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Growing concern over treatment of Haitian migrants, expansion to health insurance enrollment, and COVID delays debate at Oregon Capitol

From the way we commute to the way we cool off in extreme heat, everything we know about city life will likely change in the face of continued global temperature increases. What does that mean for you? What does it mean for the future of the urban landscape? And, how will climate change exacerbate one of the biggest problems cities, and society, are already facing?

Scary assault in Albany, blackface leads to school staffer’s suspension, and a dispute over new Congressional districts in Oregon

After a record breaking weekend of rain, we're back to a dry pattern here in Portland. This week, several days could even hit the low 80s during the afternoon hours. Kelley and Joseph chat about in upcoming heat and mild summer-like conditions this week. 

Big step toward COVID vaccines for children 5-12 years old, Congress goes back to work, and Nabisco strike ends

The last weekend of summer is going to feel a lot like fall. Joseph and Kelley are tracking a major rain system that is going to make for a very wet weekend. Plus, we go to Mt. Angel for the return of their annual Oktoberfest.

FDA vote on Pfizer booster shots, surveying vaccination status of Portland public school students, and the return of distance learning

COVID cases drop in Oregon, possible vaccine mandate for Portland school kids, and a new agreement to protect the Pacific

Surviving a recall by a landslide, death of a Portland construction icon, and the curtain rises on Broadway

As climate change driven by global temperature increases continues, we're taking an in-depth look at two industries home in the Pacific Northwest, timber and agriculture. We’ll look at the threats to their overall existence courtesy of climate change and how our panel of experts envisions each of them surviving.