Host lead-in: Doctors at a children’s hospital in Tacoma are trying to unionize. The physicians are joining a growing number in their profession to do so. N-W-P-B’s Lauren Gallup reports.

The Roseburg Public Library is among more than a dozen rural libraries in Oregon [and ten in Washington] that’s received a grant to help better serve people with disabilities.

The University of Oregon’s student workers union says it could strike as early as next week.

The Port of Portland's board voted yesterday ((MON)) to end a social equity policy that had been in place since 20-18.

In the next few weeks Eugene City Council could consider an alternative to the fire fee in hopes of avoiding a budget crisis and a divisive election.

KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White explains.

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Transgender athletes will continue with the same rules in Washington middle and high schools sports, after a vote challenging their participation.

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Proposals to limit how transgender girls can participate in sports in Washington have been rejected.

KUOW’s Sami West reports.

Western Oregon University is Oregon’s first public university to be recognized as a Hispanic-serving institution.

Spring means Oregonians are out exploring trails and parks. A raptor expert says it’s good to mind wildlife, which includes young -or injured- critters. KLCC’s Brian Bull has more.

Many counties in Washington are holding special elections this Tuesday.