Hundreds of people participated in the Ladds 500 in Portland yesterday [[SAT]]. The annual event sees cyclists ride around a circle for hundreds of laps. O-P-B's Joni Auden Land reports.

Washington lawmakers are moving forward with legislation making changes to rights for parents and students in schools. Olympia correspondent Jeanie Lindsay explains, the hotly debated policy revises a parents rights law enacted last year.

Cruise season is about to start in Seattle, with the first ship arriving this Saturday. [April 12th.]

This weekend, Indigenous student leaders at the University of Washington are inviting the community to the 54th annual Spring Powwow.

A group of student organizers and supporters gathered at the University of Oregon campus this afternoon [Friday afternoon] to demand that the school take more steps to protect international students. KLCC’s Sajina Shrestha reports.

The Eugene Mission is a religious non-profit in the Whiteaker neighborhood, which provides aid for local homeless communities.

Since the pandemic, it’s begun seeing clients arrive in far worse conditions than they did before.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek visited Harney County this week to see damage left behind by flooding that has hit the region hard.

Harney County residents are continuing the slow process of cleaning up from devastating floods that swept through the area in recent weeks.

A nonprofit in Seattle that provides legal help to migrant children... who are in the country without an adult... is closing its doors.

[HOST:] We're learning more about local impacts after the Trump Administration cut a program that provides legal help for migrant children who are in Washington State without an adult. A nonprofit that represents a large number of those cases is closing its doors next month.

More from KNKX Reporter Freddy Monares.