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Donna Walker blows kisses to the crowd as her husband, Gov. Bill Walker, announced he was suspending his re-election bid and supporting Democrat Mark Begich. He has been far behind in the polls, and his lieutenant governor resigned for an

Alaska Independent Governor Bill Walker Drops Re-Election Bid, Backs Democrat

NWPB News October 20, 2018

The Walla Walla Corn Maze is one of the many Northwest attractions to enjoy this Halloween season. The maze features family friendly hours and a “Spooktacular” version later this month. CREDIT: T.J. Tranchell/NWPB

Check Out These Northwest Haunted Attractions For A Spooky Good Time

T.J. Tranchell October 20, 2018

The barley used to make beer as we know it may take a hit under climate change, but growers say they are already preparing by planting it further north in colder locations. CREDIT: DEAN HUTTON/BLOOMBERG

Bye-Bye, Beer? Brewers Say They’ve Got A Plan On Climate Change Ahead Of Possible Price Jump

NPR News October 20, 2018

KYNR host Ryan Craig at the station in February 2018, in front of the audio board that was stolen in October. CREDIT: Esmy Jimenez/NWPB

More Than Radio: KYNR Brings Back ‘Voice Of The Yakama Nation’ After Theft

Esmy Jimenez October 19, 2018

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Check Out These Northwest Haunted Attractions For A Spooky Good Time

T.J. Tranchell October 20, 2018

From left to right, the Totenberg-Ames Stradivarius at the start of its restoration; in a mold being prepared to have the edge reinforced; and after the restoration. Courtesy of Bruno Price

The Tale Of The Stolen Totenberg Stradivarius Violin Ends With A New Legacy

NPR News October 17, 2018

The East L.A. band Las Cafeteras is known for a version of "La Bamba" that mixes traditional Mexican son jarocho with hip-hop. Jessica Pons for NPR

American Anthem: Through Slavery, Segregation And More, ‘La Bamba’ Is The Sound Of Survival

NPR News October 17, 2018

The Arts

Alicia Goranson and Sara Gilbert play Becky and Darlene on ABC's The Conners.

TV REVIEW: Without Roseanne, ‘The Conners’ Go On

NPR News October 17, 2018

"DO go on": Ike Barinholtz and Tiffany Haddish star in The Oath. CREDIT: Topic Studios and Roadside Attractions

FILM REVIEW: A House Divided Against Itself And A Family You Cannot Stand In ‘The Oath’

NPR News October 14, 2018

Ryan Gosling In ‘First Man’ Chronicles Personal Losses Behind Neil Armstrong’s ‘Giant Leap’

NPR News October 10, 2018

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Hit Hard By Hurricane Michael, ‘It Will Be Years’ Before Tyndall Air Force Base Returns To Normal

NPR News October 20, 2018

Alaska Independent Governor Bill Walker Drops Re-Election Bid, Backs Democrat

NWPB News October 20, 2018

Women gather for a rally and march at Grant Park on Saturday in Chicago to urge voter turnout ahead of the midterm elections. CREDIT: KAMIL KRZACZYNSKI

Voter Turnout Could Hit 50-Year Record For Midterm Elections

NPR News October 18, 2018

A sign outside Ajo, Ariz., warns hikers to keep an eye out for people who have unlawfully crossed the nearby border with Mexico. No More Deaths and other humanitarian groups use a private residence they call "the barn" on the outskirts of the small town as a base of operations. CREDIT: RYAN LUCAS/NPR

Deep In The Desert, A Case Pits Immigration Crackdown Against Religious Freedom

NPR News October 18, 2018

When one of Jose Nuñez' retinas was damaged by diabetes in 2016, the Los Angeles truck driver expected his Medicaid managed care policy to coordinate treatment. But Centene, the private insurer that manages his policy gave him the runaround, he says, and he lost sight in that eye.

Private Medicaid Plans Receive Billions In Tax Dollars, With Little Oversight

NWPB News October 18, 2018

Seth Frotman, former student loan ombudsman at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, poses at NPR headquarters in September. Frotman and his team reviewed thousands of complaints about the questionable practices of student loan companies.

Why Public Service Loan Forgiveness Is So Unforgiving

NPR News October 18, 2018

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Alaska Independent Governor Bill Walker Drops Re-Election Bid, Backs Democrat

Check Out These Northwest Haunted Attractions For A Spooky Good Time

Bye-Bye, Beer? Brewers Say They’ve Got A Plan On Climate Change Ahead Of Possible Price Jump

More Than Radio: KYNR Brings Back ‘Voice Of The Yakama Nation’ After Theft

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Check Out These Northwest Haunted Attractions For A Spooky Good Time

The Tale Of The Stolen Totenberg Stradivarius Violin Ends With A New Legacy

American Anthem: Through Slavery, Segregation And More, ‘La Bamba’ Is The Sound Of Survival

The Arts

TV REVIEW: Without Roseanne, ‘The Conners’ Go On

FILM REVIEW: A House Divided Against Itself And A Family You Cannot Stand In ‘The Oath’

Ryan Gosling In ‘First Man’ Chronicles Personal Losses Behind Neil Armstrong’s ‘Giant Leap’

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Hit Hard By Hurricane Michael, ‘It Will Be Years’ Before Tyndall Air Force Base Returns To Normal

Alaska Independent Governor Bill Walker Drops Re-Election Bid, Backs Democrat

Voter Turnout Could Hit 50-Year Record For Midterm Elections

Deep In The Desert, A Case Pits Immigration Crackdown Against Religious Freedom

Private Medicaid Plans Receive Billions In Tax Dollars, With Little Oversight

Why Public Service Loan Forgiveness Is So Unforgiving

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