People have until Friday [[9/19]] to comment on a proposal that could remove some protections for "roadless" areas in national forests. OPB's April Ehrlich [[ER-lick]]reports on what the change means for hunters.

The first feature film ever made in Idaho was shot more than a century ago. And it included more than a hundred members of the Nez Perce Tribe.

Although only a third of the film was recovered, it’s been digitized and edited into a short film. N-W-P-B’s Lauren Paterson has more.

The first feature film made in Idaho was produced in 19-19. After being lost for decades, it’s making a return to the screen.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek is warning state agencies to brace for budget cuts. Lauren Dake reports.

Washington’s Mount Saint Helens is NOT erupting.

The Methow Valley is a secluded destination for second homes and Nordic skiing, but it’s getting Washington’s attention for its affordable housing efforts, too.

Everyone Village, Eugene’s largest transitional housing community, opened an on-site medical clinic today [yesterday / Tuesday]. KLCC’s Karen Richards attended the ribbon-cutting event.

A 21-mile stretch of State Highway 242, also known as Old McKenzie Highway, is closed until further notice due to the Foley Ridge Fire. KLCC’s Zac Ziegler reports:

Unemployment in Washington is lower than forecasters had predicted this June.

Unemployment in Washington is lower than forecasters had predicted this June.

And Idaho appears not to be on track for a deficit anymore, despite slower-than-expected revenue collections.

SPR’s Owen Henderson has more from two new statewide economic reports.