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Today onTheLocal:

Emily's got theQuickSix headlines!

Sam's got the CityCouncil Update!

And Ambush talks comics and history with DavidF Walker, author of The Black Panther Party: A Graphic Novel History.

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It's theQuickSix! Emily delivers the top news stories forPortland, Oregon, and the World.

Then, a conversation with Exec Director of Stand For Children Oregon, Toya Fick, on the state schools, 2018 ballot measure 98, and other education policy areas.

Happy one year birthday to us!

Today onTheLocal:We've got the Quick Six headlines, hitting the most important stories for Portlanders. Then, we're joined by Jonathan Maus of Bike Portland for an update on issues impacting bikes inPDX.

Today onTheLocal:Emily's got the Quick Six headlines to start your day!Then, and interview withEmily Green of Street Roots on COVID deaths of incarcerated people.

Today on TheLocal:

Your Quick Six news headlines, keeping you informed and up to date!

Then, an interview with Dan Walton from Studio Blue on the challenges of running a business and how to keep Portlanders well.

Today onTheLocal:

Christine &Emily have the QuickSix news headlines, then a conversation withAlex Frane of EaterPortland on vaccinations for food service workers, and the return of classic watering-hole and chicken kitchen Reel M Inn.

Today onThe Local:

Emily has the QuickSix local news rundown, then a conversation with Street Roots' Joanne Zuhl on trauma while incarcerated.

On XRAY.fm's birthday, The Local brings the most important headlines to Portland. Christine &Emily have the Quick Six news rundown, then Belinda Carol interviewsKali Ladd of KairosPDX on how the pandemic has impacted childcare workers.

Radio is yours!

Today onTheLocal:Emily has the Quick Six local news rundown. Then, DJ Ambush interviews Representative Julie Fahey on housing reform!

Today onThe Local:Emily Gilliland and Andy Linderg have the Quick Six news rundown!Then, Julia Oppenheimer and Sam Smargiassi talk with Comissioner Carmen Rubio on where Portland's at now, and what changes she sees moving out of the pandemic.