Lawmakers introduced a record number of bills during this year’s legislative session. Today/Wednesday, they announced a new measure that would limit the number of bills they could propose. OPB’s Bryce Dole reports.

Washington Democrats have tossed out their previously proposed wealth tax plan to help close a major state budget gap. Olympia correspondent Jeanie Lindsay explains, they’re now pitching a revised set of tax changes after the governor rejected their earlier proposals.

The city of Yreka (why-REEK-uh) will soon hire six full-time firefighters to help what has previously been an all-volunteer fire department.

The city of Yreka (why-REEK-uh) is going to hire six full-time firefighters to help its volunteer department. Jefferson Public Radio's Roman Battaglia (buh-TALLY-uh) reports that’s after voters approved a tax increase.

Schools all over Oregon may soon prevent students from using cellphones and other personal electronics during the school day.

The Eugene Police Department recently received an FAA waiver to expand the reach of its drone program. KLCC’s Karen Richards has details.

It’s track and field season in TrackTown USA, and this weekend offers two days of collegiate competition at Hayward Field in Eugene.

Tacoma passed new tenant protections over a year and a half ago. So, are they working as intended? A group of stakeholders is planning to survey community members this spring to try and figure that out.

Host lead-in: Tacoma passed new tenant protections over a year and a half ago. So, are they working as intended? N-W-P-B’s Lauren Gallup reports.

Among the White House’s latest potential cuts to federal spending is the elimination of the scientific research unit for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA (“noah”.) As KLCC’s Brian Bull reports, that could have a major impact on a coastal Oregon city.