Climate Week is an annual event most people associate with New York City. It started in September 2000-9 as an offshoot of the United Nations General Assembly meeting – for climate activists. Now, cities all around the world host these gatherings, which often feel more like festivals.

A Seattle-area music festival has canceled a day that was meant to highlight Latin artists. It's the latest in a string of cancellations from cultural events that are grappling with concerns over immigration enforcement strategies.

KNKX Arts and Culture Reporter Freddy Monares has more.

Being a small business owner in 2025 has felt like a roller coaster ride for many, and that includes Eugene-area coffee roasters. KLCC’s Karen Richards reports.

Price increases are brewing in Eugene area coffee markets. [feel free to localize][filename CoffeeCostsCC]

Lawsuits filed today/on Thursday accuse three more former Oregon Youth Authority staff members of sexually abusing juvenile prisoners. Lauren Dake reports.

U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden is introducing a measure that would require immigration officers to clearly identify themselves when making arrests. Lauren Dake reports.

King County has announced new limits on the use of its signature program to keep youth out of jail. [KUOW C&C]

Washington state officials were in White Salmon this morning ((yesterday/THURS)) to discuss progress on the Burdoin ((bur-DOYN)) Fire – which broke out last Friday ((7/18)) in the Columbia River Gorge.

TriState Health in Clarkston, Washington, will begin offering obstetrics and gynecology services this fall.

The Lewiston-Clarkston Valley will have one more doctor specializing in obstetrics and gynecology. Starting this fall, a new clinic will open at TriState Health in Clarkston, Washington. N-W-P-B’s Rachel Sun reports.