The federal government shutdown is stretching into its second week. But that hasn't stopped logging in national forests. OPB's April Ehrlich [[ER-lick]] reports.

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Eugene Police say they’ve arrested seven people suspected of burglarizing an Asian community member’s home in the Bethel area.

Police say they’re still investigating whether these suspects are linked to nearly two-dozen similar burglaries targeting local Asian business owners over the last year.

KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White reports.

Rogue Valley animal shelters are often at capacity, desperately trying to find foster families. And there’s a growing population of stray and feral cats. But as Jefferson Public Radio’s Justin Higginbottom reports, there’s a hidden group of volunteers on a mission to help the region’s forgotten animals.

Talent’s Oldtown Skate Park is celebrating its reopening by holding a skate competition on Saturday.

The Oldtown Skate Park in Talent will celebrate its reopening on Saturday. As Jefferson Public Radio's Justin Higginbottom reports, the park holds a unique place in skateboarding history.

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The Seattle Mariners *must beat* the Detroit Tigers tonight [Friday night] to stay alive in the Major League Baseball playoffs.

The stage is set for Major League Baseball's American League Division Series final tonight [Friday] at T-Mobile Park.

Educators across the country are wrestling with whether artificial intelligence belongs in the classroom.

A documentary about low rider culture premieres this weekend [on Oct. 11] near Walla Walla. N-W-P-B’s Reneé Diaz talks to one of the filmmakers about Chicano culture in Washington.

More than 700 workers at Hanford [in southeast Washington state] could be furloughed because of the government shutdown. NWPB Senior Correspondent Anna King reports.