The Olympic Pipeline, which delivers 90 percent of Oregon’s fuel supply, was down for more than a week due to a leak.

The pipeline that delivers 90 percent of Oregon’s fuel supply has partially restarted after a leak forced a total shutdown for more than a week. As Kyra [[KYE ruh]] Buckley reports, the Olympic Pipeline outage caused Governor Tina Kotek to declare a fuel emergency yesterday [[Monday]].

Oregon’s beer industry recently lost an iconic company. Newport-based Rogue Ales, an early pioneer in craft brewing, abruptly shut down its brewery and brew-pubs in mid-November. With one of its vanguards gone, what’s the state of Oregon’s craft beer industry? KLCC’s Zac Ziegler reports:

A fire ecology education program in Southern Oregon is at risk of closing at the end of this year because of a loss of federal funding.

A wildfire education program in Southern Oregon is at risk of closing by the end of the year because of federal funding cuts. Jefferson Public Radio's Roman Battaglia (buh-TALLY-uh) reports.

The Oregon Department of Transportation has some safety tips as people are heading out for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

The federal government is changing how homelessness dollars are being doled out. Washington Attorney General Nick Brown is suing them over it.

Washington and 20 other states are suing the U-S Department of Housing and Urban Development over changes to homelessness support grants.

As SPR’s Owen Henderson reports, they filed suit today [TUES] over HUD’s push to move services away from the “housing first” approach.

Businesses in a stretch of downtown Vancouver will get a reprieve from a multi-year construction project this holiday season. The city’s redevelopment known as “Main Street Promise” is a 10-block construction project to upgrade utilities and create a more pedestrian-friendly downtown.

A two-year construction project in downtown Vancouver is taking a holiday pause to help small businesses after months of construction interruptions. OPB's Erik Neumann reports.