November 15 marks [marked] the official start of the season for Eugene’s Egan Warming Centers.

The switch to a new city administration is officially underway in Seattle. Mayor Bruce Harrell has conceded and mayor-elect Katie Wilson is preparing her transition team.

The University of Oregon contributes more to Oregon’s economy than any other public university in the state.

The boss of the Oregon Department of Transportation is stepping down. His departure comes as the agency faces scrutiny for its financial management of some of the state’s largest transportation projects. OPB’s Bryce Dole reports.

Washington health officials announced today that initial tests show a Grays Harbor resident has

avian flu.

The number of Oregonians who have been charged with a crime and don’t have an attorney is decreasing. Lauren Dake reports.

In Newport, many of those in the fishing industry felt blindsided this week when they heard about the relocation of a Coast Guard helicopter.

More than 1-thousand Starbucks workers are on strike, including in five Oregon communities. As Kyra [[KYE ruh]] Buckley reports, the strike started today/yesterday, just as the company rolled out its holiday coffee cups.

The government shutdown ending means federal food assistance payments are expected to return. But advocates in Central Oregon don’t expect food insecurity to go away. Kathryn Styer Martínez reports.

Seniors and veterans in Jackson County will soon have a new option for emergency medical care: receiving help at home.