Episodes
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[VOICER] Cody Easterday home in Columbia Basin for Thanksgiving
LEDE: Cody Easterday is now under home confinement [as of Nov. 2]. Easterday is the rancher and farmer who defrauded companies out of more than $244 million dollars of beef cattle and went to federal prison for it. N-W-P-B’s Senior Correspondent Anna King has the details.
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[c&c] Wilson camera decision
Seattle mayor Katie Wilson is authorizing police to expand the city’s network of surveillance cameras. Cameras in the stadium district will be turned on immediately, and new cameras will be installed in Capitol Hill and the Central District over the next several months.
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[wrap] Wilson camera decision
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced today [11/10] that she decided to allow police to expand their network of surveillance cameras into Capitol Hill, the Central District and the Stadium District.
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WRAP: Oregon wildlife officials report growing numbers of waterfowl with HPAI across the Willamette Valley
Migratory ducks and geese are showing signs of highly-pathogenic avian influenza, or H-P-A-I. As KLCC’s Brian Bull reports, most reports are coming from the Willamette Valley.
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CC: Seattle mayor will expand surveillance cameras in wake of audit
[CC: Seattle mayor will expand surveillance cameras in wake of audit Amy/Cat Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is giving the green light to an expansion of city surveillance cameras. It’s a departure from her opposition to cameras on the campaign trail, and her decision to “pause” the expansion this...
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[VCR] Washington state senator begins probe into deportation system after GOP loses Congress
[1110 ME Murray Letter VCR / GS / LJ] [evergreen until Nov. 13, 0:52 in nb] [HOST:] Washington state’s top ranking U.S. Senator has begun to probe into the federal deportation system. That’s after the GOP lost control of congress. KUOW’s Gustavo Sagrero has more.
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WRAP: University of Oregon reaches tentative deal with graduate employees, averting strike for now
The University of Oregon has averted a strike of its graduate employees for the time being.
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WRP: Newest lawsuit targeting Longview paper mill expands to nearby wood product companies
Legal action against a paper mill in Longview, Washington is expanding to other nearby wood products companies. That's where a chemical spill this spring killed eleven employees. OPB's Erik Neumann reports.
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[CC] Upthegrove asks state to fully fund 2027 wildfire prevention
[Upthegrove asks state to fully fund 2027 wildfire prevention 20261110_Upthegrovepresser_CC.wav CC (ERT :50) 11/10/2026 Audrey Nelson/Doug Nadvornick NOTE: clip has a lot of background rain] Officials braved pouring rain just north of Spokane today while urging Washington’s state government to...
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SA: Newest lawsuit targeting Longview paper mill expands to nearby wood product companies
A third lawsuit has been filed against a paper mill in Longview, Washington where 11 people died in a chemical spill last May. The suit represents the families of two of those deceased workers.
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WRP: Roseburg keeps its Flock cameras amid national debate
Roseburg will continue its contract with the surveillance technology company Flock, which operates 15 cameras in the city.
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CC: Roseburg keeps its Flock cameras amid national debate
Roseburg’s fifteen Flock cameras will remain, after the City Council voted Monday to continue its contract with the surveillance technology company.
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WRP: Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month
State officials are reminding Oregonians to be aware of potential seasonal threats, including a preventable hazard known as “the silent killer.” OPB’s Amanda Linares [[lee-NAR-es]] has more.
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CC: Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month
November is Carbon Monoxide Awareness month and emergency officials are urging people to stay alert as they turn to fuel-burning appliances to stay warm this winter.
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Columbia River Maritime Museum opens big new wing
The ‘Columbia River Maritime Museum’ will open its big new wing next Friday ((11/20)). New exhibits include an old Coast Guard lifeboat and helicopter, a big mid-century pleasure cruiser, a little 1940s motorboat, and lots of other watercraft. Museum director Bruce Jones hopes the new ‘Mariners...
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A new wing at the Columbia River Maritime Museum in Astoria
A new wing at the Columbia River Maritime Museum in Astoria will open next week ((11/20)). Kristian Foden-Vencil reports
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Jayapal Hegseth Impeachment
Seattle Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal says she will vote “YES” to impeach Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
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[ERROR CORRECTION & Corrected WRAP] Boeing layoffs announced
[NOTE: A previous version of this story did not including an attribution to The Seattle Times report.] [NOTE HOST TAG] Boeing says it plans to cut 5-percent of its commercial aerospace workforce next month. The company announced the decision this morning [Monday]. KNKX’s Gary Davis reports.
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Wrap: Wyden on healthcare
[[Wyden on healthcare 20261109_AT_Wyden on healthcare_WRP :45 AT/mw ERT: 1:00]] Oregon’s U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden says Democrats plan to use their newfound power in Congress to attempt to walk back Republican cuts to healthcare and social safety net programs. Amelia Templeton has more.
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[c&c] Boeing layoffs announced
Boeing plans to lay off five-percent of its workforce in its commercial airplanes division in December.
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[VCER] Seattle mayor to announce next steps on surveillance cameras
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is expected to announce her decision on the future of Seattle’s closed-circuit surveillance cameras. Today she released the results of a long-awaited audit that she’s said will help inform her decision. KNKX reporter Nate Sanford has more.
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DO NOT RUN: [wrap] Boeing layoffs announced
Boeing says it plans to lay off 5-percent of its commercial aerospace workforce next month. The company announced the decision this morning [Monday]. KNKX’s Gary Davis reports.
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VCR: OR House speaker being challenged for role
((20261109_DVH_SpeakerRaceVCR (:37) DV/AJT)) Oregon Democrats won big on Election Day, likely expanding their majorities in both the state House and Senate. But as Dirk VanderHart reports, that hasn’t protected one top Democrat from a fight for her job.
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SA: Wyden wants to stop tariffs
Oregon’s U.S. Senator Ron Wyden says he supports stopping the Trump administration's tariffs when Democrats retake Congress next year.
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VCR: In wake of privacy audit Seattle mayor will announce next steps on surveillance cameras
[VCR: In wake of privacy audit Seattle mayor will announce next steps on surveillance cameras Amy/Derek Intro: A new privacy audit calls for tighter policies around the use of surveillance cameras by Seattle police.]
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[wrap] Eugene-Springfield home sales slide, but prices are remain high
Home sales in the Eugene-Springfield area have slowed in recent months. But, as KLCC’s Zac Ziegler reports, the decrease is having little effect on prices:
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Hoping to get a green card for a family member in the Seattle area? It could take years [WRAP]
[1109 ATC Slow SEA Green Cards WRAP / GS / LJ] [1:01 in nb, evergreen] [HOST:] Over the past year under the Trump administration, people are facing much longer wait times for green cards. And the Seattle area has one of the longest waits in the country. KUOW’s Gustavo Sagrero reports.
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[CC] Seattle school board to vote on whether to sue over I-638
The Seattle School Board is set to vote tonight [Monday] on a resolution that would give [Seattle School] Superintendent Ben Shuldiner the authority to take legal action against Initiative 6-38.
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[C&C] Hydrilla verticillata found in Oregon
[Hydrilla verticillata found in Oregon 20261108_JD_Hydrilla_SA.wav C&C (ERT: 44) 11/11/2026 Jireh Deng / Casey Frizzell Note: Stashable - please run 11/11 or later] An invasive aquatic weed was found in Oregon for the first time — in Jackson County, according to the state Department of Agriculture.
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[C&C] El Niño PNW flood outlook
[El Niño PNW flood outlook 20261111_RM_El Niño flood outlook_SA.wav (ERT:41) 09/11/2026 Riley Martinez / Amanda Linares Note: Stashable - please air 11/11 or later] The Pacific Northwest could experience a super El Niño this winter, which would bring higher average temperatures and more rain…
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[wrap] WA Democrats pick up enough seats for a supermajority in the House
LEDE: Washington state Democrats are on track to achieve a supermajority in the House of Representatives. They’ve picked up a record number of seats from historically Republican districts. Reporter Sarah Mizes-Tan has more.
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[CC] Spokane Public School board wants Ferguson to decline federal scholarship tax credit
The Spokane Public School Board has written a letter to Governor Bob Ferguson asking him to decline Washington’s participation in a new federal tax credit scholarship program.
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[CC] Tillamook Air Museum reopens
[Tillamook Air Museum reopens 20261108_CF_Tillamook Air Museum Reopens_SA (ERT:50) 11/09/26 Casey Frizzell / Jeff Thompson Note: Please don't air until Wednesday] The Tillamook Air Museum is open again after a 10-month closure, thanks to a one-dollar sale.
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[C&C] Leftover pumpkins
[[110926_LG_LeftoverPumpkins_C&C 11/09/26 C&C Lauren Gallup/TD ERT: 0:47 What happens to all the pumpkins at patches that don’t get picked?
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[Wrap] Leftover pumpkins
[[110926_LG_LeftoverPumpkins_WRAP 11/09/26 Wrap Lauren Gallup/TD ERT: 0:40 HOST LEAD-IN: After Halloween, what happens to all those pumpkins that don’t get picked from the patch? N-W-P-B’s Lauren Gallup plodded out to some farms to find out. :10
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WRAP: UO Grad union announces intent to strike
The University of Oregon’s graduate employees union says it will strike if it doesn't get a fair contract by November 16.
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[WRAP] Seattle parents protest tech in schools
Parents in Seattle are asking the public school district to re-evaluate the use of technology in classrooms. KNKX’s Anna Marie Yanny has more.
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[CC] Seattle parents protest tech in schools
A group of parents is calling on Seattle Public Schools to re-consider how technology is used in classrooms.
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[FEA] Holocaust survivor Carla Peperzak turns 103
In the middle school that bears her name, Holocaust survivor Carla Peperzak [Pepper-zack] celebrated her 100 and third birthday on Friday. SPR’s Lisa Leinberger was there.
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WRP: Eugene City Council exploring program to give renters chance to buy their apartments
TOPA 11626 RHW/CL ERT:1:01 The Eugene City Council is exploring whether to create a program to give tenants the opportunity to purchase their apartments if their landlord puts the property up for sale. KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White has more on the proposal, which is before the city council on…
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WRAP: Push to rename Hood Canal hits fjordblock amid tribal opposition
[110626JR_salishfjord.wav JR/LJ ERT: 0:58] A proposal [in Washington state] to rename Hood Canal has hit a roadblock, or rather, a FJORDBLOCK… after opposition from the tribe that has lived on that fjord for thousands of years. KUOW’s John Ryan reports.
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UPDATED [FEATURE] How Washington scientists are mapping fish, shellfish in a river near you.
[FEATURE] How Washington scientists are mapping fish, shellfish in a river near you. [110626_CF_eDNABiodiversity_FEATURE 11/06/26 feature Courtney Flatt/TD ERT: 3:49] LEDE: Scientists are traveling all around Washington to figure out exactly what fish are living in rivers and streams. They’re…
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CUT/COPY: Riverside Payments agrees to proposed FTC settlement
A Vancouver based credit card processor could owe $600-thousand dollars for deceitful practices.
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VOICER: Riverside Payments agrees to proposed FTC settlement
A credit card processing company based in Vancouver lied to small businesses when signing them up for card terminals and related services. That’s according to the Federal Trade Commission and the state of Washington. Kyra [[KYE ruh]] Buckley reports.
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[VCR] Clark County Council Elections
[Clark County Council Elections 20261106_ENS_Clark County Council Elex_VCR_N3.wav ERT 0:45 Elena Neale-Sacks/Jeff Thompson] Following this week’s elections, Southwest Washington’s next Clark County Council will look a lot like the current one. Oregon Public Broadcasting's Elena Neale-Sacks reports.
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[Cut and Copy]: OR Gov. Kotek reacts to reelection
((20261106_DVH_KotekPresserSA DV/AJT)) Fresh off of winning reelection, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek says she’s getting back to work.
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WRP: OR Gov. Kotek reacts to reelection
((20261106_DVH_KotekPresserWRP (:43) DV/AJT)) Governor Tina Kotek said today/FRIDAY her reelection was more than a rejection of President Donald Trump. Dirk VanderHart reports.
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[c&c] Foxcurran wins King County Assessor race
Rob Foxcurran [FOX-kuhr-un] will be King County’s new assessor. Foxcurran [FOX-kuhr-un] defeated Dominique Scarimbolo [skar-um-BOH-low], winning 72-percent of the vote.
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[WRAP] Oregon health officials update review of cannabis health effects, highlight risks and benefits
Over a decade after Oregon voters legalized recreational marijuana, state health officials are taking a fresh look at what science says about cannabis use. KLCC’s Tiffany Eckert reports.
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Wrap: Seattle councilmember seeks $8m in DV funding
[Wrap: Seattle councilmember seeks $8m in DV funding Amy Radil/Catharine Smith Intro: During its budget deliberations, the Seattle City Council is considering new funding to support survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.]
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