Those ocean-crossing storms are expected to come more frequently and with more rain due to global warming.

KUOW’s John Ryan reports.

Emergency officials say dozens of rivers in Washington are at risk of flooding as back-to-back atmospheric rivers drench the state.

The Skagit, Snohomish, and Nooksack rivers are expected to hit all-time high levels.

Climate scientists say it offers a sneak peak into our warmer future.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson has issued a state-wide emergency declaration, as major flooding caused by a second atmospheric river soaks the region.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson has issued a state-wide emergency declaration, in response to the intense flooding Washingtonians are experiencing this week. And as KUOW’s Noel Gasca reports, emergency responders are preparing for evacuations.

Washington's Governor has issued an emergency declaration because of the heavy rains and flooding.

Due to delays at the federal level, the Oregon Employment Department couldn’t release September job numbers until today/yesterday [[WED]].

Oregon’s unemployment rate ticked up to 5-point-2 percent in September. That’s 1 percent higher than last year. Kyra [[KYE ruh]] Buckley reports.

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The Lane County Sheriff’s Office said today [Wednesday] it has followed Eugene and Springfield’s lead and canceled its contract with automatic license plate camera company Flock Safety.

A University of Oregon professor has honed a method to predict the Dungeness Crab harvest … with some caveats. KLCC’s Karen Richards has more.