A group with Clark County’s transit agency said last night ((WEDNESDAY)) it will continue to oppose guidance from Washington state. As OPB's Erik Neumann reports, the C-TRAN committee’s approach could put millions of dollars in transit money at risk.

Grants Pass is going back to square one with its grant program to address homelessness in the city.

Grants Pass is starting over with a grant program to address homelessness.

A Eugene based photographer has been sharing the stories of immigrants in the United States since 2017. KLCC’s Sajina Shrestha tagged along to learn more about her process and the ongoing project.

Seattle leaders are taking the reins of the police department after thirteen years of federal oversight.

Investigators found bones during their days-long search for Travis Decker near Leavenworth last week.

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Host lede: For years, U-S Rep. Dan Newhouse has argued the Lower Snake River dams make up an important energy source for the Northwest … and that they can coexist with salmon. He’s introduced a bill on the issue. [N-W-P-B’s senior environmental correspondent Courtney Flatt has more.] [SOQ 0:47]

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A bill about dams is making its way through the U-S House of Representatives. The bill says that federal dollars couldn’t be used to breach the Lower Snake River dams. Or to study the benefits the dams provide, including energy and barging.

After thirteen years, a federal judge today [Wednesday] released Seattle from federal oversight of its police department.

Oregon’s Department of Justice won’t investigate a Rogue Valley fire district for criminal conduct.