Japanese Americans in the Seattle-area recently participated in a forum to talk about their experiences with concentration camps in the 19-40s. They see parallels to immigration raids happening today.

Washington residents who survived incarceration in Japanese concentration camps in the 19-40s are urging elected officials to push back against the Trump Administration's immigration enforcement actions.

KNKX Reporter Freddy Monares has more.

A no-cost childcare program that serves Central Oregon including Bend and Redmond is accepting applications for families with children ages six weeks to three years old. KLCC’s Sajina Shrestha, has details.

The U.S. government is taking a nearly 10 percent stake in chipmaker Intel. The semiconductor company and the Trump Administration announced the deal today/yesterday [[Friday]]. Kyra [[KYE ruh]] Buckley reports.

An “Extreme Heat Warning” is in effect for the Willamette Valley through at least early Tuesday. Now, homeless advocates in Corvallis are asking the community to help support people living outside.

The city of Seattle will hold a grand opening Thursday for a new overdose recovery center downtown.

for Monday: This week [THURS Aug 28] Seattle celebrates the opening of a new overdose recovery center downtown, to care for people and potentially connect them to treatment.

Temperatures are expected to reach triple-digits over the next several days for most of western Oregon and Southwest Washington -- and health authorities are sending staff out to check on people, both housed and unhoused.

A Vancouver school district union announced this week they’re ready to strike on the first day of classes.

Evergreen district administrators this/yesterday afternoon ((FRIDAY 8/22)) pushed the start of school back by a week so negotiations can continue.

The Evergreen Public School district in Vancouver announced today/yesterday ((FRIDAY 8/22)) it’s canceling the first week of school ahead of a possible strike. OPB's Erik Neumann reports.