Jerry Spriggs from the Portland area has ideas about fixing the lectoral college in his book, All Votes Matter!

Fuels Institute Executive Director John Eichberger about how much electric vehicle charging capacity would that require for all electric cars.

Kim Thurman, the Rogue Valley Genealogical Society president, about Genealogy Week, September 17-23.

Howard Steven Friedman, health economist and statistician, compiles the numbers and the way we interpret them in "Ultimate Price: The Value We Place on Life."

Debra Thompson in the book "The Long Road Home: On Blackness and Belonging" about the roots of Black identities in North America and the routes taken in search of freedom on the continent.

Robert Parker and Ben Clark at the institute for Policy Research & Engagement at the University of Oregon on the ways in which COVID-19 and the response to it affected the economy.

The Blue Ledge Mine up above the Applegate Valley has not produced copper or zinc for close to a century now. But the extraction of those metals left a mess behind, one the federal government declared a Superfund cleanup site in 2011.CDPH just put out a health assessment, open for public comment until September 21st.

Erik Jules at Cal Poly-Humboldt and Melissa DeSiervo, now at the University of Wyoming, studied trees in the Klamath Mountains of our region, inching uphill. But they are not moving fast enough to stay ahead of climate change.

The Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs is trying to fill that gap in information, by enlisting the help of volunteers to help connect vets to resources and benefits, primarily through county Veterans Service Offices.

author A.M. Homes "The Unfolding," a novel of a man who is highly unhappy about Barack Obama's victory in the 2008 presidential election, and vows to make some moves to get his country back.