The Washington State Transportation Commission is scheduled to receive a presentation about a bike sensor that maps where cars and cyclists could collide.

[HOST:] A University of Washington student created a sensor that maps dangerous roads for cyclists... and state officials want to hear from him.

KNKX reporter Freddy Monares tells us more.

The Yakama Nation is on track to buy an area of land along the White Salmon River. OPB's Erik Neumann reports, a national conservation nonprofit announced the sale this week.

A Eugene teenager is earning national attention for a talent not many people her age have: playing the accordion. KLCC’s Kendra Schertell has more. [SOC + short musical tag 4:00]

The University of Idaho has made changes to campus offices that concern diversity, equity and inclusion, or D-E-I. But how have those changes impacted student organizations? N-W-P-B’s Voces [VO-sez] intern, Diana Romero, has more.

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Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has reversed her decision not to extradite a suspect linked to burglaries targeting Asian American households in Eugene and Springfield.

KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White explains.

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Fire danger is increasing to moderate starting Saturday morning across Jackson and Josephine counties. JPR’s Maria Carter explains why

Across Western Washington, a heat wave is expected to drive temperatures up to around 90 degrees on Sunday and Monday.

But even though it’s going to be hot, the National Weather Service is warning that people should be cautious if they’re planning to cool off by going for a swim.

A low-income veterinary clinic in rural Lane County says it will shut down this month unless it can find new funding.

HOST: Sunnyside is looking for an interim City Manager after placing the current one on administrative leave, citing an investigation. N-W-P-B’s Johanna Bejarano has the story.