A new Amazon delivery station recently opened in Pullman. The company says the facility will create more than a hundred full and part-time jobs.

Lynwood has a reputation as a sleepy bedroom community… But candidates in this year’s city council races say the Seattle suburb is at a turning point… A new light rail station and a regional housing crunch are bringing new arrivals… and new visions for what the city could be.

KNKX Murrow News Fellow Nate Sanford has more.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is coming to Portland this week. It’s the next stop on her national book tour. OPB’s Bryce Dole reports.

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Lane Transit District has launched a new trip planning app, Transit, to provide more real-time information for transit riders.

KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White reports.

A federal judge last night/late Sunday blocked any National Guard deployments to Oregon for several more days. As Oregon Public Broadcasting's Conrad Wilson reports, the judge said she needs more time to review evidence from a trial that ended last week.

The case of a missing Tulalip woman helped fuel new efforts to address missing Indigenous persons in Washington. Now law enforcement officials say her remains have been found.

Washington state community colleges are being haunted by so-called “ghost students.”

They’re fraudsters who enroll under fictional or stolen identities to steal financial aid.

"Ghost students" are appearing at community colleges across Washington state.

That’s the term for fraudsters who enroll under assumed names to steal financial aid - then vanish.

As Ann Dornfeld reports, the haunting is fueled by AI.

Two judges have ordered the Trump administration to use emergency reserve money to fund the federal food assistance program known as SNAP. But people waiting for their food stamp benefits could still see a delay. OPB’s Bryce Dole reports.

Halloween is for lovers, right? Whether it’s the man of your screams, or the kind of ghoul you take home to mom, romance is not dead…even if the bride and groom may look it. KLCC’s Brian Bull reports on Lane County couples who had wedding “scaremonies” today/yesterday [Friday].