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As immigration detention increases, attorneys - and judges - in Seattle are finding an increasing number of the people have been unlawfully locked up. KUOW’s Gustavo Sagrero has more.

A new program at Washington State University is working to send more enrolled Tribal members to medical school.

A new Washington State University program aims to prepare enrolled Tribal members for medical school.

As Spokane Public Radio's Owen Henderson reports, the program’s first cohort of students started this fall at WSU.

Members of the Oregon National Guard are deploying to Texas. As Lauren Dake reports, the troops are offering military support at the border.

A new Washington State University program aims to prepare enrolled Tribal members for medical school.

As Spokane Public Radio's Owen Henderson reports, the program’s first cohort of students started this fall at WSU.

The Oregon Employment Department did not release its typical monthly unemployment report this month. The reason? A lack of federal data. KLCC’s Zac Ziegler explains:

Seattle developers will soon be allowed to charge higher rents for some income-restricted units… Yesterday [Tuesday 10/14], the City Council voted on a major overhaul of a decades-old program… that gives tax breaks to developers who set aside some units with cheaper rent for low- and middle-income renters.

The Seattle City Council unanimously approved a major overhaul to the city’s affordable housing program yesterday [Tuesday]…in an effort to make it more attractive to developers. KNKX Murrow News Fellow Nate Sanford has more.

More than 1,000 people gathered last night [TUES] in Coeur d’Alene for a Christian worship service in honor of conservative Charlie Kirk, a month after his assassination.

A Vancouver city councilor is fending off an ethics complaint brought against her just ahead of the November general election. OPB's Erik Neumann reports.