The number of flipped homes in Oregon has dropped in the past year. KLCC’s Zac Ziegler reports on why the commercial fixer-upper industry isn’t thriving in the state:

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown says he’s disappointed at the U.S. Supreme Court decision announced today [fri] -- it restricts the ability of federal judges to block President Trump’s executive orders nationwide.

Firework season is currently underway in Oregon, and officials are reminding residents to be safe as wildfires continue to burn across the state.

Chelan County prosecutors say they’ll no longer share court dates with federal immigration agents, after a recent courthouse arrest raised legal and ethical concerns. N-W-P-B’s Murrow Fellow, Renee Diaz, reports.

A bevy of nuclear energy bills in the Oregon Legislature are unlikely to pass this session. But opponents of these bills say state officials are clearly shifting how they think about the power source.

The Rogue Valley Transportation District is laying off over 80 employees.

The Rogue Valley Transportation District is laying off over 80 employees and reducing bus services. Jefferson Public Radio’s Justin Higginbottom reports the cuts come after federal funding was tied to immigration enforcement.

The Deschutes National Forest is deciding if it will allow some e-bikes on certain trails in the national forest. Kathryn Styer Martinez reports.

It will soon cost more for out-of-state residents to buy a parking permit at Oregon State Parks. The increased fees take effect July 1st. KLCC’s Gabriella Sgro [skroh] reports: [SOQ 0:42]

Elections officials in Pierce County are launching a campaign to help young voters avoid problems with the signatures on their ballots.

KNKX Murrow News Fellow Nate Sanford has more