A judge has largely sided with Curry County commissioners in a lawsuit seeking to force the sheriff to comply with a local law passed last year. But as Jefferson Public Radio’s Justin Higginbottom reports, the two sides will head to trial over one board demand.

The city of Eugene has acquired an 8-acre piece of property as part of a land exchange with the University of Oregon. It’s along the Willamette River near the city’s new Riverfront Park.

There’s a new way to play in several Eugene-area parks. [ERT :52]

The Seattle Mariners are currently in the American League Championship Series. Last time they were this close to the World Series was in 2001. N-W-P-B’s Renee Diaz talks to one Mariners fan in Wenatchee.

The National Weather Service is warning of sneaker waves along the Oregon (and Southern Washington) coast this weekend. The agency also issued a small craft advisory from Friday afternoon until Saturday evening.

The Trump administration’s one-hundred-thousand-dollar fee on H-1B visas faces a legal battle.

But if it goes through, the effects on the tech industry in the Pacific Northwest could be unevenly distributed.

Policy changes under the Trump administration earlier this month have led to significant wage cuts for seasonal agriculture workers in Washington state.

Construction is underway for a new early learning facility in the rural town of Valley, Washington.

The director for the center says the expansion will significantly improve access to child care for the community.

Idaho has just one co-ed high school soccer team in the whole state. The Orofino Maniacs have boys and girls on the field – playing boys-only teams from bigger school districts. N-W-P-B’s Lauren Paterson reports on what’s next in their winning season.

Spokane Seed Company has thrived for close to a century thanks to the region’s high quality legumes and the company’s exclusive contracts with high profile brands.