Washington leaders just signed an agreement to merge the state's market for carbon emissions with those in California and Québec.

The City of Eugene is testing a new lane configuration on Patterson Street.

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Seattle is about to host its fourth World Cup soccer match Friday night and it’s a special one.

A federal judge sided with Oregon, Washington and other states today/ON THURSDAY, blocking an executive order by President Donald Trump. As Dirk VanderHart reports, the ruling could prevent major changes to mail-in voting around the country.

Two months from now, Portland City Councilors will be expected to approve a tentative lease agreement with the Portland Trail Blazers for their use of the Moda Center. As Alex Zielinski reports, that process isn’t going smoothly.

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Two members of Oregon’s Congressional delegation who strongly supported a massive housing bill recently passed by congress say they’re furious that President Trump will not sign the legislation.

This weekend, one Washingtonian will compete against swimmers from around the globe in the Gay Games in Valencia, Spain. SPR's Owen Henderson reports.

Washington will be represented at the world’s largest LGBTQ sporting event, taking place in Spain this weekend.

Spokane will turn its attention to basketball this weekend with Hoopfest, and Washington State University is taking advantage.

Egypt’s soccer team, known as the Pharaohs, recently had a hard time getting into Seattle ahead of their World Cup match against Iran. FIFA denied the team’s request to train in the city, but later reversed course on that decision.

The Pharaohs have received a warm welcome from another group in the Northwest, from people who cut hair: barbers.

KNKX Reporter Freddy Monares tells us about the owner of a barbershop in Shoreline who has been tapped to cut the team’s hair.