Woodburn braces for Trump 2.0Oregon Public Broadcasting による

What does the second Trump administration mean for the Pacific Northwest? In the latest episode of OPB Politics Now, we get a sense of what people had to say in the days before the inauguration and what happens next. Find the show anywhere you get your podcasts and read our full coverage about the new administration at OPB.org.…

President Donald Trump has pardoned or commuted sentences for hundreds of Jan 6th defendants including those in the PNWOregon Public Broadcasting による

Last week following the devastating wildfires in California, eight US senators sent a letter, urging the US Treasury and Federal Insurance Office to publish data about how the climate crisis is impacting homeowners insurance. One of the authors of that letter was Oregon Senator Ron Wyden.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

How the Trump administration could affect the I-5 bridge replacement projectOregon Public Broadcasting による

Oregon lawmakers convene the 2025 legislative sessionOregon Public Broadcasting による

Oregonians share hopes and concerns as Donald Trump begins his second termOregon Public Broadcasting による

It’s day eight of the Providence health care workers strike. Close to 5,000 nurses and about 150 doctors went on strike indefinitely starting last week. Providence has offered to resume bargaining -- but both sides have indicated they’re not expecting a quick resolution.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

The newly signed legislation follows reporting from Oregon Public Broadcasting and ProPublica that underscored the risks and costs associated with a plan to migrate salmon past hydroelectric dams using a giant fish collector and tanker trucks.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

President Donald Trump has called for blanket tariffs on U.S. trading partners, a move economists say would raise prices for consumer goods.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Oregon lawmakers officially convene the 2025 legislative session today.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

We are only a few days away from the 2025 long legislative session kicking off in Salem. State lawmakers' paramount duty is passing the next two-year budget. But they likely won’t stop there. On this week’s OPB Politics Now, we will dig into how the state will fund wildfires and ease the housing crisis. Plus, will there be new taxes? How will the l…

Trump administration could test Oregon's strong protections for immigrantsOregon Public Broadcasting による

A conversation with Disability Rights Oregon about how Oregon is prepared to help people with disabilities in a major disaster.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

The Oregon Department of Forestry is embroiled in budgetary and workplace conduct issues. Now Oregon state forester Cal Mukumoto is leaving.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Bend moves forward on affordable housingOregon Public Broadcasting による

On va pas tortiller du popotin pour déféquer dans l’axe (pour rester poli), on est clairement parti dans un gros délire sur cet épisode et qu’est-ce qu’on a rigolé ! Avec deux invités en grandes formes, on a discuté de cinéma, de stand-up, on s’est envoyé quelques punchlines et on a terminé en beauté avec un jeu totalement inédit et loufoque de not…

Audiences across the country are debating the accuracy of the new movie about Bob Dylan: ‘A Complete Unknown.’ For retired Portland sound engineer Dennis Darby, he doesn’t need to debate. He was there – at least for some of it.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Oregon roads and bridges are old and damaged. Fixing them is an expensive task for lawmakers this yearOregon Public Broadcasting による

Washougal joins cities around the US with anti-camping restrictions aimed at homelessOregon Public Broadcasting による

New year, new government. On the latest episode of OPB Politics Now, reporters Dirk VanderHart and Alex Zielinski discuss the fascinating start of the new era of governance in Portland City Hall. They talked about the political fault lines emerging, the personalities on the council and much more. Find the show anywhere you get your podcasts.…

For over a decade, the Portland Mercado has been a hub for Latinx communities and food vendors. But last year, a fire destroyed parts of the public market, shuttering its doors. Now, the Mercado plans to rebuild with community support.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Melissa Skinner’s critics say the conflict hits a nerve in the national debate over activism in public education.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

As board games boom, one Portland-area group brings new games and new friends to the tableOregon Public Broadcasting による

Keith Wilson seemed to come out of nowhere. Until earlier last year, he was a trucking company president whose one previous attempt at elected office got paltry results. Then, suddenly, he was a frontrunner in Portland’s high-stakes mayoral race, with an audacious pitch to solve the city’s most difficult issue. Now, he’s the mayor. Given that swift…

The small patches of land host compact ecosystems and might help with climate change.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Nearly two dozen bills passed by Oregon lawmakers in early 2024 take effect on New Year’s Day.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

The Oregon Ducks kick off the New Year by taking on the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

A mixture of landslides, volunteerism and fundraising may help Cape Meares residents surround themselves with a wildlife sanctuary.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Oregon’s sparkling wine scene is popping locally — and beyondOregon Public Broadcasting による

Earl Blumenauer is one of the longest-serving elected officials in Oregon history – if not the longest. He first won election to the Oregon House of Representatives in his early 20s, and over the course of five decades went on to serve on the Multnomah County Commission, Portland City Council and, most famously, for nearly 30 years representing Por…

Benton County connects students with Oregon’s salmon migrationOregon Public Broadcasting による

Portland Police are using data to snag stolen vehiclesOregon Public Broadcasting による

For the second year in a row, Milwaukie, Oregon will be hosting a New Year's Eve celebration by dropping a seven foot Bing cherry to ring in the new year. The event is an opportunity for both celebration and education, to honor the Chinese horticulturalist that became the cherry's namesake.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Notre premier épisode avec un seul invité, mais qui en vaut largement deux ! Encore une heure de rigolade où notre Baba national nous a régalé d’anecdotes croustillantes et nous a révélé ses nombreuses amitiés dans le milieu du show biz ! 😎 Nous avons enfin répondu à la fameuse question : est-ce que c’est beauf de porter des crocs ? En bref encore …

At Work With a Zamboni driver, Tanya March. Actually, it's not technically a Zamboni.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Prakruti Bhatt and Lillian Karabaic answer listener questions about Stop Requested.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler has just over a week left in the mayor’s office. And he’s in a reflective mood. This week on the podcast we’re letting him look back on his eight years in office, give advice to his successors, and talk about what’s next. OPB Portland city government reporter Alex Zielinski sat down with Wheeler. He spent nearly two decad…

OPB's longtime Christmas music curator JT Griffith is back for his fifth year of holiday cheer! He spoke with OPB’s “All Things Considered” host Crystal Ligori about finding holiday vinyl from Japan, scoring an art installation with Christmas tunes, and being perpetually in his ‘Christmas era’.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Portland Pantomime brings a British tradition to the northwestOregon Public Broadcasting による

For kids who feel left out, Bend’s ‘Sandra Claus' is a hitOregon Public Broadcasting による

The St Helens school district is not an outlier when it comes to sexual abuseOregon Public Broadcasting による

Mayor-elect Keith Wilson has pledged to end unsheltered homelessness in Portland by 2026. Past mayors have failed to deliver on similar promises.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

In the final episode of Stop Requested, OPB's Lillian Karabaic and Prakruti Bhatt spend a 12-hour travel day going from Enterprise to John Day. And are driven by a buffalo riding champion.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

The rising cost of wildfires has left Oregon lawmakers scrambling to pay their bills on time. On this week’s show, we look at the problem and the results of this week’s special session to pay 2024 fire costs.

Oregon’s nonprofits fill in a lot of gaps in service that neither government nor businesses can handle. Now they're struggling.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Police shot Immanueal Clark in the back Nov. 19, 2022 while he fled. The deadly shooting caused a rare rift between investigators and Portland police leadership.Oregon Public Broadcasting による

Encore une heure où ça part dans tous les sens et à vitesse grand V pour le plus grand bonheur de tous. Des plus gros bides de Pablo devant sa famille en passant par le combat de tous les jours d’Isabelle pour écrire un peu tous les jours, sans oublier une bonne dose de jeux et de rigolade ce sont deux invités qui se sont donnés à 100% pour faire d…

A strong earthquake off California on Thursday triggered a tsunami warning for the coast, all the way up to just south of Florence. The waves didn’t really come. But for about an hour, local governments had to mobilize an emergency response to a threat that’s always kind of lurking under the surface.…

In this episode of Stop Requested, OPB's Lillian Karabaic and Prakruti Bhatt adventure from La Grande to Wallowa Lake by bus, and look for Bigfoot along the way.Oregon Public Broadcasting による