Rite Aid plans to close its final two locations in the Springfield/Eugene area. KLCC’s Zac Ziegler reports:

A historic hotel near Crater Lake National Park is in foreclosure. As Jefferson Public Radio's Justin Higginbottom reports, authorities say the owners of the Prospect Historic Hotel are the victims of embezzlement and fraud.

Earlier this month, a West Linn megachurch hosted one of the largest Christian revival meetings Portland has seen in decades. The event filled the Moda Center in Portland for three shows. Organizers spoke a lot about the city itself, and its need for spiritual saving. As O-P-B’s Joni Auden Land reports, the Rose City has long been a destination for evangelists.

Todd Achilles [UH-kill-ez], formerly a Democrat in the Idaho state legislature, dropped out this summer in order to run against incumbent U-S Senator James Risch [RISH, like dish].

Achilles [UH-kill-ez] is in the middle of a listening tour throughout the state, talking to constituents about issues they care about.

Intel C-E-O Lip-Bu Tan is responding to President Trump’s demand that he resign.

Intel's CEO is directly responding to President Trump’s accusations of conflict. As Kyra [[KYE ruh]] Buckley reports, the chip maker’s leader says he’s always operated within the law.

The Prospect Historic Hotel has closed its doors after owners allege a business partner stole money and committed fraud.

Oregonians interested in buying or leasing an electric vehicle have about one month left to qualify for a state rebate.

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A federal court has moved to dismiss a lawsuit brought by environmental groups against the Eugene Water and Electric Board. KLCC’s Sajina Shrestha reports.

The federal government is asking for input on a proposed gold and silver mine in far Eastern Oregon. OPB's April Ehrlich [[ER-lick]] reports.