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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., announced at the Capitol on Thursday that the House is drafting articles of impeachment against President Trump. CREDIT: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images

Nancy Pelosi Says House Democrats Will Draft Articles Of Impeachment Against Trump

NPR News December 5, 2019

Angela Haseltine Pozzi founded Washed Ashore in 2010. The nonprofit turns plastics taken from Oregon's beaches into eye-opening sculptures of threatened marine life. CREDIT: Kirk Siegler/NPR

Turning Pollution Into Art With A Purpose On The Oregon Coast

NPR News December 5, 2019

Judge Raquel Montoya-Lewis has been appointed as the first Native American justice to serve on the Washington Supreme Court. Courtesy of office of Gov. Jay Inslee

Governor Jay Inslee Appoints First Native American To Washington Supreme Court

Austin Jenkins December 4, 2019

The Cascadia Subduction Zone off the coast of North America can produce earthquakes as large as Magnitude 9 and corresponding tsunamis. MUSTAFA LAZKANI / FEMA

The Big One — And Another One. Research Shows Cascadia Quakes Sometimes Trigger San Andreas

Tom Banse December 3, 2019

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Mariss Jansons at his final concert with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam in 2015. CREDIT: Michel Porro/Getty Images

Famed Latvian Conductor Mariss Jansons Dies At Age 76

NPR News December 4, 2019

Bill Morelock, left, and Bob Christiansen

Remembering Classical Music Host Bob Christiansen Of ‘Bob And Bill’

Sueann Ramella December 3, 2019

Irving Burgie at his home in Queens in 2017. Burgie, who rewrote the lyrics to the traditional Jamaican song "Day-O," died Friday at the age of 95. CREDIT: Susan Watts/NY Daily News via Getty Images

Irving Burgie, Songwriter Who Helped Bring Calypso To America, Dies At 95

NPR News November 30, 2019

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Angela Haseltine Pozzi founded Washed Ashore in 2010. The nonprofit turns plastics taken from Oregon's beaches into eye-opening sculptures of threatened marine life. CREDIT: Kirk Siegler/NPR

Turning Pollution Into Art With A Purpose On The Oregon Coast

NPR News December 5, 2019

Reporter Anna King teaches a student how to edit audio on a computer.

Students Learn Rad Radio Skills And Podcasting With NWPB

Anna King December 3, 2019

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Holiday Celebrations Across Washington State

Mia Hunt December 3, 2019

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., announced at the Capitol on Thursday that the House is drafting articles of impeachment against President Trump. CREDIT: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images

Nancy Pelosi Says House Democrats Will Draft Articles Of Impeachment Against Trump

NPR News December 5, 2019

Members of the House Judiciary Committee listen as constitutional scholars testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill Wednesday. CREDIT: Drew Angerer/Getty Images

Judiciary Committee Takes Up Impeachment In Hearing With Legal Scholars

NPR News December 4, 2019

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Trump met in June inside the Demilitarized Zone separating South and North Korea. CREDIT: Getty Images

Amid Breakdown In Nuclear Talks, North Korea Threatens U.S. With ‘Christmas Gift’

NPR News December 3, 2019

Google co-founders Sergey Brin (left) and Larry Page announced Tuesday they are stepping down from their leadership roles but will remain board members of Alphabet, Google's parent company. CREDIT: Paul Sakuma/AP

Google Founders Sergey Brin And Larry Page Step Down From Top Roles

NPR News December 3, 2019

The Cascadia Subduction Zone off the coast of North America can produce earthquakes as large as Magnitude 9 and corresponding tsunamis. MUSTAFA LAZKANI / FEMA

The Big One — And Another One. Research Shows Cascadia Quakes Sometimes Trigger San Andreas

Tom Banse December 3, 2019

A growing number of public libraries across the country are revising their policies to eliminate overdue fines. CREDIT: Connie Hanzhang Jin/NPR

‘We Wanted Our Patrons Back’ — Public Libraries Scrap Late Fines To Alleviate Inequity

NPR News December 3, 2019