Host lead-in: One of Washington state’s members of Congress is working on a federal bill that would prohibit immigration enforcement during disasters. N-W-P-B’s Lauren Gallup reports.

A Washington state member of Congress is trying to pass a bill that would prohibit immigration enforcement during disaster response.

Settlements have been reached in U.S. District Court in Oregon in two class action lawsuits against the J.H. Baxter company. KLCC’s Brian Bull reports.

[Note: this story was updated at 5:30 P.M. to include additional info on Seattle Central College's plans for the building.]

Repairs to Seattle Central College’s Egyptian Theatre in Capitol Hill are now complete after a pipe burst last fall caused flood damage. But SIFF says it will not continue its lease to operate the historic theatre.

More from KNKX Arts and Culture Reporter Freddy Monares.

Oregon state regulators have given Zenith Energy the permit it needs to keep operating a fuel terminal in Portland. OPB's April Ehrlich [[ER-lick]] has more.

U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal spoke to constituents at a town hall in Seattle Wednesday night.

Seattle’s Garfield High School will NOT get an armed police officer this year after all.

An Oregon High School is competing for a $1-million dollar prize in a national contest. The winnings would go to a new stadium. KLCC’s Rachael McDonald has more.

Leaders from the Klamath Tribes walked out of an intergovernmental summit in North Bend this week.

The Klamath Tribes walked out of an intergovernmental summit this week over what it says are issues that the state of Oregon has failed to address. Jefferson Public Radio's Roman Battaglia (buh-TALLY-uh) reports.