Seattle’s Filipino community is coming together to remember victims of Saturday’s car attack at a Filipino festival in Vancouver, British Columbia. [KUOW C&C]

A popular Eugene summer recreation spot has escaped the budget scalpel … for now. KLCC’s Sajina Shrestha explains:

Seattle International Film Festival is shrinking a little bit this year.

[HOST:] Seattle International Film Festival has announced its roster of movies screening over 10 days starting May 15th.

KNKX Arts and Culture Reporter Freddy Monares says there’s more films this year that you might not have another opportunity to see.

The University of Oregon’s student workers union went on strike Monday morning.

If a U.S. Senator dies or retires in Oregon, it could be months before a special election replaces them. A bill that passed through the Oregon senate on Monday would change that. OPB’s Bryce Dole explains.

Oregon’s Department of Emergency Management says the Trump administration’s decision to abruptly cancel a hazard mitigation grant program will “significantly impact communities” across the state. KLCC’s Tiffany Eckert reports: [SOQ 0:51]

Seattle's Saint James Cathedral held a requiem mass today [Monday] to remember Pope Francis, who died last week. [KUOW C&C]

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson says he plans to review the Legislature's plan to close a budget gap estimated to be as much as $16 [b] billion dollars. [KUOW debrief with Jeanie Lindsay]

The Seattle Police Department's efforts to hire more officers are picking up steam. [KUOW C&C]