The Fort Vancouver National Historic Site will mark its bicentennial on Saturday. It was established 200 years ago by the Hudson’s Bay Company as part of the fur trade.

Phil and Penny Knight have pledged 2 billion dollars to OHSU to support cancer research and patient care. Amelia Templeton reports.

Costco has confirmed that it will not sell Mifepristone, the first of two drugs used in medication abortions or to manage some miscarriages. [KUOW C&C]

Saturday marks the bicentennial of Fort Vancouver. OPB's Erik Neumann reports increased scrutiny of American history by the federal government is looming over the event.

There's another rain storm headed toward the Seattle area. [KUOW C&C]

In small towns, libraries can play a vital role in education and literacy. N-W-P-B’s Rachel Sun talked to volunteers at the nonprofit Prairie Community Library in Cottonwood, Idaho.

An atmospheric river will bring unusual rainfall to the Willamette Valley over the coming days, hitting northern Oregon especially hard.

The U.S. Department of Justice is asking Oregon to turn over voter data – some of it sensitive. As Dirk VanderHart reports, it’s part of a national push by the Trump administration to take a greater role in how states administer elections.

Invasive grasses have crowded out native plants across federal lands in Klamath and Lake Counties.

The Bureau of Land Management is spraying herbicides in Lake and Klamath Counties to stop invasive plants.