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UW human rights researchers have found that Border Patrol and ICE have been tapping into license plate data. And some local police departments that share this information say it caught them off guard. KUOW’s GS reports.

PacifiCorp has agreed to pay millions dollars to Oregon wineries and vineyards harmed by wildfires in 2020. OPB's April Ehrlich [[ER-lick]] reports.

Washington state's congressional delegation is raising concerns about the U-S military's recent attacks on boats in the Caribbean

Washington state is leading the charge against a collegiate sports bill opponents believe would benefit big conferences and TV partners at the expense of athletes.

The battle over college sports will likely extend past the 2026 midterms

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled (yesterday/Monday) in favor of the Trump Administration’s efforts to deploy the National Guard to Portland.

As Conrad Wilson reports, the ruling does not mean the national guard is immediately headed to the city.

The Seattle Mariners came up one run short in their quest for their first World Series.

[Note - see host outro for update that the senate met and did not pass bill]

The federal government shutdown is nearing its fourth week. Congress remains gridlocked, and members of Oregon’s congressional delegation are pointing fingers. OPB’s Bryce Dole reports

The 9th Circuit court’s latest ruling paves the way for the National Guard to be deployed to Portland. But Oregon Governor Tina Kotek said today/Monday that does not mean troops will immediately be on the ground. Lauren Dake reports.

REPORTER: Rachel Cohen

EDITOR: Michael deYoanna

10/20/25

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As the government shutdown drags on to nearly three weeks, concerns are mounting about the costs of keeping national parks open.