ntro: So-called “No Kings” protests against the Trump Administration are planned nationwide for this Saturday.

Seattle officials are asking demonstrators to stay peaceful. They say the stakes are even higher than at similar events last June.

Portland State’s adjunct faculty union is celebrating what it calls a historic labor win against the university.

OPB’s Tiffany Camhi has more from a rally at P-S-U Today/yesterday. [[Thursday]]

Northwest wheat farmers are dealing with low crop prices and high input costs. As OPBs Alejandro Figueroa reports, some are waiting to hear more about a possible Trump administration bailout. But they’re not counting on it.

The Trump administration has hinted at plans to bail out U.S. commodity farmers caught in the president's ongoing trade disputes.

Ballots for Washington's November 4th General Election should be delivered to you within the next week or so

‘No Kings’ two point-oh protests are planned across the nation this Saturday. The first were held in June, and millions of people took part.

N-W-P-B’s Lauren Paterson reports on where you’ll see the crowds.:12

‘No Kings’ rallies are happening again - this weekend. Groups like Indivisible and the American Civil Liberties Union are organizing peaceful protests for people opposing actions by the Trump Administration.

For the first time Central Oregon Community College is getting federal funds to support low-income, disabled and first-generation students. Across Oregon, the money arrived later than usual for Oregon schools with TRIO programs and new grantees. Kathryn Styer Martínez reports.

In rural Lane County, members of a live action role play group are having no trouble surviving the apocalypse. The real challenge…it turns out…is surviving the county permitting process. They’re also looking for new players to join their quest. KLCC’s Kendra Schertell has more: [SOQ 4:00]

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The Oregon Health Authority says insurer Trillium will take over 90-thousand low-income patients served by PacificSource in Lane County.

KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White reports.