Oregon lawmakers have asked the FBI to investigate the decades old murder of the state’s top prison official. Oregon Public Broadcasting's Conrad Wilson reports.

Investigators with the Lacey Police Department and FBI say they’re treating a fire at a Tesla charging station last week as an incident of domestic terrorism.

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The Washington state Attorney General is suing the Seattle school district over allegations of repeated illegal treatment of pregnant and nursing employees.

KUOW's Sami West has more.

More small farms could operate without water rights under a bill moving forward in the Oregon legislature.

Investigators in Lacey are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect linked to a fire at a Tesla charging station last week - which they’re treating as an act of domestic terrorism.

KUOW’s Noel Gasca has more

Local food banks are struggling to adapt to federal funding cuts amid rising need for their services. As Jefferson Public Radio's Jane Vaughan reports, the USDA recently cut more than $1 billion dollars in funding for food banks and schools.

Local food banks are serving more people, but they’re also struggling to plan for an uncertain economic future.

A man from the tiny town of Peck, Idaho, was part of a Special Olympics competition in Italy last month. N-W-P-B’s Lauren Paterson reports on how it went.

[HOST:] The Seattle Art Museum is currently showcasing work of Ai Weiwei [I way-way], an artist from China who is currently living in exile. The show is the largest for both the museum and the artist. But it's taken on a larger meaning due to the Trump Administration.

KNKX Arts and Culture Reporter Freddy Monares tells us how.

The work of activist Chinese-born artist Ai Weiwei [EYE way-way] is currently on view at Seattle Art Museum.