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A local affordable housing provider has won a grant to build 52 more permanently affordable units in Eugene.

Safeway workers in Northern California are threatening to strike if a deal is not reached by Friday.

A Safeway workers union covering the Northern California coast and Bay Area is preparing its members to strike over health coverage, pension and wage disputes.

Federal disaster funding is being made available for three southwest Oregon counties after major spring flooding. Jefferson Public Radio's Roman Battaglia (buh-TALLY-uh) reports.

[LEDE: A military veteran, Travis Decker, is accused of killing his three young daughters outside Wenatchee, raising questions about whether he had adequate mental health care.

Now, some veterans are asking for increased mental health services — to prevent the next tragedy.

KUOW’s Eilís (eye- LEASH) O’Neill has this story from Wenatchee…

Just a heads up — this story includes discussion of murder and suicide.]

[LEDE:] A military veteran, Travis Decker, is accused of killing his three young daughters outside Wenatchee, raising questions about whether he had adequate mental health care.

Now, the veteran community in north-central Washington is asking for increased mental health services — to prevent the next tragedy.

KUOW’s Eilís O’Neill has this story from Wenatchee…

Just a heads up — this story includes discussion of murder and suicide.

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When we think of arcade games like pinball, there's a stereotype of a young man at the controls. But a local chapter of an international pinball league is flipping the narrative by creating a safe space for women and gender minorities. KLCC’s Sajina Shrestha met some ‘pinball wizards’ in Eugene.

Across Washington state, students are currently enrolling in preschool and early childhood education programs ahead of the upcoming school year.

But this month the Trump Administration announced it was barring undocumented immigrants from Head Start – leaving educators to figure out how to comply with the new restrictions.

Earlier this month, the Trump Administration announced it’s restricting Head Start programs from serving undocumented immigrants.

Now, Washington state education officials are working to figure out how to comply while continuing to enroll eligible students for the upcoming school year. KNKX’s Mitch Borden has the story.

An effort to expand the Coffin Butte landfill in rural Benton County experienced a major setback last night.